Message from the Head of School International Dinner The International Dinner last Friday was a great example of community collaboration at its best. Our families, students, staff and friends of BSM produced a wonderful evening that celebrated our cultural diversity and sense of community. Everyone enjoyed a fun evening that catered for all ages and tastes. It was an evening of great food and entertainment held in the true spirit of our family friendly atmosphere. One of the highlights for me was the number of attendees who were ex-parents, ex-students and/or friends of the school who have maintained that connection with BSM. In addition to all the positives, and there were many, the evening impressively raised over Php1,000,000 for our service projects with a strong focus on post Typhoon Yolanda support. These evenings do not succeed without a lot of hard work and commitment behind the scenes and this was a parent organised event. On behalf of nearly 1500 people who attended, I would like to express our thanks to the organising group and all members of the wider community who came together and contributed to make the 2014 International Dinner such a successful event.

Community Service Two weekends ago, Simon Wooldridge organised for 4 staff, accompanied by our partner NGOs and by Mike Wooldridge (BBC Reporter), to visit southern Cebu and sites where we will be providing support to many communities who have been severely hit by Typhoon Yolanda. It was a really interesting visit that allowed us to connect with these groups and better understand both their needs and how we can provide support. This is one of several visits over the coming weeks, some of which will include our students. Mike Wooldridge has put a radio segment together about the visit, has an article on the BBC News website and has provided great coverage in his article on The Education section of the site http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-26135103 and http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-26140662. Additionally, last weekend two of our Year 13 students joined a BSM parent and a group from One Million Lights, in distributing 1,100 solar lights to households on Malapascua Island to families who were also affected by Typhoon Yolanda. The 1,100 lights were supplied through the BSM Typhoon Response Fund. Please see later in this newsletter a more detailed report.

LION’S ROAR • FRIDAY 14 FEBRUARY 2014

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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Highlights from the Board of Governor’s Meeting

The following are highlights from the meeting which took place on 25 November 2013

Chairman Update

(i) The Articles of Incorporation for the Alumni Association were circulated for signature by the incorporators.

Head of School Update

Simon Mann advised Governors on:

(i) Progress of key strategic goals: financial planning, alignment of the curriculum and professional learning. The delay with the buildings programme was highlighted.

(ii) The BSM fund raising activities and plans following Typhoon Yolanda; noting the key role of Mr Simon Wooldridge in ensuring BSM was in a position to respond effectively to this crisis.

(iii) Admissions; the school has 931 fee paying students.

(iv) Primary school recruitment for SY 14/15, which has been successfully concluded.

(v) Approval was given to a proposal by the Personnel Sub Committee (PSC) to adjust teaching staff salary ranges to ensure competitiveness at a reasonable cost

(vi) Approval was given for additional teachers for SY 14/15.

Governor’s Reports

Development, Buildings and Maintenance

(i) Outlined delays with the Learning Resource Centre; causes, action items, solutions, next steps.

(ii) Significant modification works which are to be completed to schedule by January 2014:

- Cluster B. The Learning Support area converted to a multi-purpose place for assemblies, ASAs, parent meetings and special events. - Rizal level 0 primary library converted into 3 new Maths classrooms. - Senior school art room expansion to accommodate 16 students taking diploma level art. - Humanities move to the English room on the upper level. - The Senior school library conversion to accommodate the drama room and a teaching area.

ICT

(i) Tabled the new ICT Structure for SY 14/15 as approved by the ICT Committee The team will be led by the Head of ICT, a member of the Extended Leadership Team (ELT). Overall, the new structure will have 4 additional members of staff.

Marketing, Communications, Image

(i) Advised that the rebranding of all inventory at school will be completed by July/August 2014. (ii) The BSM shop review will be completed Jan 2014. (iii) PE/sports uniform suppliers are currently under review/at proposal.

Alumni

(i) Updated Governors on the BSMAA reunion, planned for Jan 2014 (ii) The BSMAA website strategy and progress and the official Twitter account of BSMAA, @alumni_BSM

PTA

(i) Bonfire night: Reported that 1456 tickets were sold which is a 4% YOY increase. Estimated 1600-1700 people attended. (ii) PTA aims to spend funds raised on activities that will bring the BSM community together. (iii) Current projects include: the Christmas shop, key stage productions, staff parties and the musical concert.

