St Teresa's Senior Weekly bulletin 11 March 2022

Autumn Term

7 March 2022 Issue 1 : 4th September 2020

This ThisWeek’s Week’sHeadlines Headlines Friday 11—13 March……………………....Year 11 Geography Field Trip to PGL Osmington Bay, Dorset Saturday 12 March………………………..…….U12A & B Netball, St Teresa’s v Prior’s Field School, 9.15 Monday 14 March………………...……………….Year 7 & Year 7 Cranmore Science Presentation, 11.15 Monday 14 March………………...………………..….….…………………...…Year 10 Science Talk, 12.15 Monday 14 March……………….…...………………..U15A, U16A and U18A Hockey Tournament, 16.45

Monday 14 March………………...………………..….………...…Spring Music Soirée in the Chapel, 17.00 Monday 14 March………………...………………….……...……..….….……...…Year 8 CSI Evening, 17.30 Tuesday 15 March………………...…………………..……...……...……...…Year 8 Learn to Earn Morning Tuesday 15 March………………...……U14A & B Netball, St Teresa’s v City of London Freemen’s, 16.30 Tuesday 15 March………………...………………………...……..….….……...…Year 8 CSI Evening, 17.30 Wednesday 16 March……………………...…Year 11 GCSE Practical Drama Scripted Examination, 12.15 Wednesday 16 March……………………………….….U12A Hockey, St Teresa’s v Epsom College, 13.15

Wednesday 16 March………………………………...……….…….Head Girl Team Afternoon Tea, 16.30 Wednesday 16 March……………….…………………………...……….……U13A v U14A Hockey, 16.45 Wednesday 16 March………………..………………….Years 7 & 8 Slovenia Trip Parents’ Meeting, 18.00 Wednesday 16 March……………………...….Years 9, 10 & 11 Montenegro Trip Parents’ Meeting, 19.15 Thursday 17 March…………………………….………………………………………...…Year 13 Art NEA Thursday 17 March………………………..….Year 11 GCSE Practical Drama Scripted Examination, 12.15 Thursday 17 March………………………………………………………………...Pastoral Check-ins, 14.15

Thursday 17 March…………………………………………………...….…….U14B v U13C Hockey, 16.30 Thursday 17 March………………………………………...…………….…….U13D v U14B Hockey, 16.30 Thursday 17 March…………………………………………………..…..Sixth Form Parents’ Evening, 17.30 Friday 18 March..………………………………………………………………...A Level Art NEA continues Friday 18 March…………………………Year 11 Romeo & Juliet Workshop, Young Shakespeare Co 9.00

UKRAINE APPEAL—THANK YOU! We have been overwhelmed by the generosity of the St Teresa's community in donating items to our Ukraine appeal. The Chapel is absolutely overflowing. Two van loads went to the White Eagle Club in Balham on Thursday and two more went today - and there are plenty more to go!

Please could we request a pause in donations as we work through the backlog.

Many, many thanks again for your incredible and humbling generosity.

Dr Claire McShane Headmistress

BOARDING NEWS Another fabulous weekend! The Boarders took the train to London and had a tour planned by Mrs Gautier. First they went to 'One New Change’ - a shopping centre with a difference. The girls did not expect to be taken up to the very top of the building for a roof top view of London - they were amazed and couldn't wait to take photos!

St Paul’s Cathedral was just across the road. We entered and listened to audio headsets as we walked around. We then challenged the girls to walk all the way to the top with Mrs Wragg leading the way; 528 steps to the top. The views were mesmerising. The long walk down made our legs shake but well done girls - it was worth it!

Some well-deserved shopping was planned next - along the way we went to Postman’s Park. A beautiful park where we could read about Londoners’ heroic self-sacrifices. We ended our trip in Borough Market. The smells of all the food on offer were mouth-watering. Even our gappies queued for some apple crumble - it was definitely worth the wait.

Sunday was a relaxing day, Sainsbury’s for the girls’ weekly shop and preparation for International Women's Day. The girls made posters and enjoyed doing inspiring activities.

Next week we have planned a bus tour around Oxford.

Mrs Zoe Wragg , Deputy Head of Boarding

Eco Tip of the week: Did you know you can use compostable tea bags and coffee grains around your plants to add nitrogen and organic matter improving the soil structure.

