Mine has a list of children clearly indicated in the kitchen and rooms of those children with allergies. My son is on them as he's intolerant to sesame (eczema is caused by it. We also went without egg and dairy to check if they were triggers for his eczema for a while.) and other children with several allergies are also listed. The kitchen clearly indicates which meals are for those children by a different coloured plate to the main group of children without allergies. The only children that I know aren't catered for are for a family which are vegan as that is a bit too hard for the centre.

If the main meal isn't suitable for children with the allergies to have they provide a similar meal without the allergy ingredients for those children.

Might be an idea to see how the new class shows who has food allergies for the staff and ask how the kitchen does provide for those with allergies.