Message from the Head of School

Significant work has been completed to further refine and develop learning that takes place in the area of Service at BSM. We are working hard to develop the right partnerships and to ensure that the commitment and contributions of our students to service are on-going, spanning large parts of the year. Last weekend, a number of families, students and staff took part in a Year 10 ‗Family Community Service Day‘. They visited Gawad Kalinga in Taguig City, one of our many service partners, where they helped build a wall and repair a laundry area where drains, that had been broken by the recent flooding, were overflowing . This work involved three hours of pouring and skimming concrete, laying bricks and humping bags of sand and cement. Hard work, but very enjoyable and rewarding. On Wednesday, Year 7AQ had a terrific time visiting their service partner for this year, Kids International in Cainta. All remaining Year 7, 8 and 9 forms will visit their service partners over the next month to kick-start their community service activities and enable them to be involved in the process of deciding how they can best make a difference over the coming year. As our service programme continues to evolve, it is wonderful to see all of our community being involved. Pick up and drop off Thank you to our families and drivers for helping support the 15 second rule for drop off and pick up of students this week. Traffic flow through school seems to be improving. Also, I was pleased to see the congestion we suffered last Thursday diminished considerably this week with students arriving for school a little later, and that the car park congestion was minimal.

Collection of 2013/14 Car Park Stickers – if you have not yet changed your car park sticker can you please collect the new stickers from the security office gate one.

LION’S ROAR • FRIDAY 13TH SEPTEMBER 2013

Simon Mann Head of School

Term 1 Starts 19 August 2013 Ends 13 December 2013 (12nn) Half-term break 11-18 October 2013 (inclusive)

Term 3 Starts 28 April 2014 Ends 27 June 2014 (12nn) Half-term break 22-23 May 2014 (inclusive)

Term 2 Starts 6 January 2014 Ends 11 April 2014 (12nn) Half-term break 24-28 February 2014 (inclusive)

Term Dates for Students

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Primary School News Year 6 assembly First, we must thank our Year 6 children for their very informative assembly this morning where they taught us about the brain and how we learn best. They delivered what they had learnt in a fun and clear manner and I‘m sure everyone present learnt something. Part of what they talked about and showed us was neurons and their connections and how these work. This is a topic that I have used as part of talks I have done in the past and will recount some fascinating facts here. I used an analogy to help. There are as many trees in the Amazon rain forest as there are neurons in the brain. The Amazon rain forest stretches for 2,700,000 square miles and has a hundred billion trees! To continue in this vein, if we now consider the huge number of connections between neurons, then we could say that there are about as many as leaves on the trees in the Amazon jungle. That‘s a lot! As part of the assembly, Year 6 also used the ―5 a day‖ programme they and lots of other year groups have been accessing, to give the children exercise as part of the day to get the heart rate going and increase alertness. Exercise is good for all us and clearly an active life is highly beneficial, not just for the body, but for learning as well. RIFA football Whilst on healthy living we have a large number of boys and girls heading out this weekend with shin pads and football boots on representing the school in the RIFA football tournaments across Manila. It is wonderful to see so many children playing the beautiful game and I really hope they have fun in BSM blue. We have expanded our programme this year and have entered 2 teams into a number of leagues with A and B squads, to give as many children as possible the chance to play for the school in competitive matches, which is wonderful and a great opportunity. We wish all of our teams the best of luck in their games but as I said, hopefully they all enjoy the experience which will lead them to continue to play sport for the rest of their active lives.

Primary Parent workshops We will be running a number of workshops for parents this term, with our first being next week focussing on maths. On the 18 September we will be running a parent session for those who have children in EYFS and KS 1 and the following day a session for KS 2 parents. These will be informative but also quite hands on sessions and you have an opportunity to have a go at some of the challenges we set your children. Empathy, problem solving and trying things out is after all the best way to understand and learn. The first session will be for EYFS/KS 1 at 8am - 9am in the Cluster Fiesta canteen. The second session will be for KS 2 on 19 September and will begin at 8.15am due to our later start on Thursdays. On the following day we also have a Phonics information session that will run after the Year 5 assembly beginning at 8.30am for 2 hours.

