School Lunches
The price of a school meal is now £2.50 per day/£12.50 per week for KS2. KS1 are universal free school meals.
Parents are reminded that payment for school meals must be made in advance with Arbor being the preferred method of payment. Please speak to the office staff if you haven't already got an account.
The school kitchen is able to provide meals for children with severe allergies or for any children who have a medically recognised condition i.e. celiac. We are a nut free school. Should you wish to discuss your child's requirements with school, please contact office@williamlaw.pdet.org.uk.
School does offer a vegetarian option every day, please see the menu which is sent home via Arbor.
Any queries concerning dinner money should be directed to Miss Smith, preferably during mornings between 8.45am and 9.30am.
Lunchtime at William Law
We make the most of our outdoor spaces all year round and actively encourage children to enjoy and explore the field in every season. Children are invited to come prepared for outdoor play by wearing wellies and waterproofs, and many choose to bring wetsuits so they can fully take part in activities such as playing in the sandpit, using the trim trail, exploring the mud kitchen and building dens.
On the playgrounds, children have access to a wide range of equipment including trikes and bikes, as well as opportunities to take part in different sports such as tennis, badminton and basketball. There are also quieter play options available, including Lego and small world activities, alongside access to the community play park.
Our enthusiastic team of lunchtime supervisors ensure that every child is included and engaged, providing a variety of fun and structured activities. TTo further enhance playtimes, we also introduce a Game of the Week, giving children the opportunity to learn new games and develop their skills in a fun and inclusive way. Our Year 6 Play Team play an important leadership role within the school, organising and leading playground games for younger children. They encourage participation, model positive play and help ensure that everyone feels included and engaged during lunchtimes.
