School Lunches
Ordered lunches are not available at this time, but we will have a lunch provided, if needed on Thursdays only.
The school provides free breakfast every school day from 7:30 - 8:30am.
Fruit and milk is provided daily to all students and healthy snacks are available for those that require it.
If you have difficultly providing lunch for your child/ren please notify the office or your child's teacher and a school lunch will be provided.
Please do not keep your child home if you cannot provide lunch. We will not see any child go hungry at school.
Sunset Primary School was featured in the National news just a few weeks ago as they are one of the first schools in New Zealand to offer free lunches for every pupil, every day. Sunset was invited to a meeting with the Prime Minister to hear about this opportunity and we are working hard to ensure that lunches will be available from the very first day of 2020. Although instances of students coming to school without any lunch were rare but we know whānau are having to make sacrifices to ensure their children had lunch. Now there’s one meal a day that whānau are not having to budget for and that can only be a good thing.
Fruit and milk is provided daily to all students and healthy snacks are available for those that require it.
If you have difficultly providing lunch for your child/ren please notify the office or your child's teacher and a school lunch will be provided.
Please do not keep your child home if you cannot provide lunch. We will not see any child go hungry at school.
Sunset Primary School was featured in the National news just a few weeks ago as they are one of the first schools in New Zealand to offer free lunches for every pupil, every day. Sunset was invited to a meeting with the Prime Minister to hear about this opportunity and we are working hard to ensure that lunches will be available from the very first day of 2020. Although instances of students coming to school without any lunch were rare but we know whānau are having to make sacrifices to ensure their children had lunch. Now there’s one meal a day that whānau are not having to budget for and that can only be a good thing.
