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Secondary school lunch menus

Publication date
27 May 2026

What school meals are

We provide high-quality nursery, primary school, and secondary school meals which:

There are weekly menus for standard, gluten-free, dairy-free, egg-free, and sesame-free lunch options.

The menus alternate between week 1, week 2 and week 3 throughout the school year. 

All meals are served with milk, soya milk or water, vegetables, salad, and fruit.
We also have a detailed allergen list and carbohydrate and fat count list for our nursery, primary school, and secondary school meals.

Meals are available to all children who are entitled to a free school meal and any child or young person who wants to buy their lunch at school.

Children at nursery are entitled to a free school meal if they attend nursery for the full day.

Prices for school meals are:

  • Nursery - free
  • Primary 1 to 5 - free
  • Primary 6 to 7 - £2.35
  • Additional Support Needs schools (ASN) - free
  • Secondary school meals - £2.70.

All of our schools use ParentPay, an online payment system that you can use to pay for school meals instead of cash.

Find out if you can get free school meals.

Due to stock availability from our suppliers, school menus are subject to change at short notice, and some items may not be available. 

Your school will let parents, carers and pupils know of any changes as early as possible.

Lunch menus for the 2025 to 2026 school year

See our secondary school lunch menus for the 2025 to 2026 school year.

To find out which menu is up each week, see the weekly schedule for lunch menus.

These menus will start from Monday 18 August 2025.

Cost of school meals

If you are paying for secondary school meals, the cost is £2.70 for a main meal.

Other items on the food menu are individually priced.

See the price list for the secondary school food, drink and meal deals.
 

Allergen list

See the list of allergens for secondary school meals and food items.

All food items highlighted in a green box are allergen-free.

A red box indicates that the food item contains that allergen.

An amber box indicates that the food item may contain that allergen.

Portion sizes, carbohydrate and fat counts list

The secondary school meal portion sizes, carbohydrate and fat count list includes general menu items only.

You should contact your child's school directly if you need information on dietary alternatives.