PARENTS’ EVENINGS Dear Parents/Guardians, We would like to invite you to your daughter’s forthcoming virtual parents’ evenings via the Parents’ Evening module on the following dates : Year 12 Thursday 17 March 2022 Year 13 Thursday 17 March 2022

Ms Hobkinson will continue with the World Scholar's Cup this half term each Thursday at 4:30pm in the Library. Excitingly, St Teresa's will host the London-Surrey Round of the World Scholar's Cup from 21 - 22 April.

More information about WSC may be found here: https://www.scholarscup.org/calendar/878-londonsurrey-round/. Enrichment Society will make a return in the summer term.

EASTER MUSIC COURSE 2022!

This year’s course will take place from Monday 11th to Thursday 14th April. This will be the 10th anniversary of this course at school directed by Mrs Yalden. The course is open to girls and boys from Year 3-Year 9 from all schools who have passed Grade 1 on their instrument.

Next Tuesday we are holding our Spring Term Art Pathway event: Meet the Applicant. This event is open to all students from Year 7 to Year 12 who want to learn more about applying to Art School.

ST TERESA’S WEEKLY QUIZ ACCUMULATOR Please click here for this week’s quiz.

Answers to the last two weeks’ questions can also be found following the link. The Wellbeing question has boosted everyone’s scores which is great to see and the Head Girl Team have joined in as a team and gone straight to the top of the table. Dominic are back on top in the House League and Year 13 in the Year League but it is still all pretty close.

Please do enjoy,

Mr Neate

THE PRESENT AND FUTURE OF THE BRAIN St Teresa’s would like to invite you to a presentation by Dr Guy Sutton on 24 March 18.30-20.30 in Mairlot Hall Tickets available via Eventbrite please click here to book your tickets.

'The Present and Future of the Brain'.

The lecture will introduce basic structure and function of the brain before moving to applied areas such as recent work studying brain changes during space travel. We will explore emerging technologies such as brain organoids (growing human brain tissue in the laboratory) and the use of brain computer interfaces to permit movement in paralysed patients and to control prosthetic limbs in amputees. In the final part of the lecture, we will turn our attention to the next twenty years and beyond: translating our thoughts into sound, interacting with mobile phones and electronic devices through thought, the possibility of telepathy and cognitive augmentation through neural implants What are the ethical dimensions of such research and how far should we go?

Brain-nerd heaven!

Mr Gill, Head of Psychology

Maths

Mondays Thursdays

1:45pm – 2:10pm (Room 40) 1:45pm – 2:10pm (Room 39)

Biology

Mondays Thursdays

1:45pm – 2:10pm 4:20pm – 5:00pm

Chemistry

Thursdays Tuesdays

1:45pm – 2:10pm 4:20pm – 5:00pm

Physics

Tuesdays Mondays

1:45pm – 2:10pm 4:20pm – 5:00pm

French

Mondays

1:45pm – 2:10pm

Spanish

Thursdays

1:15pm – 2:15pm

German

Mondays and Fridays

1:15pm – 1:45pm

Religious Studies

Tuesdays Thursdays

1:30pm – 2:10pm (Room 8) 1:30pm – 2:10pm (Room 9)

Year 11 English Lunchtime Revision Masterclasses Date

Teacher

Room/Time

Topic

22nd March

Mr Thomas

42

1.40

Unseen Poetry

29th March

Mrs Smith

42

1.40

An Inspector Calls

Easter Holiday 26th April

Ms Clarke

42

1.40

Jekyll & Hyde

3rd May

Mr Mentz

42

1.40

Unseen Poetry

10th May

Mrs Smith

42

1.40

Romeo & Juliet

NOTICES: YEARS 7 & 8 SLOVENIA TRIP MEETING Wednesday 16 March All students must attend 13.30-14.10 in the Sixth Form Lecture Theatre Parents’ Meeting 18.00-19.00 in the Sixth Form Lecture Theatre Paul from Dynamic Adventures will be attending to answer all question you may have on the evening.

If you have any queries please contact Miss Kay on s.kay@st-teresas.com

YEARS 9, 10 & 11 MONTENEGRO TRIP MEETING Wednesday 16 March All students must attend 13.30-14.10 in the Sixth Form Lecture Theatre Parents’ Meeting 19.15-20.15 in the Sixth Form Lecture Theatre Paul from Dynamic Adventures will be attending to answer all question you may have on the evening.

If you have any queries please contact Miss Kay on s.kay@st-teresas.com

Year 13 Economics Trip to Grade Booster Workshop As part of their A Level Economics course, students in Year 13 have been invited to attend a Grade Booster workshop that is being organised by Tutor2U, who are examination specialists in this subject field.

