School Meals. The Academy Trust shall, if requested to do so by or on behalf of any pupils at the Academy, provide school lunches for those pupils unless it would be unreasonable for it to do so. Subject to the provisions of clause 32 charges may be levied for lunches, but the Academy Trust shall otherwise fund the cost of such school lunches from its GAG.
School Meals. The Academy Trust shall, if requested to do so by or on behalf of any pupils at the Academy, provide school lunches for those pupils unless it would be unreasonable for it to do so. Subject to the provisions of clause 32 charges may be levied for lunches, but the Academy Trust shall otherwise fund the cost of such school lunches from its GAG. In relation to a pupil who is himself or whose parents are in receipt of benefits mentioned in section 512ZB of the Education Act 1996 (or equivalent provision governing the entitlement to free school lunches of pupils at maintained schools), the Academy Trust shall ensure that a school lunch is provided for such a pupil free of charge to be funded out of the Academy Trust’s GAG.
School Meals. School meals including morning snack, lunch and/or afternoon snack are charged separately. Details are available from the School office.
School Meals. If any parent considers that they might be entitled to Free School Meals for their child, (i.e. on Income Support) please ask at the School Office for an application form. As children line up for their school meals, a member of staff with a Tablet computer will record them. This will enable them to know exactly which children have had a school lunch each day, and eliminate any errors. Parents can pay online by setting up an account. Under this new system, if a child’s account goes unpaid for three weeks, you will receive a phone call and a letter and the system will automatically no longer allow them to have school meals. If this happens, you will need to provide a packed lunch for them. If debt goes over £34.50, you will need to provide a packed lunch for your child until the debt is paid. If your child is in Year 6, your account must be in credit at all times, otherwise the system will not allow them to have a school meal and a packed lunch must be provided. It is therefore very important that you make sure that you are up to date with school meal payments. If you think your child is eligible for Free School Meals, you must ensure that you have applied and have received confirmation that you qualify. • To monitor the school meals debt and inform parents accordingly • To set up an online account to pay for school meals • To pay for meals on a weekly basis • Where possible, keep to either packed lunches or school dinners every day, to avoid confusion about payments • If your child is eligible for Free School Meals, to collect an application form for completion We have a policy at Brentside of making sure that children experience one school trip or workshop a term wherever possible. Our educational trips and workshops are usually related to topics studied in the curriculum. In order for school trips and events to take place, it is necessary for us to ask for contributions from parents and carers before we make the final decision as to whether the event or visit can take place. We aim to keep the cost of the visit as low as possible. It is the policy of this school, for health and safety purposes, to provide transport for our pupils and staff. The cost of the transport is included in the overall cost of the event or visit. Where possible, BPA will try to subsidise the cost of trips to make sure they are accessible to as many pupils as possible. Parents are not obliged to pay the contribution towards costs; however, the visit cannot take place if the expenses...
School Meals. The Kitchen Manual As required Suggest a tasting session for parents in order to promote school meals Provide additional resources and samples for an agreed time. Liaise with the Cook
School Meals. Is your child eligible for Free School Meals? If yes, please ensure you complete an application form from your local authority. Religion: My Child has been Baptised/Christened Languages Spoken At Home: Is English your Family’s First Language: White Other White Eastern European White and Asian White and Black Caribbean White and Black African White and Asian White Welsh White Scottish White Irish White English Vietnamese Turkish Cypriot Turkish Traveller of Irish Heritage Other White British Gypsy Roma Gypsy Black Caribbean Black Sudanese Black Somalian Black Nigerian Black Ghanaian Black Congolese Albanian Afghan Previous/Current School: Address of School: Post Code: Date(s) of Attendance: Telephone Number: Country of Birth: If new to the Country: Date of arrival: Reason for Moving Schools:
School Meals. The goal of the District U-46 Food & Nutrition Services Department is to provide students with healthy meals each day. The following policies ensure our compliance with the USDA Child Nutrition Program. Many students will pay for meals at the District’s published standard rate each day. A student will be allowed to charge a maximum of six meals to his or her account. Once a student has charged those six meals, the student will not be allowed to charge additional meals or a la carte items. However, the student will be offered an alternate meal. Students who qualify to receive free meals will be allowed to receive one free breakfast and one free lunch each school day. A la carte items must be paid for at the time of purchase. Students who qualify to receive reduced meals will be allowed to receive one breakfast for 30 cents and one lunch for 40 cents each day. A student will be allowed to charge up to six meals to his or her account. Once a student has charged those six meals, the student will not be allowed to charge additional meals or a la carte items. However, the student will be offered an alternate meal. Parents/guardians are responsible for meal payment to the food service program. Notices of low or deficit balances will be sent to parents/guardians at regular intervals throughout the school year. Checks must be made payable to the student’s school. All school cafeterias possess computerized register systems that maintain records of all monies deposited and spent for each student. Said records are available by setting up an account at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx or by speaking with the cafeteria manager. Payments for school breakfast and lunch are expected at the time the meal order is submitted. If your child forgets his or her meal from home or forgets to turn in a menu and you cannot bring a meal to school, we will ensure that your child does not go hungry at school and provide an alternate meal. This is not meant to be a substitute for a regular meal and will only be allowed for two days. Payments can be made online at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.
