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School Meals at Acre Hall

We are proud to share a snapshot of the delicious, balanced meals our children enjoy every day at school, provided by School Food United (SFU) in partnership with Sodexo.

As you can see, our menus offer a fantastic variety, including: freshly prepared hot meals; a wide range of fruit and vegetables; Vegetarian options; tasty treats and special themed lunches; well-balanced choices to support growing bodies and minds. Our catering teams work hard to ensure meals are nutritious, appealing, and child-friendly, helping children enjoy their lunch while developing healthy eating habits. Don’t forget – meals can be easily booked in advance using the SFU App, giving you flexibility and ensuring your child doesn’t miss out on their preferred choice.

Thank you for your continued support, and a big thank you to School Food United and Sodexo for providing such high-quality meals for our children every day.

 

Star of the Week 9.01.2026

WK 9.01.2026 – Celebrating our Attendance this week!

In today’s Assembly we have celebrated the Star of the Week and Attendance. Attached is a list of all the Star of the Week winners for each class.

Attendance This Week
We aim for every class to reach at least 96% attendance, in line with national expectations. This week, a special well done goes to Year 6 – Mr Stevenson’s class and Kingfishers – Miss Johnston’s class who had the highest attendance percentage for last week with 97% attendance, To celebrate this – the students in both classes class had a morning toast treat this Friday. 

Thank you to all our families for continuing to support excellent attendance — it really does make a difference to children’s learning.

Reception Class Fun and Learning

The snow and frost this week were a great start to learning about our new topic of winter. We explored the snow through play and discussed melting. In Maths this week we have been learning about capacity. Exploring language such as more/less/greater/fewer and wider/narrower. We solved problems and made estimations. 

 

Learning about feelings with our ELSA

As part of the sessions some of our students have with our ELSA (Emotional Literacy Support Assistant), the children have been learning about anger and how it feels. Working together as a team, the children shared ideas, talked about emotions and collaborated to create an “angry face”. Activities like this help children recognise their feelings, understand emotions, and develop healthy ways to express themselves.

Well done to everyone involved for such thoughtful teamwork and emotional learning.

 

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Acre Hall Primary School
Irlam Road, Flixton
Manchester M41 6NA
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