School lunches
We ask that families provide food for morning tea break & lunch for their child and that they are able to open any wrappings or containers independently. Preferably no wrap lunches are better as we are making an efffort to reduce rubbish here at school. Students are able to bring their water bottles into class and fill their bottles at water fountains around the school.
The school coordinates the following lunch options:
LUNCHONLINE ORDERS:
If you use the LunchOnline service, please make sure you set up an account and add your child’s new class. This will ensure lunch is delivered to your child in the correct classroom.
Tuesday: Sushi
Wednesday: Pizza
Thursday: Subway
Friday: Sausage Sizzle (last order 7pm Thursday prior)
To order lunches please use a PC as not all phones will let you access all of the information required.
Bring up the lunch online webpage
Login as usual with your email address and password
Click on the drop down menu on the left hand side
Select members
Edit each member, re-select RPS then selecting your child’s 2025 classroom
Please remember to SAVE each member.
PLEASE UPDATE YOUR CHILD/CHILDRENS 2025 CLASS
To order lunch, please go to Lunchonline.
We have ice blocks for sale on Thursdays for $2. This is a student led fundraiser and money goes towards activities such as Kapa Haka and camps.
Some students and staff at RPS have a serious allergy to nuts and eggs (raw and cooked). This means that if they get the smallest amount of nuts or egg in their mouth, they will have a severe allergic reaction resulting in a serious medical emergency. To assist us in supporting these students, we ask that you consider not packing items that contain nuts, nut oil or eggs in your child’s lunchbox – for example peanut butter, Nutella or egg sandwiches. This also applies to any food brought to school for a class or learning community event.
While we acknowledge that we cannot have a “nut and egg free” school as many packaged food items today have traces of nuts or eggs, we would like to make RPS as “nut and egg friendly” as possible to those with life-threatening allergies.