Further sessions for this half term will focus on phonics and reading, with two external speakers for these. For the second half term we will follow up with sessions on blogs, data and target setting, one on supporting your child, and a final one on writing. We will also offer an evening session for working parents to cover all the salient points that we have delivered in the morning sessions. Dates and details on all of these will be confirmed shortly. Have a great weekend.

Glenn Hardy Head of Primary School

Important Dates for your diaries 18 September - EYFS/KS 1 Maths information morning 19 September - KS 2 Maths information morning 8.15-9.15am 20 September - Year 5 Assembly 20 September - Parents Phonics information session 8.30am -10.30am 27 September - Whole school assembly and parent coffee morning 4 October - Year 4 assembly 7-10 October - Book Week 10 October - Book Week assembly

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Dear BSM Parents, In the next few weeks you will receive information regarding the opportunities being offered in the Senior School for Activities Week. Activities Week for students in Years 7-10 will take place from 12-16 May 2014; in some cases activities offered may extend into the weekends either side of these dates. Over the last few weeks the Senior Leadership Team has been evaluating our aims and objectives for Activities Week, taking on board feedback from teachers, students and parents. We have been looking at the elements of this week that already work really well; along with areas we need to develop, in order to enhance our curriculum provision at BSM. Development of the different ‗Learning Power Skills‘ has underpinned our discussions. As a result of this we have agreed the following principles for Activities Week in May 2014:

All Activities Week trips will have at least a one or two night residential element.

Activities will have outdoor learning and environmental awareness elements.

Activities will have an outward bound and / or physical challenge element. This will allow students to step out of their ‗comfort zone‘ and develop their ‗risk taking‘ skills.

Students will be asked to select an activity they have not already participated in during their time in the Senior School at BSM. For example, if your child has already participated in a diving trip during a BSM Activities Week, then we ask you to select a different type of activity this year. This will give students a progressive range of experiences and will help provide them with new challenges and opportunities each year.

Activities week should be a fun and enjoyable experience offering your child the chance to work with students in different tutor groups and year groups.

Year groups transitioning to a new Key Stage (Years 6, 9 and 11) will take part in a year group residential, where sessions will be included to prepare them for the next stage of their educational journey.

Although Activities Week takes place in Term 3, we want to begin the process of trip organisation early to allow you time to plan your finances carefully as there will be a cost implication for all the activities offered. We are working carefully to ensure that activities offered suit a range of budgets from lower cost local trips with a 1 or 2 night residential element, to slightly more expensive overseas trips. The final range of trips being offered, along with the Year 9 residential trip arrangements are currently being finalised and will be sent out to you in the next few weeks. We ask for your support as we develop and improve our provision for your children in this area of the curriculum. Next week is Week A.

Senior School News

Important Dates for your diaries

Friday, 13 – Saturday, 14 September – Year 7 Residential Trip.

Thursday, 19 September – Senior School Curriculum evening (more details to follow)

Friday, 20 - Saturday, 21 September - Modern United Nations conference at ISM

Friday, 27—Sunday, 29 September - International Award Silver Trip

Please note that the first Senior School Coffee Morning this academic year will take place on Tuesday 22 October. More details regarding the timing and theme for the

morning will be sent out in the next couple of weeks. Helen Olds

Head of Senior School

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College Visit 16 September 12.40 – 1.25pm. George Mason University will be here to talk about their course offerings. They are known for their course offerings such as Economics, Law, Creative Writing, Computer Science and Business. Venue will be at the Humanities 3, Cluster E Building. 16 September 12.40 – 1.25pm. Seattle University will be giving an information talk. It ranked 10th in the 2013 edition of Best Colleges in Regional Universities (West). It is known for its course offerings such as Business and Economics, Science and Engineering, Education, Law, Nursing, Arts, Theology and Ministry. Venue will be at the Humanities 3, Cluster El Nido Building. 16 September 12.40 – 1.25pm. Drexel University will be on campus as well. Their course offerings are as follows: Arts and Sciences, Engineering, Business, Nursing and Health Profession, Media Arts and Design. Venue will be at the Humanities 3, Cluster El Nido Building. 16 September 2.20 – 3.00pm. Pomona College will be here to talk about their course offerings in the afternoon. It ranked 4th in the 2013 Edition of Best Colleges in National Liberal Arts Colleges and known for their course offerings such as Economics, Mathematics, Neuroscience, Psychology, Environmental Analysis, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Politics and English. Venue will be at the Math 6, Rizal Building. 16 September 2.20 – 3.00pm. Bowdoin College will be giving an information talk. It ranked 6th in the 2013 edition of Best Colleges in National Liberal Arts Colleges and it is the first college to be name ―School of the Year‖ by College Prowler. Venue will be at the Math 6, Rizal Building. 16 September 2.20 – 3.00pm. Carleton College will be on campus as well. It ranked 8th in the 2013 edition of Best Colleges in National Liberal Arts Colleges. Venue will be at the Math 6, Rizal Building. 19 September 6.00 – 9.00pm. University Pennsylvania Open Evening. The representative will be hosting an open evening at ISM. Pre-registration is done through the following website: http://intro-to-penn-fall2013-philippines.eventbrite.com 20 September 10.30 – 11.15am. Boston University will be here to talk about their course offerings in the afternoon. They ranked 54th in The World University Ranking and known for their courses such as Fine Arts, Education, Engineering, Law, Management, Theology and Medicine. Venue will be at Careers and Higher Education Office, Cluster F. Year 11 Career Interviews Started last 2 September and will continue through 4 October 2013. As stated in the letter sent home, parents are highly encouraged and welcome to attend these interviews.

Paul Yap and Quennie Yang Careers and Higher Education Advisers

Careers and Higher Education News

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Head Lice in Children

In the following weeks we will start conducting the head lice checks in KS1 & KS2 in their classrooms.

The louse is a flat, wingless parasitic insect. These pinhead-size blood sucking parasites are most common among school children, as they tend to share combs, hats and other hair accessories. A female louse lay about six eggs (nits) each day, which is firmly attached to the hair shafts. The nits hatch in 8-10 days, and reach maturity in about two weeks before the cycle starts again. In its life-time, a single female lays some 50-100 nits. Unlike body lice which thrive when the host does not bathe regularly, head lice are equal opportunity parasites, they do not respect socio economic class distinction. Their presence does not con-note a lack of hygiene or sanitation practice by the host. Head lice are mainly acquired by direct head to head contact. It may also be transferred from the sharing of brushes, combs, hair accessories, hats, pillows and towels. Head lice can remain on bedding and upholstered furniture for a brief period.

Symptoms: Intense itch on the scalp and neck is caused by certain substances in the saliva of lice. A child with lice is seen constantly scratching his head. Red bite marks on the scalp and neck, which are often visible behind the ears. A very small, shiny white speck (nits) that looks like dandruff is seen on the hair. Unlike dandruff which can be shaken off easily, the nits cling firmly to the strands. Swollen lymph nodes can be felt behind the ears in severe cases of lice infestation.

What you can do? Lice can be removed by using medicated lice shampoo or lotion. Check if other family members are infested, they should be treated at the same time. Soak all brushes, combs and hair accessories in lice shampoo solution for several hours, and then wash them thoroughly. Wash all bed linens, towels, caps etc. thoroughly in hot water. When drying them, set the dryer on the hot cycle. Vacuum all mattresses, carpets, rugs, car seats and upholstered items of furniture. Consult doctors if there is bacterial infection due to open wound from constant scratching.

School Nurses

We are currently updating our PE Extra-Curricular Section of the school website, we hope to have it up and running by the end of next week. This will include the latest news and match reports from weekend fixtures, along with important information regarding competitions and tournaments to keep you up to date and in touch with all things extra-curricular.

We have also introduced a PE noticeboard so that BSM students can find team news and details for school sport if they are unsure of anything. This is located outside the PE Office. Primary Saturday 14 September Boys RIFA Festivals Team Venue Time Midgets C - Xavier School (XS) 10.00am Due to Year 7 residential, only one team has been entered this weekend. Midgets E - Colegio San Agustin (CSA) 8.00am (A & B Teams) Midgets G - Ateneo 10.00am Girls RIFA Festival All games are at CSA Starting from 13.00 Born 2000 A and B Teams Born 2002 A and B Teams Born 2004 A and B Teams Parents of children who have been asked to play will have been informed by email. You should be at the venue 30 minutes before the start time. Please make sure that you have sunscreen, water and sun hats.

Medical News

Extra Curricular PE News

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For details on where to go, please click the links below: Xavier School Colegio San Agustin Ateneo Saturday 21 September Boys RIFA Festival Midgets C - Xavier School (XS) 10.00am Midgets E - Colegio San Agustin (CSA) 8.00am Midgets G - International School Manila (ISM) 8.00am Girl RIFA Festival Born 2000, 2002 and 2004 will all be held at ISM at 13.00

Senior School

Sunday 15 September Aspirants A v SBRC at BSM 14.00 WFL league U18 v SQS United at BSM 16.00

Monday 16 September Midgets A v SBRC at BSM 16.00

Wednesday 18 September Midgets A v Hed Cen at BSM 16.00

Staff and students will be representing BSM in our first WFL (Weekend Futbol League) game of the season this weekend. The kick off is 4pm on the sports field.

Please come along and support your team. For more information about the WFL please refer to the website www.weekendfutbol.com or contact Mr. Dunstan at: adunstan@britishschoolmanila.org

Staff/Parent’s Weekly Football Session I would like to invite any male members of our community to join our weekly 'kick about' on The Don Jones sports field at 3.45pm every Tuesday afternoon. It's a great chance to lace your boots up and play in some small sided games.

If you would like to join in please send an email to Rachel L. de Guzman (PE PSA) at rdeguzman@britishschoolmanila.org so you can be added to the list.

We have a range of ability within our staff so please don't be put off if you're new to the sport or want to give it a go, we welcome all ability levels. Please make sure you wear appropriate footwear (football boots or trainers) and bring a bottle of water.

Rugby Due to RIFA commitments Rugby is cancelled for this weekend. BSM Swim News Well done to all the swimmers that took part in the Elite tryouts on Monday. With there being limited places not all swimmers got into the Elite squad but students will have the opportunity to tryout again in January. Elite squad training starts Monday, 16 September, 6.15-7.15am. The new BSM silicone swim caps will be given out in training next week. The caps must be worn at all swim meets. There will also be extra swim team caps available for squad swimmers to purchase soon in the school shop. Learn to Swim Programme The Learn to swim programme for Nursery, Reception and Year 1 starts next week. Please ensure a parent or representative collects them from the class and accompanies them to get changed before swimming. Don‘t forget to check the swim page on the school website for all swim related news and information: http://www.britishschoolmanila.org/staging/curriculum/clubs-and-activities/swimming

ELITE SQUAD

James Antony Whatmore

Andrew Gibson

Molly Elizabeth Whatmore

Matthew Cowley-Antelo

Kyla Gibson

Leon Guerrero

Aurora Guild

Zeke Sy

Rainnyl Chiang

Alistair (Lance) Tan

Athena Shannessa (Rain) Chang

Isabel Ong

Armand (Pierre ) Chan

Amelia Nevelos

Malcolm Go

Andrew Tan

Sacha Eden Utting

Alexander Nevelos

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PTA Annual General cocktail/ meeting Thanks to all who came to the PTA Annual General Cocktail party (and meeting) on Thursday evening. I trust you all had a good time. For those of you who were unable to attend, the following people were elected to the PTA committee for this year.

We also extend our thanks to last year‘s committee who worked tirelessly to ensure everyone had fun, throughout the year.

With two exceptions, the new committee is the same as last year‘s committee, so please join me in welcoming the following exceptional new committee members:

Elvry Lane, who has this term moved from Jakarta

Gina Duminy, who has been in Manila for some time and is already known to many in the BSM community

In addition, the school appoints two teacher representatives, who this year will be:

Fiona Ottiger (Primary)

Kate Gleaves (Senior)

For helping arrange the evening, we extend our thanks to the following:

Via Mare catering Olly Campos and Emilia Aguinaldo College HRM program Caring (Dulce‘s household staff) Carole Gane Catherine Daniels‘ household staff Dedet Santos household staff BSM operations and janitorial staff, with a special mention for Levy

Thanks to you all.

