Chartwells Hot School Meals
We are proud to work with Chartwells for your children’s school lunches. Chartwells believe that the key to fuelling young minds comes from understanding both what they need and what they enjoy, which is why they develop nutritious and delicious food that pupils love, alongside helping to ensure a healthy body and mind. Their passionate culinary experts work closely with us to ensure every child receives healthy food, perfectly suited to meet their needs and dietary requirements.
The current meal price is £3.09
How to order: Log on at www.parentpay.com to choose and book your meals. Orders need to be placed by midnight Thursday, ten days ahead of the week required. For example, meals for the week starting Monday 12th would have an order deadline of Thursday 1st.
You will have received an activation letter and temporary password to set up your ParentPay account. If you need this resent, please contact your school office.
For children with food intolerances and allergies, Chartwells have a dedicated team of medical diet nutritionists on hand to support allergen aware children and their parents. More information on their medical diet process can be found here: The Chartwells Approach to Medical Diets | Chartwells
Parents and guardians can contact the medical diet nutrition team directly on: westsussexspecialdiets@compass-group.co.uk.
To find out more about Chartwells, visit their website or contact the school catering team. Weblink: https://www.chartwells.co.uk/west-sussex/
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Parents can find all the links by scanning the QR code including, the menu, theme day menus, ParentPay guides (an FAQ will be added shortly), and of course, our direct contact details.
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Snacks
In KS1 during the day children have access to a selection of fruit and vegetables, provided through a healthy eating government scheme. In addition to this, children can bring fresh fruit or vegetables from home, and should also bring water to drink, in a clear bottle, no squash or juice.
Children’s snacks may be eaten throughout the morning as a “rolling snack” or during morning breaktime.
KS2 children bring a healthy snack of fruit or vegetables (or healthy alternative as agreed in partnership with families and school) which they eat at playtime – no other snack is allowed during break.
Nut Free School
Because we have two children in school, staff and a pupil who have an allergy to nuts we are a NUT FREE SCHOOL. This means that any food item including nuts must not come into school because of the danger they pose. Thank you.