An appetite for energy, excitement and empowerment drive our Tinytown.
Children refuel on healthy drinks and snacks for morning and afternoon tea.
Tinytown provides drinks and snacks for morning and afternoon tea and late snacks. These include sandwiches, fruit, carrots and other snack food. Parents are asked to provide lunch for children from 3 years of age, lunch should be in a named container and include nutritious food. Staff are available to assist children with their food such as heating, spooning yoghurt or chopping fruit. Tinytown do not force feed reluctant eaters. So that you know how much your child has eaten for lunch, we include the leftovers in your child's lunch box.
Tinytown's hot lunch for children to 3 years of age consists of mashed vegetables with a protein food included. Other food is provided in the form of sandwiches, puddings, baby rice or similar, snack food, fruit and vegetable sticks. Please talk to us about special meals for your baby or any allergies and particular dietary needs your child may have.
It is in everyone's best interest to encourage children in eating food for good health, well-being and good behaviour.
"Healthy children are happy children!"
An appetite for energy, excitement and empowerment drive our Tinytown.
Children refuel on healthy drinks and snacks for morning and afternoon tea.
Tinytown provides drinks and snacks for morning and afternoon tea and late snacks. These include sandwiches, fruit, carrots and other snack food. Parents are asked to provide lunch for children from 3 years of age, lunch should be in a named container and include nutritious food. Staff are available to assist children with their food such as heating, spooning yoghurt or chopping fruit. Tinytown do not force feed reluctant eaters. So that you know how much your child has eaten for lunch, we include the leftovers in your child's lunch box.
Tinytown's hot lunch for children to 3 years of age consists of mashed vegetables with a protein food included. Other food is provided in the form of sandwiches, puddings, baby rice or similar, snack food, fruit and vegetable sticks. Please talk to us about special meals for your baby or any allergies and particular dietary needs your child may have.
It is in everyone's best interest to encourage children in eating food for good health, well-being and good behaviour.
"Healthy children are happy children!"