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School Meal

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Lets Dine

Freshly prepared every day

We are committed to working in partnership with our schools to provide a healthy and nutritionally-balanced meal in an enjoyable lunch time experience.

We are committed to ensuring our menus are in line with government food standards, working closely with schools to design a menu to suit individual school's ideas. Pupils are often involved in helping to create the menu, giving them a greater choice of what appears on it.


Primary schools

Our primary school menus provide a choice of two main courses (one being a vegetarian option), a choice of carbohydrates, two vegetables, a fresh salad bar, bread and a choice of desert (schools can choose to have a desert alternative option), including first bites, fresh fruit, yogurt, cheese and biscuits. 

Try your child with a school meal from Let’s Dine. Speak to your school office to get started.

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Watch Hollinswood Primary School pupils talk about their school lunches...

Watch Hollinswood Primary School pupils talk about their school lunches...


Secondary schools

Our menu for a secondary schools is based on a Food Court to offer a number of choices, allowing pupils to choose from a variety of options. Some schools have a breakfast menu, morning break and lunch, which consists of hot choices, a sandwich bar, and a choice of drinks and deserts.

Let’s Dine - serving up our annual ingredient stats...

Satsumas - 34,322

Did you know?
Lined up end to end, 34,322 satsumas would stretch six and a half times across Ironbridge.

Free range eggs - around 8000

Did you know?
To produce 8,000 eggs per year, you would need around 27 - 40 Clun Forest hens.

British potatoes - 38,000 kg 

Did you know?
38,000 kg of potatoes weighs as much as four mighty Tyrannosaurus rex.

Apples - over 60,000

Did you know? 
Over 60,000 apples stacked in a tower would reach more than halfway up Mount Everest.

Bananas - nearly 6,000 kg

Did you know?
6,000 kg of bananas equals the weight of an adult male African bush elephant.

Iceberg lettuce - 4,400

Did you know?
4,400 iceberg lettuces could fill 70% of the seats at AFC Telford stadium.