Right, school paked lunches are new to me and I need inspiration

[ThomCat]

For 3 years I've been packing a lunch and a tea for the munchkin but she's startiong to do 2 full days at school and suddenly I'm faced with having to pack food that doesn't need to be cooked. I can feel a brick wall approaching, so inspiration please.

Just to give you an idea of this weeks typical packed lunches:

For tomorrow I've packed:
2 mini scotch eggs
2 mini cocktail sausages
an organic strawberry & peach yoghurt
some grapes, a plum and banana all cut up, so a mini fruit cocktail
Some of thoise M&S kids cheesy hoops, (not the whole packet)
One of those min M&S gingerbread biscuits

Monday was:
some cream cheese & avocado dip
Carrot batons, cumber cut into sticks and some bread sticks
Bits of cheddar cut up
A mini brown roll with butter & marmite
Watermelon
a slice of home made banana loaf

She also has the odd cream cheese and marmite sarnie
the odd sausage roll
some dried fruit
some carrot cake
a fig roll

Help, what else is there?
I just can't think.

you never eat the same thing twice in a month, can I come to your house for dinner(joke) we do but always wanting to fiddle with salad leaves(rocket) parmesan, balsamic vinegar, leeks, courgettes and garlicky meat and stuff....yes love food too

try chicken nuggets,
rolls filled with apple, cheese, yoghurt, onion, breadsticks,
home-made lamb kofta, with sliced cucumber and onion,
cold very small pieces of meat (cold duck, pork, lamb or beef) with a portion of salad in a pot and sauce to squirt over), and a wrap to fill
cold sausages,

Ooh, forgot - cherry tomatoes are big favourite with dd - she eats them like sweets