TS BRING HOME THE MEADE KING CUPS!

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June 17th 2016
SWIMMING
CHAMPIONS
TS BRING HOME THE MEADE KING CUPS!
LAST Friday, Taunton School
held the annual Meade King
Cup Swimming Competition.
This was the 104th year of this
competition and is the oldest
gala on record between more
than two schools in the world.
Teams from King’s College,
Queen’s College and Wellington
joined us to compete for the six
trophies on offer.
All swimmers swam
extremely well to retain the
Girls’ and Boys’ Meade King
Cups as well as The Penny
Cup (Girls Open Relay) and
the Canon Relay Cup. We won
17 of the 27 races and came
second in the other ten. This
was a fantastic achievement by
the whole team and Taunton
remains the dominant school
for swimming locally.
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Saturday, June 18th
Weekend House: Wills East
OT Weekend
8:30am-8:55am Sporting Excellence
Meeting (Arts Centre)
8:30am-9:15am Parents' Breakfast
(Informal), (Chaplain's House)
10:00am-12:00pm ABRSM Theory Exam
(Music School)
10:15am-11:30am OTA Committee
Meeting (Winterstoke Room)
11:45am-12:30pm OTA AGM (Music
School)
12:30pm-2:00pm OTA Family BBQ
(Foxcombe)
1:30pm Boys' Tennis v Queen's College
(H) 1 2 3
2:00pm Girls' Tennis v King's College (H)
1 2 U15A U14A
2:00pm Athletics - Millfild Open
6:30pm-10:00pm OT Reunion Dinner
(Old Library)
7:00pm-10:00pm Years 8, 9 & 10
Summer Extravaganza (Old Gym)
Cricket v King's Bruton (H) 2 3 14A 14B
(A) 1 15A 15B
Athletics - South West Schools (A)
(Exeter)
Sunday, June 19th
4th after Trinity. Father's Day
6:00am-8:00pm Greenpower Goodwood Heats
8:30am L6 IB Biology Field course group
departs (North Devon)
10:30am-11:30am OT Weekend Chapel
- Old Tauntonians: Speaker - Mary
Woodgate (nee Grant) OT (Chapel)
11:00am-7:00pm Golf v Old Tauntonians
at Taunton & Pickeridge GC
12:30pm-3:00pm OT Lunch (Old Library)
OT Weekend
SCHOOL CALENDAR
Monday, June 20th
Summer Solstice
Theatre Week (Promenade Theatre,
various times, various locations)
7:00am L6 Psychology and English
Students Trip to London
8:35am-8:55am Whole School Chapel Visiting Speaker: Fran Youings (WW)
8:35am HM Assembly - Tutor Time
5:00pm L6 IB Biology Field course group
returns
8:30am-5:00pm Year 9 Geography Trip
(Dawlish Warren)
5:00pm House Staff Meeting (M4)
5:00pm Deadline for Year 11/U6 Tutor
Reports
6:30pm Mens' League Tennis v Minehead
B (H)
6:30pm Mixed League Tennis v Trull A (H)
depart 6pm
Tuesday, June 21st
No Chapel
9:00am-1:30pm EPQ and IB Research
Morning (Exeter University Library)
2:00pm Cricket v BGS (A) 15s
Development Team
4:00pm Cricket v Sexeys (H) 15B (A) 14B
5:00pm Deadline for L6 Tutor Reports
5:00pm Deadline for All Co-Curricular
Reports
5:05pm-5:25pm Tea-Time Concert *
(GWR)
TSI Ball (Oake Manor)
Wednesday, June 22nd
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Deadline for Year 9/10 Tutor Reports
9:00am-5:00pm Trinity College Music
Exams (GWR)
6:30pm Mens' League Tennis v Hemyock
(H)
Thursday, June 23rd
8:30am-8:50am Whole School Chapel Bruce Izzett & The Band
9:00am-5:00pm Year 10 Summer EAL
Trip (Glastonbury)
11:00am-1:30pm TSI Prize Giving
Ceremony (Old Library)
3:30pm Boys' Tennis v King's College (H)
Colts
4:00pm-5:00pm L6 Students - UCAS
Preparation (Old Library)
4:00pm Gold DoE Expedition departs
(Dartmoor)
7:00pm-8:00pm Parents Language
Refresher for the Summer Holidays
(European
Languages) (M1)
Friday, June 24th
St John Baptist
No Chapel
9:00am-4:00pm Year 9 Latin and Classical
Civilisation Trip to Caerleon
6:30am-9:00pm Years 9 and 10 Music
Trip to Royal Albert Hall & Royal College
of Music
2:15pm Govenors' Meeting (Old Library)
3:15pm CCF RN Sailing at Wimbleball
Lake
7:30pm Governors' Black Tie Dinner
(UDR)
Gold DoE Expedition
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TS VIEW ON...
