Dietary Needs

Quality Food Experience

Food is made freshly on site by our in-house Chef and catering colleagues. We offer balanced hot and cold meals available to purchase using Parent Pay or through the Free School Meal scheme. Menus are available on our website. We cater for all dietary needs and/or cultural restrictions. Please ensure you notify us of any food allergies or intolerance for your child.

Free Breakfast from 8.30 am

All children have access to nutritious breakfast options on arrival and before Form time at no cost. They can choose from a selection of: Toast, bagels, crumpets, beans, fruit, cereals/porridge, milk, yogurts, smoothies, orange/apple Juice.

Lunches

Children will have a choice of the main meal of the day, or grab and go item, pasta pots or jacket potatoes. We also offer a selection of cold sandwiches and a popular salad bar.

The desserts offer is fresh fruit pots, yogurts, jellies and mousses. On selected days, we will offer home made cakes.

See our full price list on our website

Free school meals eligibility:

We work with City of Wolverhampton Council to run frequent checks to verify new entitlements to free school meals and we will notify eligible families where appropriate. Please ensure you have provided your NI number for automatic checks. For more info: https://www.wolverhampton.gov.uk/education-and-schools/free-school-meals-eligibility- checking-service

Promoting Positive Choices

Packed lunches and snacks brought into school

All students are encouraged to eat a healthy balanced diet. Students are therefore not allowed to bring in items such as: large bars of chocolate, family sized packets of crisps, packets of biscuits or any sugar / energy drinks.

Drinking in lessons

The school encourages students to drink water only and bring their own bottle which can be refilled in school. Fizzy drinks are not allowed.

Clear, unflavoured mineral water can be brought in and drank in lessons. This is healthy and stops any learning time being wasted discussing what type of drink it is.

Chewing gum is not allowed in school