School Meals. Free breakfast is provided each morning from 7:45AM. Further information is available on our website. Lunch costs £2.30 per day; this will pay for our ‘Family Dining’ experience which we encourage all students to partake in. Students entitled to free school meals* do not pay for lunch. Students may bring with them a healthy packed lunch but please note, no drink other than water will be permitted in the Academy. There are water fountains to top up water located around the Academy. *If you would like to see if you are eligible for free school meals, please go to xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx.xx/info/200231/education_grants_and_allowances/161/free_school_meals Bullying or harassment is the use of deliberate aggression with the intention of hurting another person. Oasis Academy Leesbrook has a zero tolerance policy towards bullying and any incidents of bullying will be fully investigated and taken extremely seriously. Bullying/harassment can be: • Emotional - being unfriendly, excluding, tormenting (e.g. hiding books, threatening gestures); • Physical - pushing, kicking, hitting, punching or any use of violence; • Racist - racial taunts, graffiti, gestures; • Sexual - unwanted physical contact or sexually abusive comments; • Homophobic - because of, or focussing on the issue of sexuality; • Because of learning or physical disabilities; • Verbal - name-calling, sarcasm, spreading rumours, teasing because of appearance etc.; • Cyber - all areas of internet use, such as e-mail, social media and internet chat room misuse; • Mobile threats by text messaging & calls, misuse of associated technology, i.e. camera & video facilities, Apps etc. STUDENT NAME:
School Meals. A variety of items are sold ranging from sandwiches and baguettes, salads and fruit, hot meals and cakes. We have worked with the caterers and the Student Food Group to develop a healthy and varied menu. The canteen at School operates tills with biometric cashless payment systems. By the first day your child’s dinner account will have been activated, so that you can load money on to the account. If you have any questions please contact the School Office. A cashless system is used for the payment of school meals, where no cash is taken at the point of sale. Each student using the system is allocated an account. Information is held on a secure server and stores details of individual balances, records where money has been spent, on what food and the exact date and time the money was spent. All individuals intending to use the system have their fingerprint scanned. This scan is converted into a number and stored on the system against that individual. No register of fingerprints is kept, and it is impossible to reconstitute a fingerprint from the numeric reference Parents can top-up by Parentpay – the online system, xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx. You will receive details of how to access your Parentpay account before the start of term. The student should notify the School Office who will inform the kitchens that the account will go into debit for one day. The account must be credited by the following day. Students buy their meal in the same way. The amount allocated for the free school meal, currently £2.30 per day, is entered onto their account by the software daily, and is only accessible at lunch break. Any underspend or missed lunch is not added to the next day’s balance. Parents can also add extra cash on to the balance by cheque or by using Parentpay, to enable a greater daily spend on the school lunch than allocated by their free meal allowance. As the allowance can only be spent on a school lunch, extra cash added into the system can also be used for breakfast or break time snacks. All students in receipt of this benefit retain complete anonymity. Reports can be obtained from the system, giving comprehensive information on all aspects of use for each individual student via Parentpay. As we explained in the notes relating to the pupil information packs, we hold certain data is held on the system to enable accurate operation. This data is handled under guidelines of the General Data Protection Regulations and only used by parties directly associated with the school. ...
School Meals. Is your child eligible for Free School Meals?: If yes, please ensure you complete an application form from your local authority. Is English your Family’s First Language: Religion: Languages Spoken At Home: Afghan Albanian Any other Asian Background Any other Black Background Any other Mixed Background Bangladeshi Black Angolan Black Congolese Black Ghanaian Black Nigerian Black Somalian Black Sudanese Black Caribbean Black Sierra Leonian Chinese Greek / Greek Cypriot Gypsy Gypsy Roma Indian Kurdish Latin / South / Central American Other Black African Other White British Pakistani Roma Traveller of Irish Heritage Turkish Turkish Cypriot Vietnamese White English White Irish White Scottish White Welsh White and Asian White and Black African White and Black Caribbean White and Asian White Eastern European White Other White Western European Please State: ……………………………………………… Previous/Current School: Address of School: Post Code: Date(s) of Attendance: Telephone Number: If new to the Country: Date of arrival: Country of Origin: Reason for Moving Schools:
