School Dinners
School Lunch Menu
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The Universal Free School Meal Scheme and Pupil Premium
All Key Stage 1 aged children (Reception, Year 1 and Year 2) are eligible for Free School Meals under the Universal Free School Meal Scheme. Historically, children who have been eligible for Free School Meals have also received additional funding for their education called Pupil Premium Funding. Due to this link between Free School Meals and Pupil Premium Funding, it is important that all Key Stage 1 pupils who meet the criteria to claim Free School Meals (regardless of UIFSM) are registered in order for schools to receive the Pupil Premium funding.
The basis on which Pupil Premium funding is calculated will not be affected by the introduction of UIFSM. However, it is important that all Key Stage 1 pupils who meet the criteria to claim Free School Meals (regardless of UIFSM) are registered in order for schools to receive the Pupil Premium funding.
Applying for Pupil Premium
Firstly, parents/ carers must check the eligibility criteria for Free School Meals/ Pupil Premium. If in receipt of the necessary benefits, details of which can be found on the Council's website; parents or carers must then complete an application form. Please follow the link below for more information and to apply: https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/schools-and-education/schools-and-colleges/school-meals/
All Key Stage 1 aged children (Reception, Year 1 and Year 2) are eligible for Free School Meals under the Universal Free School Meal Scheme. Historically, children who have been eligible for Free School Meals have also received additional funding for their education called Pupil Premium Funding. Due to this link between Free School Meals and Pupil Premium Funding, it is important that all Key Stage 1 pupils who meet the criteria to claim Free School Meals (regardless of UIFSM) are registered in order for schools to receive the Pupil Premium funding.
The basis on which Pupil Premium funding is calculated will not be affected by the introduction of UIFSM. However, it is important that all Key Stage 1 pupils who meet the criteria to claim Free School Meals (regardless of UIFSM) are registered in order for schools to receive the Pupil Premium funding.
Applying for Pupil Premium
Firstly, parents/ carers must check the eligibility criteria for Free School Meals/ Pupil Premium. If in receipt of the necessary benefits, details of which can be found on the Council's website; parents or carers must then complete an application form. Please follow the link below for more information and to apply: https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/schools-and-education/schools-and-colleges/school-meals/
School Packed Lunches
School provided school dinners have to adhere to a number of Government regulations and guidelines. To bring the standard of packed lunches brought in from home in line with these guidelines and to fit in with our healthy schools ethos, we have a Packed Lunch Policy which gives guidance about children's packed lunches. A well packed lunch can support concentration and well being.Â
School provided school dinners have to adhere to a number of Government regulations and guidelines. To bring the standard of packed lunches brought in from home in line with these guidelines and to fit in with our healthy schools ethos, we have a Packed Lunch Policy which gives guidance about children's packed lunches. A well packed lunch can support concentration and well being.Â