The philosophy at our schools is to create a sociable, friendly, supportive family environment while eating healthy food at lunch times.

Our school kitchens are committed to providing healthy, nutritious food with the aim of supporting families to provide children with a balanced and varied diet. With an emphasis on quality and value, our food is freshly prepared and where possible, we procure food that meets the following criteria:

• It is sourced or produced locally
• It comes from sustainable sources or ethical suppliers
• Meat is Farm Assured
• We do not use any undesirable additives or hydrogenated fats

All our children eat their lunch in the main hall over two sittings. Our Nursery and Reception children eat first. Over the lunch period the older children have responsibilities to lead, interact and support the younger children with table manners, providing drink refills, help with clearing up, etc.

In KS2, children can bring their own healthy packed lunch or pay to have a hot school dinner, which needs to be booked in advance. Our hot school dinners are freshly prepared on site each day by our Catering Team.

Our menu changes at least every 2nd term to ensure we offer seasonal variations. Our menus are child friendly and a typical weekly menu may include a roast dinner, a fish day, homemade pizza and pasta bolognaise. A non-meat option is available daily and a dessert. All meals are supplemented with salad and bread. Water is freely available. Meals are priced at £3.00.

Menus and Allergen Information

Click on the links below to view and download our current menus and allergen information.

Term 2

School  Lunch Menu

Allergen Information

Universal Infant Free School Meals (UIFSM)

The Government initiative for Universal Infant Free School Meals (UIFSM) was implemented in 2014, offering a free hot meal for all children under the age of seven (KS1). This initiative provides valuable funding to our school and therefore we encourage you to take full advantage of this offer.

Pupil Premium

From the start of the 2026 to 2027 academic year, the Department for Education (DfE) is delivering an expansion to FSM eligibility to include all pupils from households in receipt of Universal Credit. There will then be 2 categories of FSM:

• Targeted FSM, which continues to be based on the existing £7,400 income threshold
• Expanded FSM, which will apply to meals only, covering pupils who do not qualify for Targeted FSM, but who are in households in receipt of Universal Credit

For every family that registers their eligibility they will benefit from Free School Meals and the school will attract additional funding of £1550 per pupil.

All applications for Free School Meals and Pupil Premium Funding are processed by Wiltshire Council. Please click here to apply