I’M delighted to be writing to you as
the school’s Chief Operating Officer, a
role which is broadly similar to that of a
bursar but slightly more complex due to
the five-school structure which is specific
to Taunton School.
I am hugely grateful to the whole
school community for making me feel
so welcome and importantly, to be
afforded the privilege of being involved
in supporting the education of so many
wonderful young people.
My first six months have flown by
and now, as the school year draws to
a close, I’m putting together plans for
next year. First on the list is a full review
of the school’s fee structure. This is in
light of the fee affordability issue, which
has attracted so much press attention.
Simultaneously we will conduct an
estates master planning exercise to
inform our ten year strategic plan for
the school site and I look forward to
Student input
is essential in
conquering
student issues
ED Burnett,
Deputy Head
- Pastoral
has written a
blog for the
Independent
Schools Council
to share his
view about
the importance
of schools
empowering the
student voice.
An active
student voice will
ensure the topics
most relevant
to pupils are
addressed today
and that students
act to bring
about changes
tomorrow.
CLICK HERE to
read the ISC blog.
OPERATIONS
by Nikki Miller, Chief Operating Officer
reporting back to you on both of these
exercises in due course.
Operationally, improvement work
on buildings and facilities continues
across the school. This summer sees the
start of a refurbishment programme to
upgrade the day houses, starting with
Evans. The rolling refurbishment of the
boarding houses will continue into Wills
East and West and the senior school ICT
room will have a major refurbishment.
The other notable enhancement will be
the extension of the security fencing to
include the Greenham playing fields.
We continue to invest significantly in
the IT infrastructure and have committed
£650,000 for the current upgrade. As
with all ‘back office’ work, much of it is
taking place behind the scenes and won’t
be visible to anyone other than the IT
team. Rest assured, however, that the
work will improve broadband speeds and
network connectivity across the whole
school.
Some of the
children in the
Prep School
have been using the new touch-screen
monitors and we very much look
forward to rolling them out across the
school, along with new Genee Boards
for some of the senior school academic
departments. Once completed, I am
confident we will have a “first in class”
capability.
Meanwhile the finance department
is changing its year end from 31 July
to 31 August to bring it in line with the
academic year. While this change is long
overdue, it represents quite a challenge
for the team who will be reporting a 13
month period this year. For those of you
who like to look at the school’s published
accounts, you will see a bumpy profile
for 2015 to reflect the inclusion of this
extra month.
CCF RN section visits British
Royal Navy Collge Dartmouth
THE CCF Royal Navy Section visited
the Britannia Royal Naval College at
Dartmouth last weekend. They lived
aboard HMS HINDOSTAN, a converted
Mine Hunter specifically fitted out as a
Training Ship.
The cadets were introduced to the
skills of power boat driving using the
same twin screw (two propellers)
picket boats that the Young Officers
are trained on. They also had a go
on the low rope obstacle course, a
challenge
that
requires
teamwork
and a bit
of guts!
Finally
they all
had a go
in the
navigation simulator and successfully
drove an 8,000 Ton Destroyer in and
out of harbour.
Simon Nicholson
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Record breaking
performances at the
Meade King Cup
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We also broke a number of
records, many of which had been
long standing, with the Boys U15
50m freestyle record previously
being held by a current GB swimmer.
Will Perry, George Perry.
