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School meals conform to government nutritional guidelines with less sugar, fat and salt and more fresh fruit and vegetables. School lunches also provide a good balance of “complex carbohydrates” such as pasta, rice, bread or potatoes with dairy and other protein foods. There is no reason why a packed lunch cannot provide the same nutrition
Through food and nutrition, students will: Demonstrate effective and safe cooking skills by planning, preparing and cooking using a variety of ingredients, processes and equipment. Develop knowledge and understanding of the functional, chemical properties and processes as well as the nutritional content of food and drinks.
The school and the catering facilities are dedicated to providing a balanced menu of school dinners. The school cook works in conjunction with Aspens and the school Business Manager to ensure that there is a consistently wide range of nutritious and attractive meals available to pupils.
Our school lunches are provided by award-winning caterers HC3S. At HC3S, the ethos is about tasty food to help your children flourish. And to do that, it helps if they eat a healthy diet.
School report Inspection of a good school: St Bede’s Catholic Academy Green Lane, Stockton-on-Tees, Teesside TS19 0DW Inspection dates: 10 and 11 November 2021 Outcome St Bede’s Catholic...
At St Bede’s we have a simple set of rules that our pupils adhere to on a day to day basis. Ready, Respectful and Safe rules apply in all areas of school, including; lessons, break and lunch time. These rules provide our school with a purposeful environment at all times, where pupils can work hard and enjoy their time in school.
Most students enter the school with levels of attainment at or well above the national average and, regardless of their starting points, most make good progress at both Key Stages 3 and 4....