Bonfire night Bonfire night this year will be held on Tuesday 5 November; please mark the date in your diary. If you have been before, then you know your children will never forgive you if you don‘t attend. And, if you are unfamiliar with this British cultural institution, then you should come along and find out.

Thanks and regards,

Michael Morris BSMPTA President

Alena Decker 4NB lost P.E. shorts last Tuesday. If found or mistakenly taken home, please return to the lost and found desk at Level 0. Thank you.

Lost

PTA News

President Michael Morris

Vice president Catherine Daniels

Treasurer Janice Cook

Secretary Nick Hilton

Committee members

Joanna (Lian) Bernas Gina Duminy Elvry Lane Dulce Magat-Gibb Dedet Santos Chinot Thomson Bolor Young

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Calendar of Activities September Senior Primary PTA Whole School

14

RIFA Midgets C

Xavier School, 10am

RIFA Midgets E 2004

Colegio San Agustin,

8am

RIFA Midgets G 2006

Ateneo, 10am

15 Senior Production

Rehearsals

RIFA Aspirants A vs SBC

BSM, 2pm

16-27 Y11 Subject seminars

(lunchtimes)

18

Maths Information

Morning, EYFS/KS1,

8-9am

19 Senior School Curriculum

Evening

Maths Information

Morning, KS 2,

8.15-9.15am

Drivers Education

session, 6.15pm

20 Y12 subject choice deadline Y5 Assembly, 7.50am

21

RIFA Midgets C 2002

Xavier School, 10am

RIFA 3 Midgets E 2004

Colegio San Agustin,

8am

RIFA 3 Midgets G 2006,

ISM, 8am

RIFA 2 Girls 2000,

2002, and 2004,

ISM, 1pm

21-22 Local MUN at ISM

23

Y13 IA Business &

Management, 8am

Y13 Maths SL IA Due

Board of Governors

Meeting

23-27 Y11 Subject seminars

(lunchtimes)

25 Coffee Morning

Council of Trustees

Meeting

27 Invite Prefect Applications

27-29 Y10/11 International Award

28 GRE Testing 8am-12pm

(IB Common Room)

29 Senior Production

Rehearsals

30 Y13 HL Language literature

WT 2 first draft

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK

2-6 September 2013

This week in the world:

2 September

Canada and the United States: Labour Day

Vietnam: Independence Day

5 September

Argentina, Australia, Canada, UK, US, Israel: Rosh Hashana (New Year)

What do you think will happen next?

Should the international community become involved in the Syrian conflict?

Most recently: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/08/31/obama-syria-announcement_n_3849108.html

in Focus: The Syrian Crisis

The Syrian civil war began in March 2011, and was part of the wider Middle Eastern protest movement, which is also known as the Arab Spring. The conflict in Syria is between forces loyal to the Ba’ath government and those who oppose it. Protestors wish to end the reign of the current President - Bashar Al-Assad, whose family has been in power since the 1970’s.

What were initially only protests, have now unfortunately become armed rebellion. According to the United Nations, as of June 2013, the death toll has surpassed 100,000. On the 21st August, chemical weapons struck the Eastern Ghouta region, causing an estimated death toll of 1,300. In the words of the US president Obama, ‘The world watched in horror as men, women and children were massacred in Syria in the worst chemical attack of the 21st century.’ As a result, Barack Obama wants to take military action against regime targets, and has now followed in David Cameron’s (the Prime minister of the UK) footsteps by seeking authorization from congress before he proceeds.

