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School Menu

Weekly Menu

31 August – 4 September 2026

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Days

Monday

Aug 31

Closed

Bank Holiday

Tuesday

Sep 1

Morning Tea

  • Bread with butter

Lunch

  • Chicken soup
  • Chicken Schnitzel
  • Salad: Beetroot salad

Afternoon Tea

  • Milk

Wednesday

Sep 2

Morning Tea

  • Fruit platter

Lunch

  • Vegetable soup with ABC
  • Chickpea stew with cauliflower and wholemeal bread and boiled egg
  • Salad: Lettuce, apple, cucumber, red onion and sesame seeds

Afternoon Tea

  • Vegetable platter with egg dip
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Thursday

Sep 3

Morning Tea

  • Fruit platter

Lunch

  • ABC vegetable soup
  • Baked fish with herbs and mashed potato with onion
  • Salad: Beetroot salad

Afternoon Tea

  • Vegetable platter with egg dip
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Friday

Sep 4

Morning Tea

  • Fruit platter

Lunch

  • ABC vegetable soup
  • Baked fish with broccoli, sweet potatoes and mashed potatoes
  • Salad: Chinese cabbage, olives, carrot

Afternoon Tea

  • Vegetable platter with egg dip

Allergens:

1 - Cereals containing gluten, 3 - Eggs, 7 - Milk

Did you know?

Eggs have been a dietary staple since time immemorial and there’s good reason for their continued presence in our menus and meals. Not only do they offer culinary variety — hard-boiled eggs, omelets, deviled eggs and then some — they are also a source of protein, calcium and several vitamins and nutrients. Here are some of the benefits of incorporating eggs into your diet.Protein for muscle health, choline for brain function, and essential vitamins (D, B12) and minerals, supporting everything from immune function and energy to healthy aging, making them a versatile and beneficial food for most people.