Daily Meal Routine

Breakfast

Fresh fruit, wholegrain bread, cheese, butter, and milk to begin the day gently and nutritiously.

Lunch

Three days a week, we serve a warm homemade lunch. On other days, we offer open sandwiches and nutritious alternatives. Shared mealtimes help children develop positive food habits.

Afternoon Snack

Afternoon snacks may include oatmeal, porridge, yogurt, smoothies, seasonal fruits, bread, and cheese — supporting long-lasting energy.

Introducing New Foods with Care

Children are gently encouraged to explore new tastes at their own pace. Foods are introduced regularly so that familiarity and curiosity grow naturally. We rotate fresh vegetables and fruits to provide a diverse nutrient profile.

Cooking Together

We invite children to participate in simple cooking and baking activities, helping them build independence and learn everyday skills such as cutting, mixing, kneading, and preparing food.

Allergies & Special Dietary Needs

Please let us know if your child has dietary restrictions. We work with families to create respectful and safe adjustments. Water and milk are available throughout the day. Meals are made with low sugar and reduced saturated fats.

Shared Mealtime Community

Mealtimes are a moment for connection — children sit together, talk, listen, and learn to take turns. Eating together supports both social development and a warm sense of belonging. Recipe development is guided with the expertise of a clinical dietitian.