Breakfast club
Our breakfast club provides a welcoming and relaxed start to the day, offering children a healthy and balanced breakfast before school begins.
Our breakfast club provides a welcoming and relaxed start to the day, offering children a healthy and balanced breakfast before school begins.
Booking is required for breakfast club sessions and can be made up to 8am on the day. Please book and pay for sessions via ParentPay.
Children are encouraged to have breakfast if they have not already eaten at home. A variety of healthy breakfast options are available, which may include cereals, bread-based options, dairy and fruit.
Our breakfast club follows healthy eating guidelines to ensure children receive a balanced start to their day, helping them to feel energised and ready to learn.
Fees are as follows:
- Early bird (arrival between 7:30-8:00am) £3
- Breakfast club (arrival between 8:00-8:15am) £2
CUT OFF TIME FOR BOOKINGS/CANCELLATIONS: 8am
The breakfast, that is provided by the National School Breakfast Programme* runs from 7.30am and includes bagels and a variety of cereals. You can book your child's place through ParentPay.
Drop off: For the early bird session, drop off is through the rear car park gate - please ensure your child is accompanied to the security gate at the top of the hill. From 8am, access is made through the pedestrian gate at the front entrance of the school.
Cancellations/Refunds
If you have booked a place for your child at either Breakfast Club or After School Club and no longer require the session, please login to ParentPay to cancel before 8am. Please note that sessions are non-refundable if cancelled after the published cut-off time. Cancellations should be made through ParentPay
Behaviour
Continuous unsafe and unkind behaviour from attendees at any of our clubs will result in a referral to the Senior Leadership Team and places at the club for these children will be reconsidered.
*The National School Breakfast Programme is funded by the Department for Education and run by Family Action to support schools in England to provide children with a healthy breakfast at the start of the school day.
Family Action is committed to supporting child development, and believe a healthy school breakfast, without barrier or stigma, can set up children to succeed and give them the very best chance to learn.
