Yes, we provide tasty, nutritious meals that keep children feeling well fed and energised. All meals are freshly prepared on site and include a balance of meat, vegetables, fruit and carbohydrates. A typical meal is a pasta bar with a choice of sauces and garlic bread, followed by a chocolate brownie and ice cream.
What food options are available to children on your trips?
All meals are freshly prepared on site, and include a balance of meat, vegetables, fruit and carbohydrates. Typical meals may include lasagne, curry and pasta Bolognese, all served with salad or vegetables and finished with a tasty dessert!
Do you cater for special dietary requirements and allergies?
Yes, we cater for all dietary requirements, including allergy friendly diets, vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and halal. We ask schools and groups to request this information from parents at least 8 weeks prior to the trip and share this with us, so we can ensure we’re fully prepared for your visit.
How do you make sure allergies are catered for safely during mealtimes?
We take food safety very seriously. To make sure allergies are catered for safely during mealtimes, we implement a 5-step process: We communicate with schools before the trip to ensure we’re fully prepared and that camp leaders are notified of any allergies. During mealtimes, both the camp leader and lead teacher will be present when food is served to provide …
How can we inform you of any dietary requirements?
You can inform us of any dietary requirements by completing the group medical and dietary requirement form, which will be emailed to you 12 weeks prior to the trip. Please ensure this is completed and returned to us at least 6 weeks before your arrival date so we can make all the necessary arrangements.
How do you cater for fussy eaters?
We often find that children are much more open to trying new foods when they’re away from home. We’ll always make sure they have enough to eat, and no child will ever go hungry. If you have any specific concerns, please speak to your school and we’ll work with them to put a plan in place.
What plans are in place for supporting children with diabetes?
To support children with diabetes, we provide parents with meal plans before the trip, allowing them to plan ahead and anticipate their child’s needs. Scales are available at mealtimes to weigh the food and packaging, and an allergen matrix is provided for children and teachers.
Can children bring their own food?
Other than their packed lunch/snack for the first day, we ask that children don’t bring additional snacks/food, as all meals for the duration of their trip will be provided. We have some very persistent squirrels who will quite quickly hunt out snacks in tents, so to avoid any issues we have a ‘no food in accommodation’ policy. If you have …