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Our Food and Menu
For Parents
About Us
At Fantails, as part of our all-inclusive service, we provide nutritional home cooked meals prepared by our in-house cook.
Our aim is to encourage healthy eating habits.
We see meal times as an opportunity for children of all ages to eat together and participate in lunchtime talk, which encourages a focus on the family.
Children are taught to self-serve their food and, with the full assistance of teachers, encouraged to make choices on how much and what they will eat.
Children are taught to self-serve their food and, with the full assistance of teachers, encouraged to make choices on how much and what they will eat.
If your child have specific dietary needs or allergies, please discuss these with our Centre Manager.
The current menu is displayed in the centre and is on a 4 weekly rotation.
Below is a sample of our menu:
Below is a sample of our menu:
About Us
For Parents
Fantails Childcare was awarded their Gold Healthy Heart Award today.
Over the last 10 months the Centre has undergone several changes to ensure that children are served healthy nutritional meals, participate in active movement on a daily basis and are part of the propagation, planting, and cultivation of vegetables grown in our own gardens.
The healthy meals include two red meat meals, one chicken, one fish and one vegetarian meal per week. Morning and afternoon teas are served with fresh fruit and vegetable sticks, milk and water.
Much to the delight of parents the children are now asking for tuna or cucumber on their sandwiches. Humus has become a popular snack and along with fresh vege sticks is not only nutritious but fun to eat.
Healthy Heart - Healthy Body
Over the last 10 months the Centre has undergone several changes to ensure that children are served healthy nutritional meals, participate in active movement on a daily basis and are part of the propagation, planting, and cultivation of vegetables grown in our own gardens.
The healthy meals include two red meat meals, one chicken, one fish and one vegetarian meal per week. Morning and afternoon teas are served with fresh fruit and vegetable sticks, milk and water.
Much to the delight of parents the children are now asking for tuna or cucumber on their sandwiches. Humus has become a popular snack and along with fresh vege sticks is not only nutritious but fun to eat.
Healthy Heart - Healthy Body