The Grade Booster workshop course and revision session is being held in Vue Cinema, Westfield White City, London on Wednesday 27 April 2022. Details and consent form were sent to parents this week.

Mrs Angel, Head of Business and Economics

Year 13 Business Trip to Grade Booster Workshop As part of their A Level Business course, students in Year 13 have been invited to attend a Grade Booster workshop that is being organised by Tutor2U, who are examination specialists in this subject field. The Grade Booster workshop course and revision session is being held in Vue Cinema, Westfield White City, London on Wednesday 23 March 2022. We will leave school no later than 8.30am and return for 3.50pm.

All students are to meet me at Reception prior to leaving the school. All details and consent form were sent out this week.

Mrs Angel, Head of Business and Economics

SPORTS SCHOLARS’ DINNER Our Sports Scholars’ Dinner is on Monday 21 March at 18.30 in the Dining Hall. An invitation was sent out to parents of Sports Scholars this week. Please ensure you complete the form that was attached.

PERFORMING ARTS T-SHIRT St Teresa’s Performing Arts Department is delighted to announce that we have a new STPA T-shirt with a new design on the back, and the opportunity for your daughter to have her name printed on it too.

If your daughter would like to order one of these STPA T-shirts, please see e-mail and order form sent out this week. Please return to Miss Hansen by Friday 11 March.

YEAR 13 MOCK EXAMINATION RESULTS Year 13 mock examination results have now been uploaded to the parent portal. Please log on to access them.

Mr Stuart Field, Assistant Head (Director of Studies)

DUKE OF EDINBURGH AWARDS YEAR 11 SILVER DofE will now take place on 19-21 March To all Year 11 DofE students, please see amended joining instructions for the postponed Silver Practice Duke of Edinburgh Expedition. This will take place from the 19 - 21 March 2022. It will start at Marsport Thames Valley Park Drive Earley, Reading RG6 1PQ and will end at Guards Club Park, Maidenhead, Windsor and Maidenhead SL6 1XL. It is now likely that the actual Silver Duke of Edinburgh expedition will take place from Sunday 26 June to Tuesday 28 June 2022. This date has been selected as it is after the Year 11 exams and before the Year 11 ball. Hence, it will hopefully not cause too much inconvenience. Joining instructions will follow soon after all has been confirmed.

If you have any questions regarding this, then please let me know.

Mr Mark Stephens m.stephens@st-teresas.com

SIXTH FORM NEWS This week we organised for the school to be able to celebrate International Women’s Day throughout the whole week! In Whole School Assembly on Monday, the Head Girl Team delivered an assembly on International Women’s Day. We spoke about inspirational women both outside and within our school community. As the students left the assembly, they were given a purple ribbon to wear on their blazer in honour of International Women’s Day. Thank you to the Year 9 students who helped to make 600 ribbons!

We organised an International Women’s Day Quiz for the whole school to do in their form time and the winners will be announced in assembly next week. The whole school also had a purple cake for pudding on Tuesday; thank you to the catering team.

In the Year 12’s Careers lesson on Monday, we had an external speaker from Sheffield University talk about higher education and what other routes are out there after school. We learnt more about niche university courses and why they can be useful. On Wednesday, Year 12 went on a Careers trip to a University Fair held at Sir William Perkins School. There were various universities there, telling us about their courses and how they are different from one another. We all walked round, listening and asking relevant questions. It was very interesting to see so many options and made us all think more about where we would like to go! All in all, it was a fantastic trip for the Year 12 girls to get a further insight into more university options.

On Tuesday and Wednesday, all of the Student Leadership Team helped in the Chapel, organising all the generous donations for those in Ukraine from the whole school community. It was great to get involved and support a good cause. Thank you to Deacon Simon for organising all of the donations with us and thank you everyone in our school community for all your donations!

This week in Sixth Form PSHCE Teresa Baron came to speak to us to carry on the theme of healthy and unhealthy relationships. She encouraged us to reflect on warning signs in relationships and how to make sure you are in a healthy relationship and, personal boundaries. Next week we have our Enrichment sessions so we will be in our new enrichment groups enjoying the activities that include yoga, learning a new skill, wellbeing, current affairs and volunteering.

As part of the Queen’s Green Canopy Project, the Head Girl Team planted a tree with Dr McShane and Mrs Conrad, on the front lawn on Friday. This was in celebration of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

Next week we have lots of things planned, we are looking forward to welcoming all year groups to the Art Application Pathway Spring Term event Meet The Applicant, this event is on Tuesday 15 March in the Lecture Theatre at lunch time. Next Wednesday the 2021/2022 Student Leadership Team are having a celebratory Cream Tea with the 2022/2023 Student Leadership Team to celebrate the outgoing team and welcome our new team into their new roles.