Parents & Health, Safety, Environment and Security

(i) Discussed concerns of parents relating to the overseas trips with specific focus on Sabah. Security Governor Paul Ingram advised his review of this matter and outlined his recommendations.

Scholarship

(i) Top students from Taguig High schools may qualify for the scholarship programme. BSM covers tuition fee,

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food and transport allowances and occasionally, lodging until they graduate. (ii) BSM is currently supporting 7 scholars (iii) A report is to be submitted to DepEd re BSM’s scholarship programme in line with application for accreditation.

Other Matters

(i) The Board noted the impending departure of Ms. N. Tanjangco; thanking her for 7 years of excellent service.

Happy Valentines Day First of all let me wish everyone a happy Valentine’s Day and I know lots of you will have received lovely homemade cards from your children that I have seen them making during the week at school. Year 6 Assembly Secondly we must thank our year 6 children for an informative and entertaining assembly this morning where they illus-trated the different ways that they have used technology in the classroom throughout the year. Well done. International Day/International Dinner Whilst we are on assemblies, I will thank all the performers at the assembly last week. We had 3 great dances to entertain us. First our teachers demonstrated their Spanish dancing skills in dramatic fashion, this was followed by our ever won-derful support staff dance troupe who did a great rendition of the Singkil traditional dance, with a brave Girlie balanced precariously on two bamboo poles carried aloft. We ended with a rousing children’s Indian dance that they performed very well and clearly with a great deal of enjoyment. That illustrated the cultural elements to our International Day as did the International Dinner in the evening that was again a carnival of cultural shows and feast for the taste buds. Most acts were considerably more rehearsed than the gong and bells that Mr Barrett and I played! It was once again a fantastic BSM community event that was full of flavour and joy, and thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended. The other element to International day that we introduced this year was that internationalism now means so much more. A reflection that our students are growing up in a world where they are truly global citizens; which is particularly true of students at an international school. As responsible global citizens we also wanted to instill the belief that what we do makes a difference and our community service projects are a wonderful example of that. Year 6 delivered a rap of first world problems that really made us reflect on what real problems are. I have included a few here-: No Impact Week Another special event that we are running next week is our No Impact Week where we will take a theme each day with the following broad headings.

Stop making trash

Switch to more sustainable transport

Eat local, eat less meat Conserve energy

Use less water We have sent a separate comprehensive information letter out on all the activities for this week if you want to know more.

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Here are the latest tweets from our BSMLearning Twitter feed. Please sign up to follow us and access articles, and com-ments on the latest educational thoughts. Have a great weekend.

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Head of Primary School

Important Dates for your Diaries

February

17th - 21st - No Impact Week

21st - Year 5 Assembly

24th-28th - Half term holiday

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Important Dates for your Diaries 17-21 February – Global Awareness week (see detailed schedule of events and activities)

5 March – Careers day for Years 8-11 and cross curricular project for Year 7

5-8 March – Year 12 Geography and Science IB trip

7 March – Whole School Assembly

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Head of Senior School

ICT in Education One often hears the phrase ‘ICT is everywhere these days’ and it is true that from the moment we wake up, ICT affects almost all aspects of our daily life. As a parent, getting to grips with new technology might sometimes appear as a rather daunting challenge or possibly even one that is simply too hard to overcome, and bridging the gap between your son or daughter’s use of technology and your own may sometimes seem impossible. Undeniably, one area which has greatly been affected by Technology and ICT in particular is education. Research shows that the use of ICT in the classroom tends to lead to improved student learning and when used purposefully plays a sig-nificant and positive impact on student achievement. Below are some of the benefits of ICT in Education:

Students tend to find learning in a technology-enhanced setting more stimulating and engaging than in a traditional classroom.

