Captain Webb Primary is a Healthy Eating school
School Meals
We have an excellent school kitchen providing on site, freshly cooked meals for the children daily. This service is provided by T&W Let’s Dine.
Each day they serve a nutritious hot meal which includes a main course and a pudding. Water is always available. There is always an option of 2 hot meals (one of which is vegetarian) or sandwiches.
Free School Meals
Have you checked to see if you are entitled to free school meals for your child?
You may be eligible if you, or your partner, receive Income Support or income-based Jobseekers Allowance. You may also be eligible if you receive:
• Employment & Support Allowance(income related)
• Pension Credit (guaranteed credit
• Child Tax Credits and have an annual taxable income of less that £16,190
• Part VI of the immigration & Asylum Act 1999
• Do not receive working tax credit
To find out more visit:
www.telford.gov.uk/freeschool meals
FSM Form 2025
Come Dine with us for FREE with Universal Infant Free School Meals (UIFSM)
All children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 get a healthy nutritious lunch at no cost to you.
Universal Infant Free School Meals (UIFSM) is a government initiative aimed at improving academic attainment for infant children and to help families save money.
Since September 2014, all children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 in state-funded schools in England have been eligible for a filling nutritious cooked school lunch at no cost to the parent.
This includes infant pupils in maintained infant and primary schools, free schools, academies, and schools for pupils with special educational needs and pupil referral units. No proof of eligibility is required, it just needs a child to be in one of the relevant three years and their school will arrange for them to have lunch at no cost to the parent.
You will be given the school menu which shows the meals that are being prepared on a three-week rotation. The menus always reflect the seasons with different vegetables and fruit on offer. All our schools aim to cater for those on special diets because of medical, cultural or religious reasons.
Good food provision in schools has been shown to lead not only to healthier children, but to improved attainment.
The plan was brought in to help create a generation of children who enjoy food that makes them healthier, more successful and most importantly happier.
What are the benefits of this scheme?
Better health – a cooked school lunch gives them the essential vitamins and minerals they need to help them grow, develop, fight infection and have the energy to lead a happy and healthy life.
Better achievement and behaviour
There’s a link between what children eat at lunchtime in school, where they eat it and how they focus with their teachers in the afternoon. It teaches them to sit down together, which develops their social skills and encourages them to try new foods.
For more information about the benefits of a healthy school lunch visit the children’s food trust website.
As a parent/guardian this scheme can save you an average of £370 per year on lunchtime meals as well as the time it took to prepare packed lunches. Another benefit is that after school your child won’t need a cooked meal because you know they have already had a nutritious one at school.
Menu’s, payment details can be found over in our Parents’ Area on our Lunch Menu & Payment page.
Lunch Menu & Payment