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SPRING/ SUMMER 2016 LUNCH MENUSpring term datesMonday 11 April 2016 – All startThursday 30 June 2016 – Term ends
Summer term datesWednesday 17 August 2016 – All startFriday 14 October 2016 – Mid-term, All break
Welcome to the spring/ summer menu, this menu will run from after the Easter holidays until the October break.
Our menus have been awarded the Soil Associations Bronze Food for Life catering mark as well and continue to comply with the Schools (Health promotion and nutrition) (Scotland) Act 2007. Menus are freshly prepared and where possible produce is sourced from local producers so you can be sure healthy choices are on offer at lunch times.
Thank you to everyone who contacted us about school meals, your comments are welcome and help us continue to improve the service.
Theme menusTheme menus give pupils an opportunity to try new foods and participate with special events during the year. The following theme lunches will be taking place in the coming sessions:
15 June – Summer Beach Party
Further information will be available in school closer to these dates.
Free school mealsAs part of a Scottish Government initiative, all pupils in primary 1 to primary 3 are now entitled to a free school meal (from January 2015). Your child may also be eligible for free school meals if you receive one of the following:
• Income Support• Income based job seekers allowance• Income-Related Employment and Support Allowance• Support under Part VI of the immigration and Asylum Act 1999• Child Tax Credit, but not working tax credit (and your annual income is less
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than £16,105)• Child Tax Credit and Working Tax Credit with an annual Income of less than
£6,420
Please ask your child’s school for an application form or contact the schools Grants, Awards and Placements Team.
Tel: 0131 469 3033 e-mail: [email protected]
Menu and pricesThe cost of a primary school meal is £1.95. This will increase to £2.05 from August 2016.
For this price your child can have a two course meal – either soup and a hot main meal, or a hot main and a pudding plus vegetables/ salad and bread. A drink is also provided with the meal.
Special diets and allergiesPlease let your school know if your child has any special dietary needs.
Further informationwww.edinburgh.gov.uk/foodinschools [email protected]
Get GoingWorried about your child’s weight? Want to help them lead a healthy, happy, active life? Then let’s Get Going! Get Going is a free family healthy lifestyle programme which supports children to work towards a healthy weight. It’s about working together as a family to make small lifestyle changes. Supported by a trained coach, you’ll learn more about eating well and being more active. Children will get the opportunity to take part in fun, active games, while parents share ideas and experiences.To find out when the next courses are available in your area or for more information please contact:
[email protected] 0131 537 9209 http://www.nhslothian.scot.nhs.uk/getgoing Your local Get Going Co-ordinator is: Conor McLean: 0131 458 2147 [email protected]
SPRING/SUMMER 2016
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Vegetarian option
Seasonal vegetables, mixed salad and bread selection available daily
Homemade soup
Breaded salmon fillet with baby boiled potatoes and broccoli
orQuorn sausage casserole with potatoes
and vegetables or
Baked potato with a choice of fillings
Fresh fruit selection
Water or milk
Chicken curry with rice and vegetablesor
Macaroni cheese with vegetables and salad
orBaked potato with a choice of fillings
Sponge cake with custardor
Fresh fruit selection
Water or milk
Red pesto pasta with vegetables and garlic bread
orCheese and tomato pizza with chips and
salad or
Baked potato with a choice of fillings
Seasonal fruit salad and jellyor
Fresh fruit selection
Water or milk
Oven baked pork sausages with baked beans and mash
orVege’ chilli with boiled rice and vegetables
orBaked potato with a choice of fillings
Home baking selectionor
Fresh fruit selection
Water or milk
Packed lunch
Filled rolls/sandwiches
Yoghurtor
Fresh fruit
Water
WEEK 1
For weeks commencing
Day Month
11 APRIL
2 MAY
23 MAY
13 JUNE
15 AUGUST
5 SEPTEMBER
26 SEPTEMBER
Chicken meatballs in tomato sauce with rice and vegetables
orCheesy pasta with vegetables and salad
orBaked potato with a choice of fillings
Fruit whipor
Fresh fruit selection
Water or milk
Neapolitan pasta with vegetables or
Cheese and tomato pizza with sauté potatoes and salad
orBaked potato with a choice of fillings
Fresh fruit selectionor
Yoghurt
Water or milk
Homemade soup
Breaded fish and chips with peasor
Savoury rice and vegetables or
Baked potato with a choice of fillings
Fresh fruit selection
Water or milk
Chicken fajita with potato wedges and salador
Quorn burger in a bun with potato wedges and salad
orBaked potato with a choice of fillings
Sponge cake and custardor
Fresh fruit selection
Water or milk
Packed lunch
Filled rolls/sandwiches
Yoghurtor
Fresh fruit
Water
WEEK 2
For weeks commencing
Day Month
18 APRIL
9 MAY
30 MAY
20 JUNE
22 AUGUST
12 SEPTEMBER
3 OCTOBER
Chicken and gravy with roast potatoes and vegetables
orVege’ meatballs served in a pitta bread
orBaked potato with a choice of fillings
Raspberry mousse sliceor
Fresh fruit selection
Water or milk
Homemade soup
Beef pasta bolognaise with vegetablesor
Picnic plate with cheese sandwich and vegetable sticks
orBaked potato with a choice of fillings
Fresh fruit selection
Water or milk
Fish fingers with new potatoes and peasor
Seasonal vege’ curry with rice and vegetables
orBaked potato with a choice of fillings
Ice cream and jellyor
Fresh fruit selection
Water or milk
Creamy pasta with vegetables and crusty bread
orCheese and tomato pizza with chips
and salad or
Baked potato with a choice of fillings
Sponge cake and custardor
Fresh fruit selection
Water or milk
Packed lunch
Filled rolls/sandwiches
Yoghurtor
Fresh fruit
Water
WEEK 3
For weeks commencing
Day Month
25 APRIL
16 MAY
6 JUNE
27 JUNE
29 AUGUST
19 SEPTEMBER
10 OCTOBER
City of Edinburgh Council works with Food for Life Scotland to improve school meals and help ensure a brighter future for Edinburgh’s young people.
We believe there are few things more important than helping children eat well because it allows them to grow well and learn well.
All Edinburgh school meals have held the bronze Catering Mark
award since January 2015
FREE FROMCONTROVERSIAL ADDITIVES
SEASONAL MENUS ARE DESIGNED
TO USE SCOTTISH SEASONAL INGREDIENTS
FARM ASSURED MEAT
AT LEAST
75% OF MEALS ARE FRESHLY PREPARED
EVERY EGG IS A
FREE RANGE EGG
SUSTAINABLEWE NEVER USE FISH ON THE MARINE
CONSERVATION SOCIETY “FISH TO AVOID” LIST
To fi nd out more about Food for Life Scotland, visit the website
www.foodforlifescotland.org
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