Students are generally more ‘on task’ and express more positive feelings when they use computers than

when they are given other tasks to do. Technology use during lessons tends to motivate students to continue learning outside school hours. The use of multimedia in class that combines video, audio and interactive elements can be used to provide

challenging and authentic content that will engage students in the learning process. Technology enables students to present their work in a professional way and create documents and

presentations to demonstrate what they have learned, and share those easily with their peers. Through ICT portals like Haiku and MyBSM, students are provided with the flexibility of ‘anytime, anywhere’

access and provided with opportunities to collaborate on assignments with people inside or outside of school wherever an Internet connection is available.

The use of ICT to help improve the quality of education is at the core of what we do at BSM and teachers fully under-stand that embedding ICT into their lessons is a vital element of 21st century education. If you would like to find out more about this, please visit the following websites: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/ICT_in_Education and www.nyu.edu/classes/keefer/waoe/amins.pdf In our next article we will look at the different devices that can be used in the classroom to enhance teaching and learn-

ing.

Next week is Week A.

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SENIOR SCHOOL TIMETABLE Making an Impact by Making No Impact!

GLOBAL AWARENESS WEEK 17 – 21 FEBRUARY 2014

Day Activities’ How can you participate?

Monday 17 February – Stop Making

Rubbish

Vendors from organisations that recycle goods.

Trash Fash Show - lunchtime

Hibla Sanghabi Band – a fabulous band will be here from 7am – 3pm performing their music using instruments made of traditional and recycled materials

Send your child into school with a paper bag so they can collect their rubbish for the day

Bring in your unwanted books in any language!

Bring in new/good condition toys to equip the new Young Focus preschool in Tondo that has just been rebuilt after the previous building burned down in September 2013

Bring in old good condition bikes – we can find them a home!

Bring in any small electronic devices you no longer need or use eg cell phones, batteries

Tuesday 18 February –

Take more sustainable Transport

Carpool today – which form can use the least number of vehicle’s if you catch the bus, you’re at an advantage.

Cycling Proficiency Course

BMX display

Firefly Brigades will be presenting about cycling initiatives in Manila

Fill each seat up in your car with a person

Cycle to school

Walk to school

ROX will be here to give technical support to your bikes!

Students can try out the cycling proficiency course and receive a BSM certificate – you will have to bring your bike into school

Bring your unwanted bikes today too if you forgot yesterday – we can find them a good home

Wednesday 19 February -

Food

NO meat or fish day! We are going vegetarian…

The Great Debate – Being a Vegetarian v Eating Meat (Mr Attwood v Mr Mann)

Try an alternative protein source… this is one not to miss

Vegetarian tasters will be served by our wonderful parent reps.

Enjoy some short video clips Eg ‘Decomposition of French Fries!’

Pack a snack box full with no meat or fish in it and meat/fish by-products

Try ‘nude food’ in the snack box – no packaging outside of the reusable snack box

Be prepared to try new foods

Thursday 20 February –

Water

Create a sculpture out of used water bottles on the covered court – House Event

Testing water quality

Bring your own water bottle – start today and carry it forever. We will be phasing out the use of plastic bottles in school

Send in some of your water from home…find out whether it is safe to drink!

Friday 21 February

– Energy

Turn you ac’s up by 2 degrees, turn off lights… The Global Awareness Team will be patrolling.

One Million Lights presentation by the Philippines Country Director Mark Lozano.

Year 11 will be holding a ‘healthy options’ bake sale encouraging students to gain energy the healthy way. All proceeds will support the work of One Million Lights, their service partner

Get energetic! Mass Zumba session at lunchtime!

Join us in Solidarity at home or at your workplace by turning up your AC…apparently when ADB raised the temperature of their AC by just 1 degree permanently they saved $100,000 in a year and helped save the planet!

We will also have a multitude of visiting speakers across the week challenging our views on a sustainable future.

