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Children's health is an integral part of their emotional, mental , social , environmental and spiritual well-being and is supported by attention to these aspects.
We are proud to hold a 5* rating with the Food Standards Agency.
Breakfast is served from 7:30am to 8:30am where a selection of cereal, bagels, toast, croissant or porridge is available. We also offer a mid morning snack of fresh fruit, salad or special treat and milk.
Lunch is served from 11:45-12:00 with a main course and dessert.
High Tea is served at 3pm, a light snack is served
We also provide a snack to those children staying late at 5pm.
Water is available at all times for children throughout the day.
All the children's meals are prepared on site by our cook who holds an up to date food hygiene certificate. We shop at our local supermarket and meats are bought from our local butchers.
We also accommodate dietary requirements. Our menu's are changed seasonally
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Monday
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Dinner
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Mince and Dumplings served with carrot batons
*Carrot batons
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Pudding
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Natural yoghurt and raspberries
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High Tea
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Pizza Muffins
*Pepper stickers
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Tuesday
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Dinner
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Salmon and vegetbale carbonara served with broccoli florets
*Broccoli florets
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Pudding
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Flapjack
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High Tea
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Chunky vegetable soup with bread fingers
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Wednesday
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Dinner
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Toad in the hole served with new potaties and cauliflower florets
*Cauliflower florets
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Pudding
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Jelly
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High Tea
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Spaghetti on toast
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Thursday
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Dinner
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Lentil and vehetable shepherds pie with green beans
*Green beans
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Pudding
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Peaches and ice-cream
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High Tea
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Mac 'n' Cheese with bacon lardons
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Friday
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Dinner
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Mexican chicken and cous cous
*Broccoli florets
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Pudding
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Lemon and Lime sponge
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High Tea
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Crumpets and cheese cubes
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*Indicates the part of each meal that can be eaten by infants as finger foods.
The nursery provides nutritious meals and snacks for children each day. Staff encourage children to sample a variety of foods. They give consistent messages to children about what foods are healthy and how exercise is good for their body. Ofsted, 2022