Emma W (Deputy Head Girl) Prep School International Women’s Day assembly As the Prep School prefect, I had the honour this week to present an assembly for International Women’s Day. After a quick prayer and hymn, I was introduced to the students to teach them the importance of celebrating all that women have achieved, and how they have and will continue to influence the world. As part of the assembly the girls learnt a little about the history of how this day started, as well as some of the famous women who took part in shaping our world today. Women such as Mary Seacole, Emily Davidson and Ada Lovelace, paved the way towards women’s rights and equality.

This year the theme is #BreakTheBias, so, I wanted to teach the girls the importance of not discriminating or stereotyping due to someone’s gender, race or ethnicity. We crossed our arms in solidarity and pushed away the unwanted hate. I believe that girls can do anything boys can do and more. No one should ever give up no matter what happens or challenges that they have to go through. To finalise the assembly, I announced that the catering staff will be serving purple cake at lunch to celebrate this empowering moment for women in history.

Charlotte R (Lower School and Prep School Prefect)

ROTARY YOUTH DEBATE Myah R, Kate F and Morayo S (Year 9) took part in the Rotary Club debate for 13 to 17 year olds which was held at St Teresa's on 9th March. They debated the topic 'Dying with Dignity' and gave an excellent performance! We are extremely proud of them.

Mrs Stubbs, English Department

YOUNG SHAKESPEARE COMPANY As part of the English Department’s revision programme, The Young Shakespeare Company will be visiting St Teresa’s on 18 March for a workshop performance of Romeo and Juliet for all girls in Year 11.

They will be back on 29 April to perform Macbeth to Year 9 to help them prepare for their summer exams.

See below for some fantastic reviews: “Absolutely phenomenal! The students loved you! It has been an absolute pleasure to work with you all. The personable and easy-going attitude of the actors was incredibly refreshing and I was so impressed with the quality of the performance.”

“Absolutely brilliant! The students thoroughly enjoyed your visit, without exception. They were engaged and enthralled throughout.”

Mrs Smith, English Dept

MUSIC NEWS Our 2022 House Music Festival was a great success with Holly H winning Musician of the Year Award.

Mr Caister Director of Music

Our Spring Music Soirée is on Monday 14 March at 17.00 in the Chapel, please do join us.

Date for the diary, Classical Concert Thursday 24 March at 19.00

ART NEWS Throughout the week, students from Years 5-13 had the opportunity to mark International Women’s Day by exploring an array of contemporary artists’ and designers’ work. These contemporary artists and designers were introduced to the students during their Art, Textiles, Graphic Design, Small Metals, Ceramic and Photography lessons.

In addition, our Art Scholars’ Enrichment club, and students who attend the weekly lunchtime art club, formulated a series of expressive artworks, whereby they painted to music. They enjoyed listening to soundtracks by female artists, song writers and composers, where they then created an exciting collection of outcomes in response to the melodies played – fantastic work was produced by everyone! The students really involved themselves in this activity, using a range of colourful inks, to create marks that represented the way the music sounded and formed in their minds. They embodied the true message of International Women’s Day, with each composition being unique and different, showing the girls’ talents.

Charlotte R (Yr 13 Art Captain)

PERFORMING ARTS NEWS Year 10 GCSE Drama students’ trip to the National Theatre to see ‘Wuthering Heights’ Year 10 Drama GCSE students had a great time seeing the National Theatre’s excellent production of ‘Wuthering Heights’, directed by Emma Rice. It was an outstanding production and the students gained so much from seeing such an inventive and theatrical performance.

They enjoyed visiting the National Theatre and experiencing a modern interpretation of a classic novel.

Year 8 ‘Romeo and Juliet’ Performances Year 8 have been performing extracts from ‘Romeo and Juliet’ this week, focusing particularly on creating modern adaptations of the original Shakespearean text. There were some fantastic performances from many of the Year 8s and it was lovely to see the students embrace Shakespeare’s work and enjoy performing this tragic love story.

Year 9 Chair Duets Year 9 have been working on creating their own Chair Duets, inspired by the Physical Theatre Company Frantic Assembly. They have created some excellent work and performed some powerful, emotive and touching pieces.

Aerial Hoops and Silks Some of our students enjoyed spending Tuesday lunchtime practicing on the aerial silk and hoops in preparation for the Musical Theatre Showcase 2022 at the end of term.

