We ask that no nuts or peanuts are brought into school as ingredients or food items.
Food in school
Children at Sleights enjoy well balanced and nutritious meals, freshly prepared on site each day by our school chef. We have a great uptake of children for our school meals and this is something that we are very proud of.
School meals are set at £3.20 per day, unless children receive free school meals (see below)
Our children enjoy a family service style approach to school lunchtimes. This, we believe, supports children to build and develop relationships, as well as strengthen table manners and lunchtime etiquette.
All of our school meals follow the North Yorkshire Council menu. A copy of the menu for each term is shared with children and families, but additional copies can be collected from the school office.
Autumn Term 2024
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Week 1 WC 2nd, 23rd September, 14th October, 14th November, 2nd December, 6th and 27th January |
Week 2 WC 9th, 30th September, 21st October, 18th November, 9th December, 13th January, 3rd December |
Week 3 WC 16th September, 7th October, 4th, 25th November, 16th December, 20th January, 10th February |
Monday |
Sausage roll, baked baby potatoes, baked beans and crusty bread, followed by chocolate biscuit bar | Pizza, potato wedges, peas and sweetcorn, followed by chocolate brownie | Chicken nuggets, diced potatoes, vegetable sticks and home baked bread, followed by autumn fruit muffin |
Tuesday |
Chicken Korma, 50/50 rice, cauliflower, green beans and Naan bread, followed by crumble sponge and custard | Curried chicken rice, carrots, broccoli and crusty bread, followed by sticky toffee pudding and custard | Creamy cheesy tomato pasta, medley of vegetables and home baked garlic bread, followed by iced berry bun |
Wednesday |
Sausage, Yorkshire pudding, gravy, roast potatoes, carrots, broccoli and sliced wholemeal bread, followed by jelly and ice cream | Minced beef pie, gravy, mashed potatoes, medley of vegetables and home baked bread, followed by flapjack | Roast gammon, gravy, mashed potato, peas, sweetcorn and sliced wholemeal bread, followed by lemon drizzle cookie |
Thursday |
Spaghetti Bolognese, medley of vegetables and home baked garlic flatbread, followed by cheese and biscuit | Pork meatballs in a tomato sauce with pasta, green beans, sweetcorn, home baked garlic bread, followed by jammy shortbread | Nacho beef bake, vegetable rice, carrots and green beans, followed by chocolate fudge pudding and vanilla sauce |
Friday |
Battered fish, chips, peas, sweetcorn, ketchup and bread, followed by banoffee mousse pot | Fish star with chips, ketchup, sweetcorn, peas and crusty bread, followed by chocolate orange mousse cake | Fish fingers, chips, ketchup, mixed salad, grated carrot and sunflower seed bread, followed by oat cookie and cheese |
For more information about school meals, please visit: School Meals (North Yorkshire Council)
Free School Meals
Free School Meals are available to all key stage one pupils and to children whose parents receive certain benefits. Applications for free school meals are made online by families, using the same portal used for applying for a school place. Instructions for making your application can be found here: Applying for Free School Meals
For more information about Free School Meals, please visit: Free School Meals (North Yorkshire Council)
Packed Lunches
Packed lunches brought in from home are expected to offer a healthy, balanced meal for pupils that also meet the expectations of the school food standards.
Snacks
Healthy snacks are available for a small charge each day at morning break time. These are purchased by families using our online payment system ‘ParentPay’. Children are also welcome to bring their own healthy snack.
Cool Milk
In school, families can create a ‘Cool Milk’ account to allow their child to have milk each day, for a small charge. Please speak to Mrs Stubbs in the office for further details about this.