School Lunch

We partner with Lodestone House Catering, a provider for fresh lunch options that encourages students to make healthy choices in terms of food and drink by showing that responsible food is tasty and fun.

Food being served in the school canteen
Young students in the canteen at the British School of Amsterdam

We aim to be a ‘nut-free’ school

The BSA aims to provide a safe and healthy learning environment for all pupils and staff. While striving to be a nut-free school, complete guarantees cannot be given.

The BSA informs suppliers, staff, pupils, and parents/guardians about the school’s mission, by instructing catering providers, and providing guidelines in the handbook and the school website.

However, it’s challenging to find products completely free of nuts due to potential traces. Despite efforts, the risk of nuts entering the school cannot be eliminated. Pupils and staff with allergies should not solely rely on the policy and should inform The BSA of their allergies and take necessary precautions.

Early Years children playing in the playground

Term Dates

Wellbeing

A child playing in the school playground at the British School of Amsterdam

After School Care

Students and Majest staff play a board game during after school care at The British School of Amsterdam