Good food.Planned ahead.
Families sign up for school lunches a month at a time, so meals are planned ahead and lunch is one less thing to think about.
How lunch works
School lunch is $9 a meal, booked by the month.
School lunch is something families sign up for. Each meal costs $9, and families commit to lunch a month at a time.
What it costs
Each school lunch costs $9. Lunch is separate from tuition, so it is a cost to plan for on top of the monthly tuition payment. As a rough guide, multiply $9 by the number of school days in the month you are signing up for.
Why it is by the month
Families commit for an entire month at a time. That lets the school plan meals ahead and order the right amount of food, and it means lunch is one less daily decision for parents: once a month is booked, your child has lunch every school day of it.
If you would rather pack lunch
Families sign up for meals, so school lunch is a choice, not a requirement. Families who do not sign up for a month send their child with a packed lunch.Needs fixing
The school will confirm
Whether families can buy lunch for a single day, or only by the month, and whether a month can be cancelled once it has begun.
Signing up
Four steps to a month of school lunches.
Signing up takes a few minutes, once a month. This is how it works.
Choose the month
Decide which month you want school lunch for. Many families book month after month; others choose the months that suit them best.
Sign up
Tell the school you want lunch for that month. How families sign up (a form, an online system or the school office) and the deadline before each month begins are still to be confirmed.Needs fixing
Pay
The month is charged at $9 per meal for each school day. When payment is due and how families pay are still to be confirmed.Needs fixing
Lunch is served
Your child is served lunch at school every school day of the month you signed up for. Because the whole month is booked, there is nothing more to do until it is time to choose the next one.
In our wordsParents sign up for meals and commit for an entire month.
What’s served
What is on the plate, and allergies.
Halal • Planned • Safe
Halal meals
Every school lunch is halal.Needs fixing Families at an Islamic school reasonably expect that, and the school will confirm where the meat comes from and how it is certified, so parents do not have to take it on trust.
The school will confirm
That school lunches are halal, the supplier or kitchen that prepares them, and how the meat is certified.
A sample menu
A typical week’s menu will be shown here, so families can see what children are offered before signing up for a month.
The school will confirm
A sample weekly menu, and whether a vegetarian option is offered.
Allergies and dietary needs
If your child has a food allergy, an intolerance or a medical diet, tell the school office before signing up for lunch, and again at the start of each year.
The school will confirm
How the school handles food allergies at lunch: whether meals can be adapted, and how allergy information reaches the people serving food.
More for the
daily routine.
Lunch, planned ahead
Sign up month by month.
Families commit to lunches by the month, so contact the office to sign up or ask about the food.