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University Visits 17 February 12.40pm – 1.25pm. Richmond The American International College in London will be on campus to give insights about their course offerings. It is a private, liberal arts and professional studies university. It is an international-ly accredited institution established in 1972 in Richmond, London. The university's degrees are accredited in the USA by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, and are validated in the UK by the Open University Validation Ser-vices (OUVS). Venue will be at the Maths 6, Rizal Building. University Fair 15 February 2.00pm – 8.00pm. Education UK Exhibition 2014 will be held in the Intercontinental Hotel Makati. Parents and students will get the chance to explore the academic opportunities available and speak with representatives direct-ly. Some of the universities that will be present include:

a. London School of Commerce b. Northumbria University c. Richmond University d. Staffordshire University e. International Study Centres UK and Europe f. University of Bedfordshire g. University of Kent h. University of South Wales i. University of Sunderland j. University of Warwick k. University of Wolverhampton

Summer Programmes Summer Discovery and Discovery Internships offer some of the best pre-college programmes for high school and mid-dle school students. Programmes run for 2-6 weeks at 12 top universities in the U.S. and abroad. We offer 300+ college credit or non-credit classes, 1000+ internship opportunities, business and leadership institutes, community service, and cultural and language immersion. Click on each programme heading at the top to get more information. University of Bath UK offers Global Paths summer programme is for students aged 15-18 years. It helps them to assess different university options (through real-life campus experience) and provides insight into different kinds of careers to help them make the right decision for their next steps. Students also walk away with a clear understanding of the skills and attitude required to be successful and satisfied in life. IDEAS Summer Experience 2014 at University of Waterloo, Canada. A 2-week program for grade 10 and 11 international high school students, starting in July 2014. IDEAS has 3 components:

1. Academics: to introduce high school students to various university-level areas of study and research. 2. Learning to learn: students will experience the North American learning model and gain background to prepare

them to apply to Canadian or American universities. 3. Social: students will live in residence, participate in cultural and sport activities, visit Niagara Falls, and learn

from student mentors.

SAT Registration deadline for 3 May 2014 sitting is 4 April 2014. Please remember to register as early as possible as the BSM testing centre fills up quickly. Do not forget to register for SATs at http://sat.collegeboard.org/home.

Remember to be early, by around 7.30, for the SAT. Remember to bring the following materials when you test:

Admission ticket which you print from your SAT registration console

Your school ID, which will be used to properly identify you as the test taker.

Two number 2 pencils

Calculator and/or backup calculator.

Paul Yap and Quennie Yang Careers and Higher Education Advisers

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Extra Curricular PE News Swim News This Saturday is the MJS Swim Meet – thank you to all the swimmers who have registered for this meet (warm up time is 7.30 - 8.15am). The MJS canteen will not be open on Saturday so make sure you bring your own food and drinks.

Learn to Swim & Saturday Academy (Saturday, 15 February) Please note that this Saturday’s Learn to Swim and Saturday Academy will not be on as all coaching staff will be at the MJS Swim Meet.

Breaststroke Speed Gala If you haven't already, don't forget to sign up for the next exciting Speed Gala on Thursday 20 February (deadline Mon-day 17 February). Breaststroke Speed Gala

BSM Easter Meet The BSM Easter meet is coming up next month on Saturday, 8 March so please sign up below if you would like to regis-ter your child: BSM Easter Meet 2014

ISM Spring Meet Please note that the ISM Spring Meet is during the last weekend of the Easter holidays (26/27 April). Don’t forget to check the swim page on the school website for all swim related news and information.

Primary FOBISIA Well done to all 88 students who attended Primary FOBISIA Games selection sessions this past month. The effort and enthusiasm from each student was immeasurable. And thank you to the parents for making sure their children were able to attend each session. Following the 4 week long selection period I am happy to announce that the following stu-dents will travel to Dulwich College Beijing as part of the BSM team this May.

PRIMARY GAMES SQUAD 2014

Football Last weekend saw the second round of the RIFA festivals taking place. BSM hosted the Midgets D boys (born 2003), while Midgets F and H were being played at CSA. There is the third and final festival this weekend, again at the same venues. For more details about the matches last week, click on the match report links below.

