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Please see attached letter from Carrie Lyndsey (Children’s and Education Services)

>Letter to parents from Carrie Lindsay<

A primary school meal costs £2.40 per day.

In line with the Scottish Government’s ‘Hungry for Success’ policy, Fife Council provides tasty, healthy meals to young Fifers. All of our meals conform to national nutritional standards which you can read or download on the Scottish Government website.

The national nutritional standards demand that a Fife school lunch provides at least one third of the daily nutritional requirements of pupils. Our menus provide nutritious choices that ensure a balanced diet over the week.

High schools have a cafeteria-style service, where pupils can choose from a variety of tasty and healthy items. Please encourage your child to vary their selections.

Special diets
Should your child have a specific dietary requirement e.g. a specific food that they cannot eat for health or religious reasons, please complete the online Specific Dietary Requirement Form. The school cook and manager will arrange to meet with you to discuss how best to fulfil your child’s needs.

If your child prefers a vegetarian diet there is a selection of suitable dishes on the menu every day and you don’t need to complete a Specific Dietary form.

Fife school meals do not use any ingredients containing nuts but some products may be made in a non-nut-free environment – please check recipes for more details.

We are committed to reducing the impact we have on the environment and are trying to reduce or eliminate packaging and single-use plastics where we can.

Please can we encourage children to have ONE healthy snack at break time. We are now in the situation where many children have so many snacks at break, that they are left with little or no time to play. We also ask you to consider what you give your child as a snack. High content sugary snacks do not promote good concentration and learning.

Ms Carroll from St Columba’s RC High School will lead a Parent Information Evening, on Teams at 6pm on Wednesday the 27th of April regarding the upcoming P7 Dounans Trip.

Thursday 28th April at 7pm in Our Lady’s and St Bride’s Parish Church.

We are delighted that we are able to celebrate the Sacrament of Confirmation with Arch Bishop Cushley.

Here are the final points

• School uniform should be worn.
• Pupils should arrive for 6.50pm
• The sponsor should be over 16, Catholic, not a parent and preferably their Godparent.
• Each family will be issued a pew, the confirmandi should sit with their sponsor on the inside to the middle aisle. Additional seating will be available at the back of the church.
• The children will approach the alter with their sponsor one at a time.
• The children will be given a badge with their saint name on it.
• We will let the children know when it is time for them to go up.
• No photos during mass please. There will be an opportunity for the children to get a photo at the end of the Mass on the altar.
• No masks are required but may be worn.

We look forward to sharing this special occasion with our children and families.