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Please use the links below to read our privacy notices:Altus Applicant Fair Processing NoticeAltus College Applicant and Student Privacy NoticeAltus Privacy Notice for Governors Members Trustees and Other VolunteersAltus Students, Parents and Carers Privacy NoticeAltus Visitors and Suppliers Privacy NoticeAltus Staff Fair Processing NoticeAltus Website and Cookies Privacy NoticeAltus Alumni Privacy Notice

Please find here any other important documents, such as statments we adhere to:

Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking StatementBritish Values Statement

At Altus Education Partnership, we are committed to ensuring that all academies within our Trust provide high-quality catering that supports pupils' and students’ health, wellbeing, and overall success.

Across our academies, school meals are freshly prepared and thoughtfully planned to be both nutritious and appealing. A wide variety of options is available to cater to different tastes and dietary needs, helping our young people enjoy balanced meals that provide the energy and focus required for effective learning, active participation in sports, and engagement in enrichment activities. Break and lunchtimes are also seen as an important social experience, giving students the chance to relax, share meals with friends, and develop healthy eating habits that can last a lifetime. Nutritious, enjoyable food is central to life in our academies, helping every young person thrive both inside and outside the classroom.

Sustainability in Catering:

At Altus Education Partnership, sustainability is a key focus across the catering departments in all our academies. Many of our schools have dedicated spaces or plans for growing fresh produce, including herbs and some vegetables, which are used in meals prepared on site. We prioritise recycling wherever possible, from cooking products to food waste, with compost heaps in place to return organic matter back to the soil. In our canteens, wooden cutlery and recycled food boxes are provided, and plastic bottles are not sold - our young people and staff can choose from cans or cardboard cartons, making recycling easier and reducing single-use plastics. Comprehensive waste management and recycling practices are implemented across all sites, and solar panels are used in some of our academies to heat hot water, reducing energy consumption and supporting our commitment to environmentally responsible practices throughout the Trust.