Try cheese and vegemite scrolls, they are a winner for our non sandwich eater.

Rice, pasta

roast chicken and roast up some veggies to go with it

Make things wrapped in pastry or give dips and veggie sticks/healthy options

Quiche, zucchini slice, sausage rolls, selection of finger foods like cheese and biscuits or dip, ham / salami / cabana, cucumber, tomato. Muffins, pies with different types of fillings.

Cheese and bacon rolls, croissants, thermos and pop noodles inside, fried rice or a simple pasta.

Fruit, yoghurt, vegetables and dip, pikelets, crackers?

My daughter loves wraps or biscuits with cheese and vegimite.

I have just switched my son from sandwiches to wraps for school and he loves them. Wraps last a long time without goung stale or mouldy like bread does. There are lots of different flavours too that don’t taste like bread at all. I sometimes give him leftovers like stir fries, quiche or spaghetti Bolognese which he loves eating cold.

One of the recipes I came across on here suggested risotto balls – could be an interesting one?

My advice is give him rice with curry and snack made of eggs.you can give hi mashed avacodo with dates syrup as dessert during lunch which is tasty and healthy.you can make indian dishes like dosa or chapati etc…

Cheese, and cold meat with water biscuits to keep them full is what I do instead of sandwiches

Sushi, home made sausage rolls and pies, stir fries, noodles, soups

Wraps with chicken and salad are a great alternative to sandwiches!

I was going to make some suggestions but see that the previous comments have covered a lot of what I was going to say.

wraps, rolls, satay sticks bento style snack box

My kids love dumplings packed in a thermos jar so they’re still hot when they eat them at lunch time. You can buy them or if you can make them yourself so you can control the ingredients. I usually make mine with pork mince, grated carrot and cabbage. They’re also super quick to boil up in the morning.

Biscuits and dips, veggie sticks work with dip too.
Quiches
Pizzas
Pin wheels
Party pies and sausage rolls
Fruit salad
Garden salad
Just for starts

Pizza scrolls? Sausage rolls? Quiches? Have you tried a frittata slice, you can pack a heap of veggies into those. Check out boards on Pinterest too for inspiration.

My children very rarely have sandwiches in their lunchboxes. They just don’t like them much. So I’ve needed to get creative too. Some of the things I have sent them off with are homemade sushi rolls – a favourite is avocado, tuna and cucumber. RIce paper rolls. Pasta salads (easy to make quickly. Just add a little mayo, peas, chopped celery, cucumber, parsley etc.) Leftover pastas. Dinner leftovers. Baked beans with grated cheese. Mini quiches. Savoury pancakes – I put parsley and cheese in my mix. Vegetables sticks and dips. Boiled eggs. Salads. Fried rice. Rice salad (add a little curry powder, chopped apple, lemon juice, capsicum, celery, sweetcorn.) Tinned sweetcorn or creamed corn. Soups. Zucchini slice, Sausages, roast chicken etc. Buy a wide mouthed thermos to keep things warm. Good luck