Our lunches are provided by Lancashire County Council. 

‘All menus are carefully planned to meet School Food Standards, with all new dishes tested by children. Our aim is to positively influence the diet of our children and young people, and always consider where the food we put on the plates comes from and how it was produced.

Our meat is Red Tractor Farm Assured, our fish is MSC certified, and our fresh eggs are British Lion Quality and Free Range.

Whilst every effort is made to produce the published menus, please note that they may vary occasionally subject to availability and individual school requirements. All our menus are checked using a recognised programme to analyse nutrition. We also work with Lancashire Healthy Schools and support the Healthier Families campaign. The result is a menu your child will enjoy and that will prepare them for learning in the afternoon.’ Lancashire County Council

School lunches on Arbor Parent App

All school lunches are selected by parents/carers on the Parent Arbor app. 

You will receive a link to the Arbor app once your child is registered at the school.

This includes if your child/ren brings a packed lunch from home – you still have to select that option on the Arbor app. 

If you pay for your child/ren's school lunches, you must always make sure you have enough money on your child/ren's account to cover all the chosen school meals, otherwise this will not generate a lunch on our system.  Please make sure you check out once you have selected your lunch options for the week.

You are able to make changes to the lunch choices up to 8am on the day.

Gluten-free options are available for those children who have had a diagnosis from their GP that they need a

gluten-free diet.

 
School lunches are charged at £3.00 per day for children in KS2 children (Year 3 to Year 6) and are free to all KS1 children (Foundation class to Year 2).   Unless you are entitled to Free School Meals, please see the information below.

Meat options are NOT halal.

Lunch boxes/snacks

We actively promote healthy eating in school.  Please note we request that no 'sweets' are sent into school for lunches or snacks.  KS1 are encourage not to bring additional snacks as they already receive fresh fruit/vegetables each day. .

For some healthier packed lunch ideas please visit:

NHS Healthier Lunch Box Ideas

We are a NUT FREE school - please do not send any nuts in packed lunches or for snacks.