School Dinners ​
​Our catering is provided by Caterlink, who ensure a healthy, balanced and varied menu every day. Our dinners are cooked at St Saviour's Infant school, and delivered to us each day. There is always provision for vegetarians /vegan and they will endeavour to provide any special dietary requirements if requested; please make sure you have the necessary medical information to clarify any particular needs.
All Infant aged children (up to and including Year 2) qualify for free school meals.. From Year 3, families need to pay if children wish to enjoy a hot school dinner.
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Please click here to see the menu.
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For allergen forms, click here.
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For Caterlink approaches to allergens, click here.
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B&NES Free School Meals Eligibility Checking service now has a new Free School Meals web page on the B&NES website with a link to an online benefit related free school meal application form which can be found using the following link: https://beta.bathnes.gov.uk/apply-free-school-meals
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Below is a list of qualifying benefits for free school meals.
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Universal Credit (provided you have an annual net earned income of no more than £7,400, as assessed by earnings from up to three of your most recent assessment periods)
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Income Support
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Income-Based Jobseekers Allowance
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Income Related Employment Support Allowance
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Child Tax Credit (WITHOUT Working Tax Credit) and have and annual household income (as assessed by HMRC) below £16,190
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Run-on Working Tax Credit which is only paid for 4 weeks after you STOP qualifying for Working Tax Credit
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The Guaranteed Element of State Pension Credit
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Support under PartV1 of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
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Please ask in the office for further information.
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Packed Lunch
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Children who prefer to bring a packed lunch may do so. It should be in a plastic container clearly marked with the child’s name. Cold drinks, either water or fruit juice should be brought in a leakproof plastic container.
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Water is always provided as part of the lunchtime routine, and there is free access to water throughout the day.
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Following government nutrition guidelines, we ask that you don’t give your child crisps or crisp type snacks, chocolate, sweets, or chocolate biscuits in their lunch box.
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As part of our current school policy, we also ask that you don’t give your child nuts or peanut butter sandwiches, as we have children in school who suffer from nut allergies.
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Milk
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Any child under 5 years of age is entitled to free school milk. This stops when children become 5, and they are given a drink of water instead. Each child has their own named beaker, and has access to water throughout the day.
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Fruit Snack
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We are committed to encouraging children to develop healthy eating habits. At mid morning break we ask that all children bring a piece of fruit or vegetable to eat for their snack. It is often helpful to have this cut up at home and put in a named container.