Results 9 February Midgets D (Born 2003) A team Match Report B team Match Report Midgets F (Born 2005) A team Match Report B team Match Report Midgets H (Born 2007) A team Match Report B team Match Report

Fixtures There is no RIFA Festival this weekend for Midgets D – Boys born 2003 (Mr Lark & Mr Attwood), Midgets F – Boys born 2005 (Mr Davies & Mr Moore) and Midgets H – Boys born 2007 (Mr Gane & Mr Bowen)

15 February, 9.00am – LSMS (League Southern Manila Schools) - Development Squad at Brent Manila

U9 U10 U11

Alexander Nevelos Noah Brock Steven Uy

Connor Lock Guthrie Doig Henderson

Sasha Lamb

Michelle Mitra Tara Whyte

Aaliyah Lalonde Abigail Taylor

Zoe Vaillancourt Annabel

Wentworth-Fitzwilliam

Caleb King Dominic Binns

Sam Taylor Razak Abduh Razak

Michael Ottiger Joaquin Ko

Carina Emmanuel Luci Hall

Coco Leather Olivia Van Niekerk Ysabel Agustines

Ella Winlaw

Sandy Young Luc Edes

Eric Almendral Jay Naidu

Aden Forrester Preston Doll

Isabelle Ong Angelina Powell

Seve Reyes Georgie Mattinson

Sabine Go Liyora Santos

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Sunday 16 February 8.00am – WFL vs FFFC on Parcel 2 9.00am – Midgets B Semi-Finals on Don Jones 10.00am - Semi-Finals Girls Born 1999 at BSM – 10.00am/Sports Field - Finals will be played afterwards Wednesday 19 February 4.00pm on Sports Field - Under 11 & Under 9 friendlies against Loyola Festival Finals for Girls and Boys 22 February at Ateneo – Boys’ Finals will be held in the morning and Girls’ in the afternoon FOBISIA We are looking for a parent representative for the U13 trip (13 - 17 March). This role involves keeping in contact with other parents that plan to travel out to Bangkok and letting them know of any planned evening activities and also en-suring any changes in schedule are shared. If you have further questions about this role or would like to put yourself forward for this role please email Lewis Keens lkeens@britishschoolmanila.org. Rugby The MANSAC Rugby season has now finished, but training will still continue on Tuesday afternoon, from 3.30pm. Those in Years 4, 5 and 6 are now welcome to come along. Junior Rugby Junior Rugby practice is on this Saturday. Practice begins 9.30am sharp and will be on Sports Field. Bring water bottle, hat, sunscreen and football boots. Any parents would like to join for a run with the kids – bring your gear.

Calendar For all fixtures please check out the calendar on the BSM website, or just click here For all updates, news and other information don’t forget to check out news on the PE notice board, the Extra Curricular PE page on the British School Manila Website or click on Twitter ASAs Some for the parents… Friday morning Fitness sessions are at 6.00am every week. If you are feeling energetic at that time of the day, then please come along and join in a great way to start the weekend! Football. If you fancy a kick about and are free on Tuesday from 3.45 then pop along to the Sports Field Dip. Netball. Every Wednesday evening from 7.00pm. If this is something you would like to do on a regular basis then please click on this link Netball P.E. Department

Link to access the Whole School Calendar - Whole School calendar

Link to access Sports Calendar - Extra Curricular P.E.

Kiichiro Tatsuzawa 8TR lost his iPhone 4 with black case, metal bumper and blue home button. He left it on top of his

bag in the rear waiting area behind the Main hall. If found or mistakenly taken, please return it to his class or to the

Senior School Service Centre at Cluster El Nido, Level 3.

Thank you.

Calendars

Lost

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International Evening Feedback I trust that you all enjoyed yourselves at International Evening last Friday night, which brought together approximately 1,500 people from across the diverse BSM community. The feedback I have received so far is overwhelmingly positive; here’s a selection

· “The BSM community works so well together – this makes me proud to be part of BSM” Parent

· “Based on this evening, I want to apply for a job at BSM” Teacher from Dulwich College, Beijing

· “I was most impressed with the behaviour and attitude of the students… what should I do to move my children to this school?” External supplier to one of the national food booths

· “The most beautiful school event I’ve ever been to” New parent

· “Which company did you use to put your entertainment program together? – I’d like to get them for my school”, Ex-ternal visitor

· “It was really good to see so many teachers performing this year” Senior student

· “The Thai food from the Dusit Thani justifies the ticket price on its own” Grand parent

