School Lunchtime Meals and Food in School

School Lunches

Our school's chosen meal provider is FEED (Feeding Excellence Every Day) by ISS.

FEED stands for Feeding Excellence Every Day - Great food for growing minds, FEED provides nutritious, delicious meals that support focus, wellbeing, and education, supporting children to learn, thrive, and succeed- every day, in every school.

The current meal price is £2.95

How to Order 

We’re pleased to introduce a new, easy-to-use app that helps you manage your child’s school meals with confidence.

The FEED app is designed to make day-to-day meal choices quicker and clearer for families.

  • See what’s on the menu before the school day
  • App content including the menu available in more than 19 languages
  • Pre-order meals at a time that suits you
  • Choose favourites your child enjoys
  • Check allergens and dietary information easily
  • All designed to help you feel confident about what your child is eating at school.

Click here for more information FEED App Information for Parents & Carers

Menu Options

The Government have made changes to Free School Meals (FSM) eligibility that will take effect from September 2026.

You can check if you are eligible for free school meals via this link - Free school meals - West Sussex County Council

 

 

We want to remind parents and carers that Goring Primary School endeavours to be a nut free school in order to best manage the risk of allergic reactions to nuts and keep our children safe.

Packed Lunch

If your child chooses to bring a packed lunch from home, we would encourage a balanced and healthy content. Here is a recommendation of the foods that would constitute a healthy lunch box and which foods to avoid. Please be aware that we do not allow fizzy drinks or sweets in school.

The NHS outline what a healthy lunch box should contain.                

  • Starchy foods like bread, rice, potatoes or pasta
  • Protein foods like meat, fish, eggs or beans
  • A dairy item, like cheese or yogurt
  • Vegetables or salad and a portion of fruit

Fruit & Milk

 

The Government currently provides one piece of fruit each day for all infant children. This is offered to the children at morning break. Junior children may bring a piece of fruit for morning break.

Milk is provided free of charge to all children under the age of 5.

Visit the Cool Milk Website to register - Cool Milk Parent Information

 

Below are excellent websites with hints and tips about creating varied and healthy lunch boxes.