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FOOD COURT Welcome from the Catering Manager


We are delighted to shine a light on our superb food provision at Matravers School. We significantly upgraded this area of the school 2 years ago in order to provide another calm and welcoming aspect of the school.


OUR ETHOS It is our mission to provide a first-rate dining experience for all ours students. We carefully follow latest guidance to make sure that our menus are balanced and appropriate for young people. All students have a variety of choices within our menus: hot or cold; vegetarian; cuisine from around the world. We encourage our young people to be adventurous with their choices and we vary our menus regularly to reflect this. We also offer a range of “special menus” during festive times across the school year.


MENUS Menu


Large baguette filled Baguette filled Cold/hot wrap Cold Pasta Pots Salad Pots


Ciabatta Roll filled Tray bakes


Cheese & Biscuits Fruit Pots Yoghurts


Fruit Nacho


Sausage Roll Panini


Sausage in a Roll Burger Pizza


Bacon Roll Pin wheels Waffles


Crumpets


£2.50 £1.80 £1.80 £1.50 £1.50 £2.50 £0.70 £0.70


£0.70 £0.40 £0.70 £1.30 £0.80 £1.70 £1.70 £1.70 £1.70 £1.70 £1.00 £0.60 £0.50


Main Meal & Pudding Deal £2.50 Main Meal


Pudding hot/cold


£2.00 £0.80


Drinks


Ice creams Milkshake


Hot chocolate Jacket potato and 1 filling


From £1 to £1.10 £0.60 £1.10 £1.10 £2.00


Jacket potato and 2 fillings £2.50 Homemade soup and roll


£1.30


COFFEE QUARTER


Our Coffee Quarter serves a selection of hot and cold drinks across the year. Students can experience different drinks at different times of the year from hot-chocolates and teas to milkshakes.


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