· “Quality and range of food was worth much more than the PHP750 we paid – you should put your prices up next year” Parent

· “I had no idea we had so much talent among the community” Parent

Finances We are still working through the fine details of the finances, but the overall profit from the night will be around PHP 1 million, which will be donated to the BSM Community Service Fund. If you would like to see how this body spends its money, please click on this link: http://www.britishschoolmanila.org/sites/default/files/BSM%20Community%20Service%20-%202013%20Financial%20Hiighlights.pdf

Thank you Pulling off an event of this size (and clearing up afterwards) required an enormous co-ordinated effort from more than 200 people from both BSM and external suppliers. In addition to the Organising Committee members (Lea Stroem, Dedet Santos, Olly Campos) who all played key roles, we would like to thank the following for going beyond the call of duty:

· The country representatives

· The large number of members of the community who supported the country representatives with both time and resources

· The students and the parents participating in the parade – plus the British Ambassador for carrying the UK flag in the parade (even though his children attend ISM)

· Diana Cristobal, Mike Traje, Tina Coligado and the rest of the operations staff who cheerfully managed the preparations for weeks in advance plus the clean up afterwards

· Norman, Bles and the maintenance staff who installed the electrical work and co-ordinated with the sound system

· Danny and the security staff who remained calm while keeping tabs on the large number of external people entering the school

· The janitorial staff, who were still cleaning up after most of you had gone to bed

· The finance team

· Quennie Yang, Ana Odin and others from the support staff Social Events Committee who ran the auction, and staffed the entrance, among other things

· The school nurses

· The school photographers

· The bus chaperones who were pressed into service making decorations

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· Eric of ICT who put together the video programme for the evening

· The students and others performing

· The students and parents serving food in the country booths

· Jigs Rabimbi and the grounds staff who helped with the decorations and set up

· The teaching support staff helping in the parade and monitoring the bouncy castles

· … and anyone else we forgot to mention

Thanks and regards, Michael Morris BSM PTA President

As part of its on-going efforts to assist victims of typhoon Yolanda, BSM has fund-ed 1,100 solar lamps for the inhabitants of Malapascua. Malapascua is a small island off the northern tip of Cebu, previously best known for its long white beaches, and the most reliable thresher shark diving in the world. The island, however, was hit full-on by Yolanda, such that over 90% of houses lost at least part of their roofs, and many lost their homes entirely. The island’s economy re-lied most of all on tourism, fishing and coconut farming. Now, however, many tourists are (needlessly) still afraid to visit the island, most boats were damaged, and the majority of coconut trees were uprooted or broken. Electricity on the is-land was always problematic, as it is generated by a private diesel generator, and costs three times more than in Manila. This means that most of the population does not have electricity in their homes.

On 8 February, a team of One Million Light volunteers, including BSM students Alyssa Caganda and Jennica Chiang, as well as myself, travelled down to Malapas-cua for the distribution of the solar lamps. Now, the vast majority of households on the island will be able to cease spending a significant part of their limited rev-enues on kerosene, candles or batteries in order to have some light. The impact of these lights will include children being able to study in the evenings, being able to walk more safely through the post-typhoon debris (still not fully cleared), and in some cases to light up small businesses such as sari-sari stores. We hope that these photos can, in some small measure, convey the hundreds and hundreds of smiles and “thank you”s sent to you by these warm-hearted islanders. Without the generous donations of the BSM Community, this life-changing intervention would not have been possible. In order to keep helping the island, we encourage you to consider visiting this peaceful island paradise, and if you men-tion that you’re from BSM, you’re likely to be made very welcome! - Luc Vaillancourt, BSM Parent

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Encouraging a spirit of adventure and discovery.

Last weekend, 15 Year 10 students embarked on an adventurous journey as part of the prepara-

tion to achieve their Bronze level International Award. Trekking to the top of Mount Arayat, 3,366

ft., in Pampanga, camping overnight on the top, and cooking their own evening meals. In an unfa-

miliar environment these students showed; determination, a huge physical effort, perseverance

and cooperation, in what was at times, a very challenging experience. Having successfully com-

pleted the practice journey they are now looking forward to the qualifying adventure.

