Outdoor space with a Fire Pit cooking pizza

Healthy Nursery Meal Plans

Nursery meal plans that promote children's health and well-being. Our menus encourage children to explore new flavours while supporting their development, always freshly prepared and balanced.

Reach Kids Capers Day Nursery & Pre-School to learn more about our nutritious meals.

Large Outdoor Space

Onsite Parking

Secure Environment

Healthy And Balanced Meals

We believe that good food and nutrition play a vital role in children's development. Our lunch and tea menus have been developed using the nutritional guidelines and the Government’s ‘Eatwell Guide’ to ensure each child's nutritional needs are met. Our on-site chef prepares fresh, homemade meals daily, catering for allergies, intolerances, and dietary preferences. We encourage children to explore new flavours, helping them build positive relationships with food that supports their long-term health and well-being.
We offer breakfast, a mid-morning snack, lunch, an afternoon snack and tea, dependent on the session your child attends. Drinking water is available for the children to access throughout the day, and milk is offered at breakfast and snack times.
If your baby is weaning, we will support this and offer pureed meals, introducing new tastes and textures as you would at home.

Sample Lunch Menu

Sample Tea Menu

Table set with toy tea set and fake breakfast served

From Vegetable Patch to Plate

Encouraging a healthy relationship with the food we eat.
Our vegetable patch provides children with hands-on learning experiences about how food is grown. With guidance from our team, children help plant, care for, and harvest produce like pears, apples, and lettuce. Once ready, our chef uses the fresh ingredients to create delicious meals and desserts. This process teaches children the importance of healthy eating while promoting responsibility and sustainability.

Little child holding homegrown apples from the garden in a basket

A man and a child roasting something over a warm and glowing campfire

Mealtime Involvement

Children are regularly encouraged to participate in the mealtime process. They gain independence and confidence from setting tables to serving their portions. Children participate in baking sessions, where they learn basic cooking skills and have fun creating homemade treats. These activities support children's fine motor skills, social interactions, and understanding of healthy eating habits.