Holy Cross Primary

Nursery and School Lunch Information

Nursery

All children attending nursery for full or part days will receive a lunch. Healthy snacks are available throughout the day.

School

All P1 to P5 pupils are entitled to a free school breakfast up to the value of £1 and lunch up to the value of £3.25.The price of a primary school two-course lunch is now £3.25. All meals are served with milk or chilled water and two portions of vegetables and a portion of fruit daily. Pupils can also choose either soup, yoghurt, or home baking as indicated on the menu to accompany their meal.

The current menu can be found on North Lanarkshire’s site.

The school operates a Cashless Cafeteria system. Parents and carers can top up pupil accounts using the following link: IPay Impact top up site

Allergies

Holy Cross is an Allergy Aware school. In line with NLC policy Holy Cross is a NUT FREE school. Please ensure your child does not bring any nut products into School or Nursery for their snack or packed lunch. We also encourage children not to share snacks and to wash their hands before and after eating to minimise cross contamination.

If your child has food allergies these should be notified to the school.

Special Dietary Requirements

If your child has a medically required diet or special dietary requirement for ethical or religious reasons please see the information below.

Special diet | North Lanarkshire Council

If you require further information we will be happy to help.

Free School Meals

Families may be entitled to Free School Meals.  We would encourage all parents and carers to apply, even if their child is in P1 to P5 and would not pay for meals.  A successful award may give families a clothing grant to help with uniform costs and releases additional funding to the school.

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