Cannon relay - 3.48.34 - Will
Perry, Hannah Ashby, Louis Norman,
Robyn Edwards, Robert Youngs Do
Patrocinio, George Tester, Abigail
Norman, Emily Yap.
Records were as follows;
Girls U15 50m breaststroke 35.85- Alicia Gallagher
Girls U15 4x50m freestyle relay
- 2.06.07- Hannah Ashby, Alicia
Gallagher, Eleri Brown, Ingrid
Perriman
Boys U15 50m freestyle - 25.97 Will Perry
Boys U15 4x50m medley relay 2.16.37- Tyler Goosen, Ilija Kirilenko,
Individual Winners were;
George Tester x2, Hannah Ashby,
Will Perry, Emily Yap x2, Luis ParadesTarazona, Alex Male, Alicia Gallagher,
Ilija Kirilenko, Robert Youngs Do
Patrocinio, Lydia Lavallin,
Relay Winners were;
Hannah Ashby x3, Alicia Gallagher
x2, Eleri Brown, Ingrid Perriman,
Tyler Goosen, Ilija Kirilenko, Will
Perry x2, George
Perry, Robyn
Edwards x3, Ashton
Caddick, Lydia
Lavallin, Tesni Collins,
Louis Norman,
Robert Youngs Do
Patrocinio, George
Tester, Abigail
Norman, Emily Yap
x2.
Swimming captains
and Vice captains,
Jonny Wilson, Ashton
Caddick, Tesni
Collins and Matthew
Powers, were
presented with the
cups by Acting Head
Mistress from this
year’s host school.
Lisa Manley
n PICTURED: Alicia
Gallagher and Will
Perry - Individual
record breakers
Alicia and Robyn
qualify for British
National Swimming
Championships
CONGRATULATIONS to Alicia
Gallagher and Robyn Edwards who
have both gained qualification to the
British Summer National Swimming
Championships in Sheffied in July.
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India Expedition 2017
I AM happy to announce that Easter next
year will see a group of students from
Taunton School heading to India for the
adventure of a lifetime. The trip will be
subsidised by the school meaning that
half the cost will be covered. Students
will be invited to apply for a place and
therefore, there will be a selection
process.
Join us to learn more!
Much more than a school trip…
World Challenge provide overseas
expeditions to visit developing countries
all around the world which teach life
skills, stretch comfort zones and expand
minds outside the classroom. This two
week itinerary to South India - which
includes a trek, community engagement
project and chance to explore the
Keralan backwaters – fosters team
work, leadership and communication
skills and sees the students heavily
involved in the day to day leading and
organisation of their expedition. By
taking charge, students walk away with
key life skills as well as an enhanced
sense of independence, resilience and
confidence.
I would like to invite both students
and parents to join us in school for an
informative presentation, delivered by
World Challenge, where you will have
the opportunity to hear all about the
amazing challenges that those involved
will have the chance to experience. Learn
more about fundraising opportunities
for participating students, the expedition
and destination, safety and the support
that World Challenge offer.
The Parents’ Presentation is booked for
Monday, October 3rd 2016 at 6.30pm.
World Challenge will also present to the
student body in an assembly prior to the
Parents’ Presentation.
I hope you are able to join us and look
forward to seeing you there.
Neil Gush
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Taunton Festival Winners' Gala concert
CONGRATULATIONS to our
students who were selected
to perform at this prestigious
concert last week.
Rosie Taysom who won the
Year 6/7 Solo Acting performed
Too Late. Billy Hemmings
who won the Taunton Senior
Performer of The Year and
Solo Shakespeare Acting Class
performed Henry V and we also
enjoyed the three winning films
from the Taunton Film Festival
made by Natasha Leivers,
Edward Cousins and Salvatore de
Sena.
It was a very enjoyable concert
of an incredibly high standard.
Well done!
Darren Riggs
n PICTURED: The performers
are with the Taunton Mayor.
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Woodyer serve up their best
LAST Saturday saw one of the school’s
greatest sporting events, Senior Girls
House Tennis. The drama started long
before the event with key players
dropping out and last minute changes
to teams having to be made. On the day
the girls had to battle their way through
some gruelling group stages, then semifinals and eventually an epic final on the
show court.
