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SCHOOL DINNERS
 
 
Fullerton Thrybergh CofE Primary School is proud to be part of the Healthy Eating Schools programme. This means that your child will be offered a portion of fresh fruit or vegetables everyday at morning break. Milk will also be provided for children in Group 1 and be on offer for sale at the tuck shop.  
School dinners

Payment

From 1 September 2006 the charge for a school meal will be £1.60 per day. The money for the week £8.00, should be brought to the school office on a Monday morning (on the first school day of the week) in a named envelope or purse. Payment can be made by either cash or cheque paid weekly/monthly/ termly. If paying by cheque, please write the following information on the back of the cheque:
 
Child’s Name
Sort Code
Cheque Guarantee Card
Number Expiry Date
 
The meal is prepared at Thrybergh Comprehensive School and there is a choice of menu for each course, which is on display in the school hall.
 

Free Dinners

Free meals are available to children according to family income. Please claim for free school meals, if eligible (even if you don’t intend using this facility). The percentage of free school meals does affect the amount of funding we are given as a school as well as extra support such as teaching assistants. So even if your child intends having sandwiches, you will be helping school acquire extra funding and facilities. Application forms for free school meals can be obtained from Mrs Nettleton in the school office and when completed, should be returned to the Education Office directly. No distinction is made in school between children who take a free meal and those who pay.
 
Provision is made for children who prefer to bring a packed lunch.
 
   
 

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