Performing Arts Instagram account We are delighted to have our own Instagram account to keep you updated with all of the exciting things we are doing. Do follow us @stteresasperformingarts.

Costumes If you have any items of clothing that you think would be an excellent addition to our Costume Cupboard and would like to donate, then do please contact Miss Hansen; j.hansen@st-teresas.com.

PERFORMING ARTS CLUB

TUESDAY

1.15-1.45

YEAR 10-13 CONTEMPORARY DANCE CLUB

M5

TUESDAY

1.45-2.15

YEAR 7-9 CONTEMPORARY DANCE CLUB

M5

FRIDAY

1.15-1.45

YEAR 9-13 MUSICAL THEATRE CLUB

MH

If you are interested then please contact Hannah at hannah@markjermin.co.uk

Production Details and information on how to book tickets to our Musical Theatre Showcase 2022 will be sent out next week. The production dates are March 29 and March 30 and we look forward to welcoming you to our showcase.

MUSICAL SHOWCASE REHEARSAL SCHEDULE 14-18 MARCH MON 14 MAR

4.15-6.00

YEAR 7 & 8 SINGERS

MH

TUES 15 MAR

1.15-1.45

YEAR 9 - 13 SINGERS

M4

TUES 15 MAR

4.15-6.00

ALL SINGERS

MH

WED 16 MAR

4.15-5.30

ALL DANCERS

MH

WED 16 MAR

4.15-6.00

YEAR 9-13 SINGERS

M4

THURS 17 MAR

1.45-2.15

SELECT DANCERS

M5

FRI 18 MARCH

4.15-6.00

FULL RUN THROUGH *

MH

SPOTLIGHT ON……

Freya D, Year 10, is currently preparing to take her Intermediate Modern (ISTD) exam with Surrey Academy of Ballet and Performing Arts, after which Freya will be qualified to teach Modern. Freya will also be taking her Grade 6 Ballet (RAD) exam this summer. We wish Freya all the very best in her exams.

ST TERESA’S DANCE CLUB St Teresa’s Dance Squad Calling all Years 7, 8 and 9 students who LOVE dance! We meet on Wednesday lunchtimes – if you enjoy learning dances in lots of different styles and to a variety of songs, come along – this is for you!

St Teresa’s Senior Dancers This lunchtime club is for Years 9, 10 and 11 students who would like to learn dance pieces to a fun mix of genres – musical theatre, street and contemporary. A great way to meet others and shake off some stress midday!

St Teresa’s Dance Company Our dance company meets weekly to train and create choreography in preparation for performance pieces. If you have a strong passion for dance and a strong technique, speak to Miss Richards about coming along to the company class.

Miss Richards Dance Teacher

As we know, the past two years have taken their toll on the wellbeing of so many people and the last thing we all needed was more uncertainty and drama, but here we are, Russia has invaded Ukraine, and none of us knows how this war will play out.

Amongst children and young people anxiety levels are high, and many are feeling frightened as they grapple, perhaps for the first time, with the possibility of war in Europe, and nuclear threat. We have put together a blog post with our top tips on how to support young people through these uncertain times (attached and accessible within the ‘resources’ tab within The Wellbeing Hub)- we encourage you to share this with staff and parents. You could circulate this via email, pop it in your upcoming bulletins or have copies displayed in staff rooms or on parent noticeboards.

Teen Tips

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QUEEN’S PLATINUM JUBILEE TREE PLANTING Today we planted a cherry tree on the front Mairlot Lawn to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. It will be part of The Queen’s Green Canopy project and will feature on a national interactive online map.

Here is a link to the Green Canopy project which has additional information.

The Queen’s Green Canopy (queensgreencanopy.org)

UNIFORM SHOP Submission forms are under FOST 2nd hand uniform on the St T’s website.

REMINDER: CASH or CHEQUE only please for the foreseeable future.

Open on Mondays & Fridays 8.30am-9am and the first Saturday of every month 10am-10.30am during term time.

E-mail: equestrian@st-teresas.com

Visit our website: www.st-teresas.com/equestrian

Call: 01372 750257 Booking System https://st-teresas-equestrian.ecpro.co.uk/

Or find us on Facebook “St Teresa’s Equestrian”

We hope that you all have had a lovely week!

Please make sure that coats are brought up when you ride, even if you don’t end up wearing them!

The weather is very unpredictable at the moment, and whilst we do have some showerproof coats for you to borrow, it is best to bring your own just in case!