After some very competitive matches
Gemma Milne and Stella Payne
from Woodyer eventually came out
triumphant. They were crowned House
Champions, beating Emily Gamble and
Jess Salmon
of Bevan in
second place,
allowing them
to lift high
the coveted
ice cream of
champions. It
was great to
see 30 girls out
playing tennis
at this busy
time of year
and also lots of
support from
both staff and
students.
Well done girls!
Results
1st ( WR )
2nd ( BV )
3rd ( JK )
4th ( BS )
Thomas Grant
Boys tennis: Taunton School vs Clifton College
1st Won 9-0
2nd Won 6-3
3rds Lost 7-2
ON Saturday afternoon, the boys
tennis team travelled up to Clifton in a
bid continue their successful season.
Due to uncertain weather, the 1st
team, as captained by Cameron Milne
in James Lamb's absence, were treated
to Clifton's indoor tennis dome,
comfortably winning 9-0, with Budnyj
and Spillner remaining unbeaten this
season.
The 2nd team had a closer
encounter, with the appearance of the
Lota twins assuring a 6-3 win.
Despite the 3rd team’s strong
determination to win, they fell short,
losing to a good Clifton 3rd team 7-2.
A separate congratulations goes out
to Matin Ghorashi, who made his first
sports appearance for Taunton School.
A strong performance from the team
overall, with a view to finishing the
season on a high against a similarly
successful Queen’s team next week.
The 1st team will be aiming to seal
an unbeaten season, having only lost
3/57 sets.
This is also comparable to the
success felt by the boys playing in the
much enjoyed West Somerset men's
league, whom remain dominant at
the top of the table to date. This
experience has no doubt helped
with the boy's effective match play
on a Saturday afternoon due to the
challenge of overcoming the shrewd
tactics of some more senior opponents
– it is also great opportunity to get on
the court with some of the coaches!
Daniel Woolstencroft
1st team player
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Trio of county champions
SATURDAY, June 11th saw around 40
Taunton School athletes compete for the
Taunton District Area team at the County
Championships held at Millfield School.
Conditions were muggy, with the odd
torrential downpour adding to the drama
of a successful day.
Taunton School can now boast three
county champions; Eleri Brown in the
Intermediate Girls' Triple Jump, Amelia
Davies in the Inter Girls' Shot and Lydia
Lavallin, Senior Girls' 3000m.
Podium places were also achieved by;
Gracie Andrew, 2nd Inter Javelin
Toby Squires, 2nd Inter Discus
Will Perry, 2nd Inter Shot
Erica Ezeogu, 2nd Senior 100m
Lauria Dawkins, 2nd Senior Javelin
Alex Maskell, 2nd Senior Shot
Anna Parkinson, 3rd Junior 800m
Eleri Brown, 3rd Inter Long Jump
Elliot Watson, 3rd Inter Discus
Toby Squires, 3rd Inter Shot
Alex Maskell, 3rd Senior 800m
Yasmin Dankaro, 3rd Senior High Jump
Oliver Squires, 3rd Senior Discus
Brian Ncube, 3rd Senior Javelin
We now wait to see who has qualified
for the Somerset team at the South West
Championships in Exeter, Saturday, June
18th.
Frank Ticker
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Cricket: TS vs Wellington
1st XI - 234-9 (Sam Whitefield 76,
Charlie Gliddon 43) drew with
Wellington.
THE half term finally finished and the
disappointment of the wash out against
Sherborne brought up a chance for the
derby against Wellington.
With rain on the horizon, the steady
opening combination of Court and
Whitefield started well against some
good and accurate fast bowling.
On a field where singles were of a
premium, due to the fast nature of
the outfield, the metronomic nature
of Block, hit a gap for four and Block
saw the score move nicely to 44 within
the first 10 overs. However, this would
see the continuation of our kryptonite
for the year, batting collapses, as we
managed to find our way to 54-4 and
Charlie Gliddon joining Whitefield in the
13th over.
