Contact Details
- 020 8567 9524
- admin@fielding.ealing.sch.uk
Wyndham Road, Ealing, London, W13 9TE
School Dinners
School diners at a glance...
- School dinners are free to all pupils for the current academic year (2024/25), thanks to the Mayor of London's funding
- Use the Feeding Hungry Minds App to order the main course your child would like every day. This helps us to cook the right quantities and reduce food waste.
- The menu for each day is available below
- Latest News articles will highlight in advance with details of any "special" meals (e.g. Christmas)
- Alternatively, your child can bring a packed lunch in any or every day
General information
Most children have a hot school meal, prepared from fresh ingredients daily by cooks from ISS, our school caterers, in the school kitchen. We encourage all children to have a hot school meal. Daily meal options include:
- Meat or fish
- Vegetarian choice
- Freshly baked bread
- Salad bar
- Dessert and/or fresh fruit
Meals are planned around a three week menu cycle, meeting all government dietary requirements for schools. Take a look at our current menu. Children can take any meal for any number of days with no pre-booking or notice period. Mix and match hot school meals and packed lunches to suit your child’s food tastes.
Meals are served and eaten in the Dining Hall and Main Hall. Children eat together with their class.
We are part of the Ealing Schools Catering Consortium (ESCC). Most primary schools in Ealing belong to the ESCC. The ESCC tenders and then contracts with a school caterer on our behalf. The earliest a new contract could being is September 2027.
Free school meals for every child
For this academic year, school meals are free for all pupils. The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan is providing the funding as an emergency cost of living support measure.
Registration form for Pupil Premium
Previously free school meals have only been available to those families who have low income. Free School Meal status helped us identify those pupils eligible for the pupil premium grant. Now that all pupils have a free school meal, parents on a low income should still complete the form above so that their child continues to benefit from our pupil premium passport,
ISS Catering 'Feeding Hungry Minds'
Allergies, food intolerance and medical conditions
If your child has a food allergy, intolerance or medical condition such as Coeliac disease or diabetes please contact Jacqui Lacey, school welfare assistant, to complete a health care form and to arrange contact with a member of staff from ISS. You will be asked to complete a form, the caterers may request a face-to-face meeting to discuss your child's dietary requirements.
Halal food
An alternative halal option is available daily.
ISS Education 'Feeding Hungry Minds'
ISS Lunch Menus
Packed Lunches & Snacks
Children should bring in a healthy snack for breaktime. Children in Early Years and Years 1 and 2 will be given a piece of fruit for morning break as part of the fruit for schools scheme. Children can also bring in a snack if they are attending an after-school club, this should be low sugar, low fat.
If you choose for your child to bring a lunch from home, please remember that we are a nut-free school, please do not add any nut products in your child's lunch or snack box (including nut spreads such as Nutella)
We know that it can be difficult keeping lunch and snack ideas fresh and appetising. Here are some great ideas to keep lunches and snack low sugar and low fat as part of a balanced diet.