Breakfast
Morning Meals
Served: 7:00 AM 7:45 AM
Dietary Notice
Important information principal-message meal services and dietary arrangements at Olderkesi Senior School.
School Meals
Standard Meal Program
Olderkesi Senior School operates a unified boarding meal program designed to provide balanced, nutritious, and culturally appropriate meals for all students. Our kitchen serves standardized menus to ensure equity, efficiency, and food safety across the entire student population.
Balanced Nutrition
Standardized Menu
Fresh Local Produce
Clean Water Supply
"Good food, good minds, great future."
Policy
Dietary Policy
To maintain operational efficiency, food safety standards, and fairness in our boarding program, the school adheres to a strict no-exceptions policy regarding meal customization.
No Special Diets
We do not accommodate vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, halal, kosher, keto, paleo, or any other specialized dietary regimens. All students eat from the same standard menu.
No Allergy Exemptions
While we avoid common allergens where possible, students with severe food allergies must consult the school nurse. The kitchen cannot guarantee allergen-free preparation environments.
No Outside Food
Students are prohibited from bringing food items from home, including snacks, supplements, or packaged meals. This prevents contamination, pest issues, and dietary inconsistency.
No Fasting Accommodations
Religious or cultural fasting practices cannot be supported with alternative meal timings or storage. Students must follow the unified dining schedule or make personal arrangements.
3
Meals Per Day
14
Day Menu Cycle
2,100
Calories Daily Avg
100%
Standardized Service
Health
Nutrition & Wellbeing
Balanced Diet
Our menus are designed by a qualified nutritionist to meet the dietary needs of growing adolescents. Each meal includes carbohydrates, proteins, vitamins, and minerals in recommended proportions.
Clean Water
All drinking and cooking water is treated and tested regularly. Students have access to clean water throughout the day from multiple distribution points across the school compound.
Food Safety
The school kitchen is certified by the Ministry of Health. Staff undergo regular hygiene training, and all food handlers hold valid medical certificates. Kitchen inspections occur quarterly.
School Nurse
Our resident nurse monitors student health and can advise on nutrition-related concerns. However, the nurse cannot override the standardized meal policy or request kitchen modifications.
Important
Before You Apply
Prospective students and parents must understand and accept the dietary policy before admission. This policy is non-negotiable and applies to all boarders without exception.
Read and Acknowledge
All applicants must sign a dietary policy acknowledgment form as part of the admission process. This confirms understanding and acceptance of the no-special-diets rule.
Medical Documentation
Students with documented medical conditions requiring dietary intervention must submit a letter from a registered medical practitioner. The school nurse will review but cannot guarantee accommodation.
Day School Option
Students who cannot comply with the standard boarding meal program may apply for day school status (if residing locally with family), subject to availability and transport arrangements.
Questions?
For clarification on the dietary policy, contact the admissions office or school nurse before submitting your application.
Contact AdmissionsReady to Join?
Understanding our dietary policy is part of preparing for life at Olderkesi. Explore the full admission process and begin your application.