Unlike most other collapses, which
have spelled the end of the innings,
these two went at a run a ball and
put together the second hundred run
partnership of the season with 135 runs
and have us in a strong position of 189
with 8 overs to go. However, for the
second time in the match, we threw
away a decisive position and if it wasn’t
for some smart batting from Crossing,
Parades-Tarazona and Horler, we might
not have made 200.
After tea, the rain, which had
threatened all day, finally broke cover
and put pay to the match and a chance
to press home our advantage.
2nd XI- Wellington 117-7 beat TS 92
WE bowled and fielded well restricting
Wellington to a modest 117-7 from
25 overs. Wickets were shared evenly
between the bowlers, catches were
taken and pressure applied.
In reply, we made common mistakes of
losing early wickets and failing to punish
bad balls. Pressure increased as we
fell behind the required run rate. Josh
Blackmore-Greasley (20) and skipper,
Angus West (23), steadied the ship to
consolidate the innings.
We failed to keep the score ticking
over in the face of some good bowling
and the final task proved to be beyond
us. Late, lusty blows from the tail came
belatedly and we were left lamenting
a slow start, closing at 92 all out in the
final over. Again, lots of good cricket
played by a group of cricketers who bask
in the challenge and the spirit of the
game.
3rd XI- TS 156 (Tom Bird 57) beat
Wellington 110
THE 3XI continued their winning run
with an excellent 46 run victory against a
spirited Wellington side.
The opposition put TS into bat and
quickly rued the decision with the Bird
brothers plundering 91 runs off the
first 10 overs. Tom Bird was particularly
impressive, scoring a quick fire 57
including an impressive 8 boundaries.
After an inevitable slowing down of
the run rate, some intelligent batting by
James White ensured that TS scored an
excellent 156 off 20 overs. In reply, the
Wellington team were always behind the
run rate and the result was never really
in question, despite some aggressive
hitting in the middle of their innings.
Mancini and Power bowled with real
intent and it was fitting that Mancini
took Wellington's final wicket with the
last ball of the innings.
15A- Lost to Wellington
THE 15As never really got going against
Wellington and needed to be at the top
of their game, with players missing. This
wasn’t to be the case and the game
was over almost before it got started.
However, in true spirit the team is ready
for the challenge of King’s Bruton this
weekend.
TS U14A 242-4 (30 Overs), Wellington
119 all out (21 Overs)
AFTER winning the toss, TS U14As batted
first on a pitch that played well but
would once an over produce tennis ball
bounce from no where. After a safe start,
Matt Holland and Oscar Samuel put on
144 for the second wicket in 13 overs. It
was a calm and chanceless partnership
before Matt fell for a well deserved 46.
After reaching his hundred, Oscar
continue to play shots to all parts finally
falling for 130 off just 64 balls.
In reply, Wellington struggled to get
going with some excellent bowling from
Billy Williams-Pritchard who would end
up taking 3-19 off 6 overs.
Whilst the rain threatened to thwart
our efforts of victory, the boys kept
fighting for wickets, eventually bowling
Wellington out for 119 in 21 overs to
leave us singin’ in the rain!
15/14Bs Wellington 110 (Payne 4-23)
lost to TS 112-5
THE relatively short drive to Wellington
had a considerable effect on the
collective calibration of the Taunton
attack, perhaps connected with driving
challenge of remaining in a Kelly convoy.
Having elected to bat, Wellington
were given an electric start by the
waywardness of the Taunton seam team
rushing to 50 almost unnoticed in the
main thanks to a quickfire 33 from their
overseas player.
The usually metronomic Russell
could barely put one foot in front of
the other whereas at the other end
Edwards bowled a superb spell of fast
and accurate bowling; unfortunately for
the majority of these balls his foot was
not only in front of the other but also
considerably past the popping crease.
However, Edwards’ bustling aggression
and his arm flapping menacingly behind
him like an out of control crane conjuring
up a striking resemblance to RGD Willis,
eventually bullied a wicket. Then Russell
found his groove and hit the woodwork
before Wellington were finished off
by Payne and the deployment of the
Spedegue dropper and the Pamplona
express Solano clearing up the tail.
