Breakfast Club
Breakfast Club
Miss Elin and Mr Jones are in charge of the Breakfast Club. This is held every morning between
8:00am and 8:35am in the School hall. A healthy breakfast is served including toast, cereals,
fruit juice and yoghurt. Please contact the School for further information, or if you wish to
register your child / children.
School Dinners
Lunch is provided for any child who wishes it. We are able to cater for children with allergies.
Sandwiches can be brought to school, but 'fizzy' drinks or sweets are not allowed in the
packed lunch as we encourage everyone to bring a healthy packed lunch. The cost of lunch is
£2.50 per day, £12.50 per week.
Click on the link to see Denbighshire County Council menu -
https://denbighshireschoolmeals.co.uk
Healthy Eating Policy: Healthy Eating Policy: There is a lot of evidence to support the view that
a balanced diet has a direct impact on health. In line with this, we try to promote the
importance of healthy eating. We encourage the children not to bring snacks - crisps, biscuits,
cake, chocolate to eat during playtime. Instead, you could buy fruit at school - £1 for
Foundation Phase children and £1.25 for KS2 children, or bring fruit from home. There is a
cold water machine in the school and we ask each child to bring a bottle to school daily.
Universal Primary Free School Meals (UPFSM)
All primary school children in Wales will get free school meals by 2024. This commitment is in
response to the rising cost-of-living pressures on families and our shared ambitions of tackling
child poverty and ensuring no child goes hungry in school. The Welsh Government is
committed to implementing the scheme as quickly as possible.
Click on the link to see Denbighshire Council's rollout schedule -
https://www.denbighshire.gov.uk/en/education-and-schools/grants-and-funding/universal-
primary-free-school-meals.aspx
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Breakfast Club
Breakfast Club
Miss Elin and Mr Jones are in charge of the
Breakfast Club. This is held every morning between
8:00am and 8:35am in the School hall. A healthy
breakfast is served including toast, cereals, fruit
juice and yoghurt. Please contact the School for
further information, or if you wish to register your
child / children.
School Dinners
Lunch is provided for any child who wishes it. We
are able to cater for children with allergies.
Sandwiches can be brought to school, but 'fizzy'
drinks or sweets are not allowed in the packed
lunch as we encourage everyone to bring a healthy
packed lunch. The cost of lunch is £2.50 per day,
£12.50 per week.
Click on the link to see Denbighshire County
Council menu -
https://denbighshireschoolmeals.co.uk
Healthy Eating Policy: Healthy Eating Policy: There
is a lot of evidence to support the view that a
balanced diet has a direct impact on health. In line
with this, we try to promote the importance of
healthy eating. We encourage the children not to
bring snacks - crisps, biscuits, cake, chocolate to
eat during playtime. Instead, you could buy fruit at
school - £1 for Foundation Phase children and
£1.25 for KS2 children, or bring fruit from home.
There is a cold water machine in the school and we
ask each child to bring a bottle to school daily.
Universal Primary Free School Meals (UPFSM)
All primary school children in Wales will get free
school meals by 2024. This commitment is in
response to the rising cost-of-living pressures on
families and our shared ambitions of tackling child
poverty and ensuring no child goes hungry in
school. The Welsh Government is committed to
implementing the scheme as quickly as possible.
Click on the link to see Denbighshire Council's
rollout schedule -
https://www.denbighshire.gov.uk/en/education-
and-schools/grants-and-funding/universal-
primary-free-school-meals.aspx
Ysgol
Pant Pastynog
'Parchu pawb
a phopeth'
