A successful first event ! As part of Grandparents’ Day, grandparents were invited to a celebratory meal organised by the Year 7 class.
Grandparents seated in the dining hall, served by the students
In fact, for the first year, the school has organised workshops to introduce pupils to and promote manual trades. Over the course of around ten sessions led by head chef Marc Ruggieri, assisted by Lydie Foret, the pupils learnt culinary techniques, a variety of recipes and French-style service.
Two students serve drinks to a guest
A student pours a drink for a guest
On the menu for the grandparents: refreshing canapés, spring rolls, chicken ballotines, and gourmet gingerbread verrines.
Starter: cucumber bites with cream cheese and quail egg toasts
Spring rolls and raw vegetable saladMain course: chicken, mashed potatoes and carrotsRed fruit and whipped cream dessert in a glass, with a biscuit
All of it was prepared and served by students and grandchildren who were a little stressed but keen and dressed up for the special occasion !
Three students in white shirts and red ties, a napkin over the arm
Three students in white shirts and red scarves, in front of pupils' drawings
Three students dressed as waiters near a window decorated with hearts
An unforgettable experience for young and old alike !
Mr Meyer
The students dressed as waiters in front of the laid dining hall

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