It looked like we would be home
before tea with Perry hitting the first
5 balls of our reply for 17 but there
followed a mini collapse that required a
flashy 29 from the Taunton Chanderpaul
Ollie James and then some sensible
hitting from Mouzouri and Kerslake to
see us home with 3 overs to spare.
Dave Jessep
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Junior House Cricket
TUESDAY, June 14th saw
the Junior House Cricket
Competition take place. A
knockout competition between
the six sides was decided on,
with one lucky loser in the first
round making it through to the
semi final.
The first round of games
pitted Wills East against Evans,
Wills West against Goodland,
and Fairwater against Marshall.
The latter team won each of
these contests and Fairwater
progressed in the closest of the
three games.
The honour of the best match
of the day goes to the semi
final between Goodland and
Marshall which came down to
the last ball, with a possibility
of a super over on the cards.
Dan Gurr saw the Marshall side
home with two runs from the
final delivery.
Over on Foxcombe, Evans
beat Fairwater having put up
a tough total to chase. In the
final Evans batted first and
scored 62 thanks to a fine
opening partnership from
Josh Henderson and Nahum
Merigan. In reply, Marshall put
up a brave fight but lost early
wickets and ultimately came
up 9 runs short despite some
powerful late hitting.
All teams participated in the
right spirit and provided an
enjoyable afternoon of cricket –
thanks to all who took part.
Dave Jessep
n PICTURED: Wills West bowling against Goodland
MENU WEEK COMMENCING JUNE 20th 2016
Monday
Breakfast:
Lunch: Senior
(Downstairs)
Lunch: Preparatory
(Upstairs)
Salad Bars
(Upstairs & Down)
Lunch: Pre Prep
(Downstairs)
Supper:
(Please Place
Salad Every NightLettuce, Tomato,
Cucumber, Cheese,
Tuna, And Cold Cut Of
The Day)
Tuesday
Wednesday
Porridge,
Grilled Sausages,
Scrambled Eggs,
Baps, Fresh Tomatoes,
Baked Beans,
Greek Yoghurt,
Honey, Raisins & Bananas,
Mixed Seeds,
Toast, Cereal.
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Continental Breakfast
Bagels, Smoked Salmon,
Cream Cheese, Fresh
Bread Rolls, Sliced Salami,
Cottage Cheese &
Pineapple, Soft Boiled
Eggs,
Yoghurt, Forest Fruits,
Tomato & Cucumber,
Hot Chocolate,
Toast, Cereal.
Porridge,
All In One Breakfast Hash,
Baked Beans,
Fried Eggs,
Yoghurt,
Mixed Melon,
Tomato & Cucumber
Toast, Cereal
Bacon, Sausages,
Baked Beans,
Scrambled Eggs,
Fried Bread,
Yoghurts,
Toast, Cereal,
Fresh Fruit.
Bacon, Sausages,
Baked Beans,
Fried Bread,
Tomatoes,
Soft Boiled Eggs,
Toast, Cereal,
Fresh Fruit.
Chicken A La King
Pasta Bolognaise
Pasta & Salmon Bake
Bean Goulash
Rice
New Potatoes
Boiled Potatoes
Broccoli
Carrots
Dessert
Roast Beef
Roast Turkey
Roast Pork
Vegetarian Dish
Roast Potatoes
New Potatoes
Cauliflower Cheese
Carrots
Garden Peas
Gravy
Dessert
Porridge,
Streaky Bacon,
Plum Tomatoes, Fried Eggs,
Baked Beans,
Kedgeree,
Yoghurt, Seeds,
Oranges & Plums,
Tomato & Cucumber,
Toast, Cereal.
Continental Breakfast
Hot Chocolate,
Croissants, Bread Rolls,
Sliced Ham & Cheese,
Cottage Cheese, Yoghurt,
Soft Boiled Eggs,
Mixed Melon,
Tomato & Cucumber,
Toast, Cereal.
