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School Organisation

School Dinners

At Kilmorie, our school lunches are offered by Taylor Shaw, caterer of choice for thousands of primary pupils across the UK. All of the food is prepared daily in the school kitchens.

Themed Lunch

Please note that only children who normally have a packed lunch need to pre-order a themed lunch in advance.

What they say:

"Our menu is appetising, nutritious, balanced, and designed to encourage children to enjoy food, learn, play, and grow. Lunch is an integral part of the school day and something all children should look forward to. Taylor Shaw’s dedicated catering team ensures the dining hall is a welcoming and happy place for your child.

Our menus meet the Government’s School Food Standards and the bronze Food for Life standards.

  • All items on our menu are freshly cooked by our catering team in your school kitchens to ensure we’re always offering fresh and nutritious food whilst minimising salt and sugar in recipes.
  • No undesirable additives or artificial trans fats are used
  • Our menus provide for all dietary and cultural requirements
  • Our suppliers adhere to all appropriate food safety standards
  • Our catering team is supported with skills training in fresh produce.

Taylor Shaw’s dedicated dietitians work with our Chef teams to ensure our menus are nutritionally sound, shaping recipes to ensure they meet the School Food Standards and standards set by Public Health England."

To find out more about the service Taylor Shaw provides please visit their website, here.

The new menu below, will run from September 2026.

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Free School Meals for Every London Schoolchild

Primary school children in state-funded schools in London will continue to get free school meals for the next four years. The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has extended the funding to help build a better and fairer London for everyone. The extension of universal free school meals could save families over £500 per child per year.

This is vital support for families facing a cost of living crisis, and will ensure that state primary school children get at least one nutritious meal a day.

Register with your council for free school meals

Children will receive their free school meal under the Mayor’s scheme automatically, but it is really important that parents and guardians continue to complete their school or borough’s registration form because a child may be eligible for extra funding for their school from the government, which is worth £1,300 per year.

In some boroughs and schools there are also extra entitlements parents and guardians might be eligible for, such as support for food in the school holidays.

Find more information about how to register for government free school meals on a borough’s website, or by clicking here

Packed Lunch

You are welcome to provide your child with a packed lunch but as we are a healthy eating school we ask that your child’s lunch reflects this, also please could we kindly remind you that we endeavour to be a nut free school and would request that there are zero nuts or nut-based products in packed lunches.

For a range of health options and ideas for packed lunches as well as valuable tips the NHS Better Health have provided a wealth of ideas and recipes. To view please click here.

Heathy Schools London

It gives us great pleasure to announce that Kilmorie has been awarded the Healthy Schools London Bronze Award! This means that we have shown a dedication to promoting the health and well-being of our school community through a high-quality PE and PSHE curriculum, healthy eating, showing care for our environment and much more. So next time you’re in school, look out for our certificate. Next stop, silver award!

Sugar Smart

As of April 2019, Kilmorie School officially became a Sugar Smart School. The Sugar Smart campaign is run by Sustain. They are an alliance for better food and farming who aim to enhance the health and welfare of people and animals, improve the working and living environment, enrich society and culture and promote equality.

They work to help local authorities, organisations, workplaces and individuals to reduce the amount of sugar we all consume. Anyone can pledge to become Sugar Smart – from councils and schools to restaurants, hospitals and independent companies.

We are committed to helping the future and our children in any way we can. If you would like to pledge your support, please tap the link here