THE

2 September

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Refectory Menu NAME ________________________________________________ BRITISH SCHOOL MANILA

CLASS _____________________________________________________

TEACHER _________________________________________________ SEPTEMBER 16-20, 2013

CONTACT ________________________________________________ Dates: WEEK 5

CONTACT NUMBER _______________________ EMAIL ________________________

MONDAY ITEM # MENU HALF Price FULL Price AMOUNT

ASIAN 1 SAUTEED FISH IN YELLOW CURRY SAUCE 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED CABBAGE, GREEN BEANS & RED BELL PEPPERS

CONTINENTAL 1 BEEF WITH MUSHROOMS 80.00 130.00

MASHED POTATOES ,GREEN BEANS & CARROTS

2 CHICKEN BARBECUE 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE , GREEN BEANS & CARROTS

PASTA 1 PASTA TWIST WITH MEAT SAUCE 80.00 130.00

VEGETARIAN 1 POTATO & BROCCOLI GRATIN 80.00 130.00

SALADS 1 SALAD BAR 70.00 130.00

2 FRUIT BAR 70.00 130.00

3 PACKED FRUITS (One Size) - 75.00

4 PACKED SALAD (One Size) - 75.00

SANDWICHES 1 FOCACCIA MUSHROOM MELT (v) 55.00 100.00

2 CHICKEN CHICKEN CAESAR 55.00 100.00

3 BEEF PATRAMI SANDWICH 55.00 100.00

4 HAM & CHEESE PANINI 55.00 100.00

DRINKS 1

TUESDAY ITEM # MENU HALF Price FULL Price AMOUNT

ASIAN 1 BARBECUE PORK TENDERLOIN SLICES 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED SQUASH & LONG BEANS

CONTINENTAL 1 BEEF STRIPS WITH RED & GREEN BELL PEPPERS 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED CHAYOTE WITH TOMATOES

2 SAUTEED CHICKEN BREAST WITH CREAMY CHIVE SAUCE 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED CHAYOTE WITH TOMATOES

PASTA 1 FARFALLE & ZUCHINNI WITH PARSLEY PESTO 80.00 130.00

VEGETARIAN 1 GARDEN RISOTTO 80.00 130.00

SALADS 1 SALAD BAR 70.00 130.00

2 FRUIT BAR 70.00 130.00

3 PACKED FRUITS (One Size) - 75.00

4 PACKED SALAD (One Size) - 75.00

SANDWICHES 1 FRESH VEGETABLES PANINI (v) 55.00 100.00

2 CLASSIC TUNA CLUB 55.00 100.00

3 TURKEY PANINI 55.00 100.00

4 HAM & CHEESE MELT 55.00 100.00

DRINKS 1

WEDNESDAY ITEM # MENU HALF Price FULL Price AMOUNT

ASIAN 1 TANDOORI CHICKEN KEBAB 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED SNOW PEAS, YOUNG CORN & CARROTS

CONTINENTAL 1 PORK MILANESE 80.00 130.00

MASHED POTATOES, SAUTEED ZUCCHINI & TOMATOES

2 COUNTRY STYLE BEEF STEW 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED ZUCCHINI & TOMATOES

PASTA 1 BAKED CHEESY CANELLONI 80.00 130.00

VEGETARIAN 1 ALOO GOBI (POTATO & CAULIFLOWER CURRY) 80.00 130.00

SALADS 1 SALAD BAR 70.00 130.00

2 FRUIT BAR 70.00 130.00

3 PACKED FRUITS (One Size) - 75.00

4 PACKED SALAD (One Size) - 75.00

SANDWICHES 1 HUMMUS "CHEESESTEAK" HOAGIES (v) 55.00 100.00

2 PHILLY CHEESE STEAK SANDWICH 55.00 100.00

3 ROASTED CHICKEN WITH BASIL PESTO 55.00 100.00

4 HAM & CHEESE MELT 55.00 100.00

DRINKS 1

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CLASS Dates: SEPTEMBER 16-20, 2013

WEEK 5

THURSDAY ITEM # MENU HALF Price FULL Price AMOUNT

ASIAN 1 THAI BASIL FISH SAUTE 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED BOKCHOY