For more information about the award please look at the website:

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or contact

Mr. Richard Hunt: rhunt@britishschoolmanila.org

Mr. Will Tibbits : wtibbits@britishschoolmanila.org

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International Evening 2014 - Sponsors In addition to the army of willing volunteers, the International Evening Organising Committee would also like to thank the following sponsors from the BSM community and beyond

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Refectory Menu NAME ________________________________________________ BRITISH SCHOOL OF MANILA

CLASS _____________________________________________________ WEEK 23

TEACHER _________________________________________________ Dates: FEB. 17-21, 2014

CONTACT ________________________________________________

CONTACT NUMBER _______________________ EMAIL ________________________ M6

MONDAY ITEM # MENU HALF Price FULL Price AMOUNT

ASIAN 1 BEEF TERIYAKI 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED BOKCHOY

CONTINENTAL 1 CHICKEN W/ TARRAGON -MUSHROOM SAUCE 80.00 130.00

MASHED POTATO , SAUTEED BROCCOLI & CAULIFLOWER

2 BAKED FISH WITH PESTO ZUCHINNI & CARROTS 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE , SAUTEED BROCCOLI & CAULIFLOWER

PASTA 1 SPAGHETTI WITH MEATSAUCE 80.00 130.00

VEGETARIAN 1 MUSHROOM & POTATO RAGOUT 80.00 130.00

SALADS 1 PACKED MIXED FRUITS - 75.00

2 FRUIT CUP - WATERMELON - 50.00

3 PACKED SALAD 1 - COBB SALAD - 75.00

4 PACKED SALAD 2 - GREEK PASTA SALAD - 75.00

SANDWICHES 1 GRILLED VEGETABLE & MOZARELLA CIABATTA (v) 55.00 100.00

2 TURKEY SANDWICH WITH APPLE & HERB MAYO 55.00 100.00

3 TUNA SALAD PITA SANDWICHES 55.00 100.00

4 GRILLED HAM & CHEESE SANDWICH 55.00 100.00

DRINKS 1

TUESDAY ITEM # MENU HALF Price FULL Price AMOUNT

ASIAN 1 FILIPINO PORK ASADO 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED SQUASH WITH TOMATOES

CONTINENTAL 1 CRISPY CORNFLAKES CHICKEN 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED GREEN BEANS

2 MEDITERRANEAN BEEF STEW 80.00 130.00

ROASTED MARBLED POTATO, SAUTEED GREEN BEANS

PASTA 1 CREAMY SPRING PASTA 80.00 130.00

VEGETARIAN 1 MIXED VEGETABLES RISOTTO 80.00 130.00

SALADS 1 PACKED MIXED FRUITS - 75.00

2 FRUIT CUP - GRAPES - 50.00

3

PACKED SALAD 1 - GARDEN SALAD WITH ITALIAN

DRESSING - 75.00

4 PACKED SALAD 2 - POTATO SALAD - 75.00

SANDWICHES 1 CAPRESE MELT ON WHEAT BREAD (v) 55.00 100.00

2 BEEF PASTRAMI ON SOURDOUGH 55.00 100.00

3 GRILLED CHICKEN & CHEESE QUESADILLA 55.00 100.00

4 HAM & CHEESE MELT 55.00 100.00

DRINKS 1

WEDNESDAY ITEM #

GLOBAL AWARENESS DAY

ALL VEGETARIAN MENU HALF Price FULL Price AMOUNT

ASIAN 1 BREADED JAPANESE SOFT TOFU W/ TAMARIND SAUCE 80.00 130.00

SAUTEED LONG BEANS & TOMATOES

CONTINENTAL 1 MUSHROOM BURGER STEAK 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED ZUCCHINI & TOMATOES

2 VEGETABLE BURGER W/ MUSHROOM GRAVY 80.00 130.00

CORN ON THE COB, SAUTEED ZUCCHINI & TOMATOES

PASTA 1 LINGUINE W/ MARINARA 80.00 130.00

VEGETARIAN 1 SPINACH & CHEESE MANICOTTI 80.00 130.00

