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School Meals

ISS Education / Blue Runner is our new catering provider. Please visit Feeding Hungry Minds to create your account to top up your child's balance.

The cost of the school meals will remain the same and the updated menu can be found below.

 

Currently our school lunches are provided by ISS Education, they provide healthy, balanced meals at a cost of £2.35 per day.

Pupils in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 are entitled to a free school meal.


Pupils who pay for school meals but have 2 weeks of debt or more on their account may not be served a school meal. Parents will be contacted to either pay the debt immediately or provide a packed lunch. 
 

In addition, pupils in Year 6 may be refused a meal if they carry any debt. These meals must be paid in advance to prevent debt remaining once the child has left the school.
 

This decision has been made by the Ealing School Catering Consortium (ESCC) and aims to prevent parents building up debt, which is often difficult to recover. 
 

Our Advice

If you are paying for your child to have a school meal, make sure your ISS Education / Blue Runner account is in credit. You need to allow a minimum of 24 hours for any payment to show as a credit on your meals account. It is best to pay in advance for each week to avoid any inconvenience for you or your child.

 

Payments can only be made with a debit card or a credit card. You can pay either online by logging into your account here or by phoning   01924 792334
 

We ask for your co-operation on this matter to ensure we can continue to provide hot healthy lunches for your child that keeps them on the go and ready to learn.
 

To set up an account, pay for meals or to see the current menus, please visit the ISS Education website.

 

Check if you qualify for Free School Meals

 

The ‘Free School Meals / Pupil Premium Service’ is a web site where parents can quickly and easily check eligibility for free school meals and, if eligible, also gain welcome additional funding for their child’s school, known as ‘Pupil Premium’.

 

If eligible, you are not obliged to accept the free school meals for your child if you wish to make other arrangements, but we do want to encourage applications as the additional funding gained would still benefit education provision at the school.

 

By entering essential details into the web site, the online application process links to the Department for Education system for checking eligibility and gives an immediate ‘yes’ or ‘no’ response, and will notify the school.

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