Packed Lunches
Packed Lunches
We do encourage parents
to send children to school with
a healthy packed lunch and a drink
(we do not allow fizzy pop or glass bottles).
All lunch boxes should have
your child’s name and class
clearly displayed.
Healthy Lunch Box Ideas
We do encourage parents to send children to school with a healthy packed lunch and a drink
(we do not allow fizzy pop or glass bottles).
All lunch boxes should have your child’s name clearly displayed.
We do encourage parents to send children to school with a healthy packed lunch and a drink
(we do not allow fizzy pop or glass bottles).
All lunch boxes should have your child’s name
clearly displayed.
Recently the school has seen an increase in the number of children being diagnosed with a nut allergy. As you are aware, a nut allergy can be serious and sadly sometimes fatal for those who experience an Anaphylactic shock after exposure to nuts. After each allergic reaction, people can become more sensitive and the reaction can become more severe. Environmental exposure can also cause a reaction.
As a school, we feel it is always better to be proactive and preventative when it comes to risks for our pupils. Therefore to help us avoid a situation where a child experiences Anaphylaxis in school, or staff have to administer an Epi-pen, we have declared our school ‘nut free’. This means that we need to remind you that no nuts or nut products are allowed in school. Whilst we can’t police every child’s lunchbox, we respectfully ask for all parents’ cooperation with this. We strongly request that parents avoid sending loose nuts, peanut butter, Nutella/nut-based sandwich spreads or cereal bars with nuts or any other product with nuts into school in their children’s lunchboxes. This includes sesame seed products.
Together we will ensure the safety of all of our pupils. We thank you for your cooperation.
Recently the school has seen an increase in the number of children being diagnosed with a nut allergy. As you are aware, a nut allergy can be serious and sadly sometimes fatal for those who experience an Anaphylactic shock after exposure to nuts. After each allergic reaction, people can become more sensitive and the reaction can become more severe. Environmental exposure
can also cause a reaction.
As a school, we feel it is always better to be
proactive and preventative when it comes
to risks for our pupils.
Therefore to help us avoid a situation where
a child experiences Anaphylaxis in school,
or staff have to administer an Epi-pen,
we have declared our school ‘nut free’.
This means that we need to remind you
that no nuts or nut products
are allowed in school.
Whilst we can’t police
every child’s lunchbox, we respectfully ask
for all parents’ cooperation with this.
We strongly request that parents avoid
sending loose nuts, peanut butter,
Nutella/nut-based sandwich spreads
or cereal bars with nuts
or any other product with nuts
into school in their children’s lunchboxes.
This includes sesame seed products.
Together we will ensure the safety
of all of our pupils.
We thank you for your cooperation.
We also want to remind all parents that if grapes are sent into school,
these need to be cut into halves or smaller pieces by parents at home.
We also want to remind all parents that if grapes are sent into school,
these need to be cut into halves or smaller pieces by parents at home.
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