
Our healthy and nutritious lunches are provided by ISS Facility Services. Meals are cooked using fresh ingredients on our school site by our experienced Catering Team. There is always a choice of main course (including vegetarian), vegetables, salads and a dessert.
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has announced an historic £130m emergency scheme to help families with the spiralling cost of living by ensuring that every primary schoolchild in London will continue to receive Mayors free school meals.
The Mayor is stepping in with the one-off proposal to ensure that healthy free school meals are universally available to all primary school pupils from September 2023 due to the extreme pressures currently facing households across the capital.
The unprecedented move will help around 270,000 primary school children and save families around £450 per child across the year.
Free School Meals are a benefit which can equate to over £450 per year; they can be claimed not just by those currently unemployed but by those already in receipt of a number of benefits. Please see the updated list below to see if you qualify. If you do, registration is easy – simply complete the application form on this webpage. If we require more information we will let you know.
Do you qualify? Enter your details here to check
Is my child eligible for free school meals and the pupil premium?
From September 2026, there will be 2 categories of free school meals:
Targeted FSM – your child may be eligible if you receive:
Your child might also qualify if you have no recourse to public funds (NRPF).
Pupils receiving targeted FSM:
Expanded FSM – your child is eligible if you receive:
Pupils receiving expanded FSM:
How do I register?
Please use the ‘ Free school meals eligibility checker’ to see if your child is eligible for Free School Meals. This is an online form found at https://fsm.lgfl.net/app . The school will automatically be informed of the outcome.
What the service does for parents:
After entering essential details into the web site, the online application process links to the Department for Education system for checking eligibility and gives an immediate ‘yes’ or ‘no’ response, and will notify the school.
This system is being provided to encourage parents to apply and take advantage of free school meals while at the same time increasing the benefit to schools from Pupil Premium funding, a substantial amount of which does not reach schools because not all parents who are eligible apply for free meals for their child.
LGfL (a UK education charity set up in 2001 and owned by London’s 33 local authorities) exists to support education and is leading this initiative to make it easier for parents to apply for free school meals and to encourage the drawdown of unclaimed Pupil Premium.