Please also make sure that all riders turn up with time to spare before their lessons! This will give you time to get your horse ready and out to the arena. We will also ensure that instructors and yard staff help you get ready so that you can make the most of your riding lesson on the horse!

Easter Pony Days The Easter dates have already been sent out and published, and are available to book on the system. We do have some spaces left, so book now to avoid disappointment!

If you would like to be added to the waiting list in case of a cancellation, then please email the office or, there is an update on the system where you will be emailed automatically if a space becomes available.

NSEA Competition Reports On Sunday 6th March, a selection of NSEA riders headed out to Felbridge to compete in the Eventers Challenge and Grass Roots SJ Qualifiers.

For the Eventers challenge, in the 70cm class, Inde and Lilly rode brilliantly with Inde placing 1st and qualifying for the Hickstead Champs!

In the 80cm, we had a team of four riders - Inde, Lilly, Izzy and Antonia - who did amazingly and as a team placed 5th! Unfortunately they were just out of the placings to qualify for Hickstead, but a big congratulations to you all!

In the Grass Roots Show Jumping, in the 50cm and 60cm classes, the riders did really well and Pernille placed 4th in the 50cm, qualifying for the Regional Champs!

Well done to you all and good job for bearing with the strong winds that day!

This Week In this first week of Lent, we remembered that during Lent we recall the forty days that Jesus spent in the wilderness preparing for his great sacrifice at Easter.

When we think about Jesus, and remember him as the Son of God, we can sometimes have a distorted view of his humanity. We are reminded that, because he was fully human, he was tempted in every way that we are. The difference is that Jesus, unlike us, never gave into those temptations. During Lent, in particular, we remember the three particular temptations that Jesus was faced with in the desert.

Firstly, after a long period of fasting, there was the temptation to use his powers to turn a stone into bread.

We all too easily fall into the temptation of satisfying our own personal needs, of placing those needs before those of others. Jesus teaches us that we are first called to be faithful to God’s call in our life. Only then will we know real satisfaction, only then will we be full.

Secondly, Jesus faces the temptation of power. It would have been all too easy for Jesus to adopt an authoritarian approach, bending others to his will and the will of God. He knew what we all too often forget, that God gives us all free will. We have the gift of choice. God will never force us to follow his ways. But only when we choose to follow Him will we be filled with the Spirt that brings God’s power into our lives.

And finally, Jesus faces the temptation of glory.

Again, we all too easily fall into the temptation of thinking that we are at the centre of our universe, and we all too easily make decisions that draw attention to ourselves. Jesus once again rejects that temptation, choosing rather to give his life freely as the sacrifice that once and for all restored the relationship between heaven and earth.

As we begin to face the temptation of falling away from our Lenten promises, we remember the example of Jesus and continue to journey with him through this holy season.

Menu Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Main

Locally sourced Pork Sausages & Mashed Potato

Spaghetti Bolognese with Crusty Bread

Roast Chicken Breast with Yorkshire Pudding

Turkey & Sweetcorn Pie with New Potatoes

Traditional Battered Cod Fillet or Jumbo Fish Fingers

Vegetarian

Cumberland Style Vegetable Sausages & Mashed Potato

Pasta Arrabiata

Leek, Potato & Mature Cheddar Bake

Red Lentil & Vegetable Tikka Masala with Rice

Macaroni Cheese with Green Salad

Eat Healthy Choice

Healthy Turkey Tikka Masala with Vegetable Rice

Salmon and Nut Free Pesto Traybake with Baby Roast Potatoes

Pulled Pork Tacos with Fresh Pineapple Salsa & Mixed Salad

Spanish Style Chicken & Chorizo with Wholemeal Rice

King Prawns with Chinese Vegetables & Noodles

Sides

Mashed Potato & Broccoli

Crusty Bread Peas & Sweetcorn

Roast Vegetables & Mixed Vegetables

New Potatoes & Carrots

Chips, Peas & Baked Beans

Jacket Potatoes

Jacket Potato & Beans

Jacket Potato & Beans

Jacket Potato & Beans

Jacket Potato & Beans

Jacket Potato & Beans

Dessert

Chocolate Brownie

Apple Crumble & Custard

Mango Smoothie

Chocolate Sponge & Chocolate Sauce

Tropical Fruit Platters

Additional

Salad Bar

Salad Bar

Salad Bar

Salad Bar

Salad Bar

Summer Fruit Platter

Summer Fruit Platter

Summer Fruit Platter

Summer Fruit Platter

Summer Fruit Platter

Items in Italic - Sourced from F Conisbee’s, our local butcher