School Meals

The school is dedicated to providing an environment that promotes healthy eating and enables students to make informed food choices. This will be achieved by the whole school approach to food provision and food education documented in the School Food policy. The policy was formulated through consultation between members of staff, governors, parents, students, and our school nurse. This school food policy is co-ordinated by Clare Malston.

Aims

The main aims of our school food policy are:

  • To provide a range of healthy food choices throughout the school day and in line with the mandatory School Food Standards
  • To support students to make healthy food choices and be better prepared to learn and achieve.
  • To ensure a consistent approach to healthy eating across the school community including students, staff and parents/carers.

Please click the link below to read the full policy

School Food Policy

The work we have done as a school to promote healthy lifestyles has been recognised by the Mayor of London’s Healthy Schools Gold Award which we achieved in February 2023

 

School Menus

Our caterers offer a menu of freshly cooked meals that rotates on a three-weekly basis. There is a choice of two main meals including one vegetarian option, as well as jacket potatoes every day. Seasonal vegetables, a salad bar, fresh bread, yoghurt and fruit are available daily.

Please click the link below to see the current menu and information from the catering company, Stir.

Spring 2023 Menus

Information about Meals at St Philip’s from Stir Catering company

Please note milk free and gluten free options are also available if required

 

 

Cost of school meals

The current cost of school meals of £2.55 per day, £12.75 per week unless you are entitled to free school meals. We would ask that all eligible parents register their children for free school meals, as in addition to the free school meals, the school receives vital funding known as Pupil Premium, which is used to raise the attainment of students.

Click here to check your eligibility for free school meals

Making Meal Choices

Choices should be made in good time with your child via IRIS ParentMail and can usually be made for a number of weeks in advance.

Meal Payment

Our preferred method of payment is via Iris Parentmail.

Students develop very high levels of positive behaviour and feel extremely safe. They are very considerate, very respectful and caring of others and highly positive about learning.

– Ofsted report

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