SALADS 1 PACKED MIXED FRUITS - 75.00

2 FRUIT CUP - MELON - 50.00

3 PACKED SALAD 1 - CAESAR SALAD - 75.00

4 PACKED SALAD 2 - MIXED GREEN W/ FRENCH DRESSING - 75.00

SANDWICHES 1

OPEN FACED MUSHROOM, TOMATO & GOAT CHEESE

PANINI 55.00 100.00

2 FRESH VEGETABLE WRAP 55.00 100.00

3 ROASTED VEGETABLE PANINI 55.00 100.00

4 GRILLED CHEESE PANINI 55.00 100.00

DRINKS 1

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CLASS Dates: FEB. 17-21, 2014 THURSDAY ITEM # MENU HALF Price FULL Price AMOUNT

ASIAN 1

BAKED FISH & SHIITAKE MUSHROOMS IN

OYSTER SAUCE 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED YOUNG CORN &

SNOWPEAS

CONTINENTAL 1 MOROCCAN CHICKEN STEW 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED ASPARAGUS &

TOMATOES

2 PAN-SEARED ROSEMARY PORK TENDERLOIN 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED ASPARAGUS &

TOMATOES

PASTA 1 ASPARAGUS & CHICKEN CARBONARA 80.00 130.00

VEGETARIAN 1 VEGETABLE GRATIN 80.00 130.00

SALADS 1 PACKED MIXED FRUITS - 75.00

2 FRUIT CUP - ORANGE - 50.00

3 PACKED SALAD 1 - MEDITERRANEAN SALAD - 75.00

4 PACKED SALAD 2 - EASY PASTA SALAD - 75.00

SANDWICHES 1 ROASTED VEGETABLE PIZZA (v) - 95.00

2 PEPPERONI PIZZA - 95.00

3 CHEESE PIZZA - 85.00

4 TURKEY & VEGETABLE WRAP 55.00 100.00

5 TUNA SALAD CLUB 55.00 100.00

6 GRILLED CHEESE PANINI 55.00 100.00

DRINKS 1

FRIDAY ITEM # MENU HALF Price FULL Price AMOUNT

ASIAN 1 PORK SATAY 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED MIXED VEGETABLES

CONTINENTAL 1 MEDITERRANEAN CHICKEN WITH SALSA 80.00 130.00

STEAMED RICE, MIXED VEGETABLES

2 BEEF STROGANOFF 80.00 130.00

PASTA TWIST, MIXED VEGETABLES

PASTA 1

LINGUINE WITH SAUSAGE & MUSHROOM

BOLOGNESE 80.00 130.00

VEGETARIAN 1 EGGPLANT LASAGNA 80.00 130.00

SALADS 1 PACKED MIXED FRUITS - 75.00

2 FRUIT CUP - MIXED FRUITS - 50.00

3 PACKED SALAD 1 - CAESAR SALAD - 75.00

4

PACKED SALAD 2 - MIXED GREENS WITH

BALSAMIC VINAIGRETTE - 75.00

SANDWICHES 1

FRESH VEGETABLE WRAP WITH CREAM

CHEESE (v) 55.00 100.00

2 STEAK & ONIONS SOURDOUGH SANDWICH 55.00 100.00

3 CHICKEN CAESAR PANINI 55.00 100.00

4 HAM & CHEESE PANINI 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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SPECIAL REQUEST: BRITISH SCHOOL MANILA

BILLING ARRANGEMENT: PREPAID ___________ BILL WEEKLY_________

PRE- ORDERING IN-

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

2. Choose the meal for each day for your child and indicate any special meal re-quest.

3. HOW TO PLACE & PAY FOR YOUR ORDER:

OPTION 1: You can email your order at order.iceculinary@gmail.com. We will email you back an order confirmation. If you don't receive an order

confirmation please call 860-4800 local 1119. Please make sure to email your request before 3:00 pm a day before your order date. Please settle your

account at the loading sta-tion. OPTION 2: You can come directly to the refectory A and fill out a pre-order form. Please proceed to the loading station to pay for your order.

If you have any concerns please contact KJ 994-4995 / 0905-418-9740.

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