KenmontSchool Meals
At Kenmont we believe that the best option for children at lunchtimes is to have a hot school dinner, provided through our partnership with AiP (Alliance in Partnership) catering.
School Meals Menu
Our current Menu can be viewed and downloaded below.School Meals Menu - October 2023 to Easter 2024.
Most children at Kenmont choose to have the school meal children are able to choose from a wide selection of meals including vegetarian, Halal and non-Halal.
Allergies
Children will allergies can be catered for once a special diet form has been completed by their parent/carer. This can be downloaded below:
Meal Prices
All children in Reception, Y1 and Y2 are entitled to a government-funded school meal. For children in Y3, Y4, Y5 and Y6 for 2023/24 these are being funded by The Mayor of London. This will save each family the price of a daily school meal charged at £2.50.
Nursery children however are not covered by either the Govenment or Mayor of London Schemes. The price for a Nursery meal is £2.50 per day and should be paid for in advance.
Nursery school meals payment is through the ParentPay website :Parent Pay Website
Free School Meals and additional funding
If you are in receipt of certain benefits you may be eligible for Free School Meals and you could save hundreds of pounds a year. The school also benefits, as we could receive up to £ 1,345 per year from the government for each child registered, which can be used for books, equipment or additional staff.
Use our Free School Meals eligibility checker Any parent can check. Parents with children in Nursery, Reception, Y1 and Y2 and any parent whose child has a packed lunch, so don’t pay for lunches, may also use the checker and the school could still receive the additional funding.
To apply please complete the form on your local authority’s website.
For LBHF residents please click hereFor Brent residents click here
You must inform the school office once it has been confirmed that you are eligible for Free School Meals otherwise you will be charged for the meal and the school will not receive the additional funding for teaching and learning.
Our School’s Caterers – AiP
Alliance in Partnership
Specialists in Education Catering
AiP provide fresh, healthy nutritious food and professional catering solutions to primary and secondary schools and colleges.
Established in 1998, today we serve over 75,000 meals per day in 400 Schools and Colleges.
Our partnerships are long lasting and we realise that no two schools or colleges are the same.
We produce quality, fresh, locally sourced and seasonal meals at affordable price and offer a solution for our clients regardless of their circumstances.
Discover more about AiP– visit their website:
Packed Lunches
Packed Lunches are allowed as well, with the following provisions:
- drinks are not brought in glass containers for safety reasons
- no fizzy drinks.
- no confectionery items are allowed
- no items containing nuts or fish as other children within the school are allergic to contact with nuts and fish.
Break time snacks
Children are allowed to bring in some bread or fruit for break-times, but crisps, cakes and chocolate biscuits are not allowed.
Drinks
All classes have access to drinking water for pupils’ use. Your child should bring a filled water bottle to school each day, to have available in the classroom when needed. Research has shown that this is beneficial to children’s health and concentration. This bottle must be clear with a sports top, contain only water and can be in addition to any fruit or flavoured drink to have with their lunch.