CONTINENTAL 1 BEEF DAUBE PROVENCAL 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED ASPARAGUS & RED BELL PEPPERS

2 LEMON GRILLED CHICKEN BREAST 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED ASPARAGUS & RED BELL PEPPERS

PASTA 1 CHICKEN LINGUINE IN ALFREDO SAUCE 80.00 130.00

VEGETARIAN 1 EGGPLANT PARMIGIANA 80.00 130.00

SALADS 1 SALAD BAR 70.00 130.00

2 FRUIT BAR 70.00 130.00

3 PACKED FRUITS (One Size) - 75.00

4 PACKED SALAD (One Size) - 75.00

SANDWICHES 1 MUSHROOM PIZZA (v) - 95.00

2 PEPPERONI PIZZA - 95.00

3 CHEESE PIZZA - 85.00

4 STEAK & MUSHROOMS SANDWICH 55.00 100.00

5 CHICKEN WRAP WITH MANGO CHUTNEY 55.00 100.00

6 HAM & CHEESE PANINI 55.00 100.00

DRINKS 1

FRIDAY ITEM # MENU HALF Price FULL Price AMOUNT

ASIAN 1 SWEET & SOUR FISH 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE & BROCCOLI, CAULIFLOWER &RED BELL PEP-PERS

CONTINENTAL 1 CHICKEN SCALOPPINE 80.00 130.00

ROASTED POTATOES, SAUTEED STRING BEANS WITH TOMA-TOES

2 BARBECUE MEATLOAF 80.00 130.00

ROASTED POTATOES, SAUTEED STRING BEANS WITH TOMA-TOES

PASTA 1 LINGUINE WITH BOLOGNESE 80.00 130.00

VEGETARIAN 2 SPINACH LASAGNA 80.00 130.00

SALADS 1 SALAD BAR 70.00 130.00

2 FRUIT BAR 70.00 130.00

3 PACKED FRUITS (One Size) - 75.00

4 PACKED SALAD (One Size) - 75.00

SANDWICHES 1 MUSHROOM MELT (v) 55.00 100.00

2 BEEF PASTRAMI SANDWICH 55.00 100.00

3 CHICKEN, MUSHROOMS & CHEESE QUESADILLA 55.00 100.00

4 GRILLED HAM & CHEESE SANDWICH 55.00 100.00

DRINKS 1

DRINKS

DRINK ITEMS QTY PRICE AMOUNT

FRESH FRUIT SHAKES 8 oz 40.00

FRESH FRUIT SHAKES 12 oz 70.00

FIJI WATER 500ML 90.00

HOPE WATER 500ML 30.00

BUKO JUICE 50.00

CERES JUICE (APPLE & GRAPES) 40.00

DIMES JUICE (APPLE & ORANGE) 40.00

DEL MONTE JUICES 40.00

MULBERRY JUICE 500ML 65.00

SILK SOY MILK 65.00

COWHEAD FRESH MILKS (STRAWBERRY, LIGHT, PURE) 40.00

DUTCHMILL YOGURT DRINK 35.00

OKF ALOE VERA 500ML 70.00

SUMMIT NATURAL WATER 350ML 20.00

YAKULT 15.00

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PRE-ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Please use our pre-order form and fill up one form for each child. We have a different color of pre-order form

for each week.

2. Choose the meal for each day for your child and indicate any special meal request.

For rice selection, we always offer brown or white on a daily basis. Please also indicate your rice selection.

3. HOW TO PLACE & PAY FOR YOUR ORDER:

OPTION 1: Please email your order at refectory@britishschoolmanila.org or at order.iceculinary@gmail.com. We will email a confirmation upon receipt

of your order.

If you don't receive an order confirmation, please call Chef Nancy at 502-2811 or 0917-5012398.

Please make sure to email your request before 7:00 pm the day before your order date. You can settle your

account at the loading station (look for KJ or Rina).

OPTION 2: You can come to the refectory and fill out a pre-order form. Please proceed to

cashier # 1 (Lorna or Rina) to pay your order. If you want to make a special payment arrangement, please talk to Rina or Kristine in the loading station.

If you have any concerns please contact Chef Nancy at 502-2811 / 998-5083 / 585-7342 / 0917-5012398 or email at chefnanz@gmail.com

Thank you for your order and continued support.

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SPECIAL REQUEST:

BILLING ARRANGEMENT: PREPAID ___________ BILL WEEKLY_________