Roast Pork With Apple
Sauce
Pasta Bolognaise
Ocean Pie
Lentil & Chick Pea Casserole
New & Boiled Potatoes
Swede & Carrots
Green Beans, Peas &
Broccoli
Hot Or Cold Dessert
Beef & Vegetable Pie
Chicken & Pesto Pasta On
Green Vegetables
Salmon Balti
Mushroom Stroganoff
Fried Rice
New & Roast Potatoes
Mixed Vegetables
Cabbage
Hot Or Cold Dessert
Moroccan Day
Moroccan Harira
Spiced Chicken
Tuna Fish
Root Vegetable Curry
Lemon & Coriander Cous
Cous
Moroccan Potatoes
New Potatoes
Vegetables
Hot Or Cold Dessert
Cottage Pie
Sausage Stovie
Fish Risotto
Quorn Cottage Pie
New Potatoes
Jacket Potatoes
Baked Beans
Courgettes
Carrots & Peas
Hot Or Cold Dessert
Honey Roast Ham
Lasagne
Fish Vol-Au-Vents
Macaroni Cheese
New Potatoes
Mashed Potatoes
Red Cabbage
Green Beans
Hot Or Cold Dessert
Roast Pork
Pasta Bolognaise
Ocean Pie
Lentil & Chick Pea Casserole
Beef & Vegetable Pie
Toad In The Hole
Salmon Fish Cakes
Mushroom Stroganoff
Roast Turkey
Pizza Selection
Tuna Steaks
Mild Root Vegetable Curry
Cottage Pie
Chicken In Gravy
Fish Risotto
Quorn Cottage Pie
Lasagne
Chicken Tikka
Fish Vol-Au-Vents
Macaroni Cheese
A Selection Of Salads &
Fresh Meats With A
Vegetarian Option
Fresh Fruit
Fresh Meats With A
Vegetarian Option
Fresh Fruit
Fresh Meats With A
Vegetarian Option
Fresh Fruit
Fresh Meats With A
Vegetarian Option
Fresh Fruit
Fresh Meats With A
Vegetarian Option
Fresh Fruit
Roast Pork
Boiled Potatoes
Green Beans
Homemade Soup
Sandwiches
Trio Of Butchers Sausages
Vegetable & Quorn
Sausages
Frankfurter Sausages
Yorkshire Puddings
Mashed Potatoes, Peas
Baked Beans, Hot Dog Rolls
Red Onion Gravy
Dessert
SALAD
Salmon Fish Cakes
Baked Beans
Potato Smiles
Roast Turkey
Roast Potatoes
Carrots
Cottage Pie
Garden Peas
Macaroni Cheese
Sliced Ham
Broccoli
Jacket Potato Bar
Chilli With Sour Cream
Chicken Korma
Roasted Vegetable Korma
Barbecued Chicken
Spaghetti Rings
Cold Jacket Fillings From
Salad Bar
Dessert
SALAD
Pizza Night
Selection Of Pizza
Tomato Pasta
Garlic Bread
Spicy Wedges
Crispy Bacon Bits, Ranch
Dressing, Red Slaw
Dessert
SALAD
Burger Bar
Beef Burger
Chicken Burger
Vegetable Burgers
Macaroni Cheese
French Fries
Corn On The Cob
Sliced Gherkins & Relish
Brioche Buns
Floured Baps
Dessert
SALAD
Pasta Bar
Meat Balls
Creamy Salmon
Tomato Ragu
Roasted Vegetables
Spaghetti
Penne, Gnocchi,
Garlic Bread
Crusty Bread
Dessert
SALAD
A Selection Of Salads
& Fresh Meats With A
Vegetarian Option
Fresh Fruit
Lasagne
Pizza
Pasta With Tuna &
Sweet Corn
New Potatoes
Mixed Vegetables
Baked Beans
Garlic Bread
Dessert
SALAD
Minced Beef & Onion Pies
Chicken Legs On Roast Root
Vegetables
Honey Glazed Sausages
Spicy Pasta
Fish Fingers
Ham & Cheese Croissants
Mashed Potatoes
Spicy Wedges
Baked Beans
Carrots & Peas
Dessert
SALAD
11
12
Fireworks Concert 2016
Featuring orchestras, bands and choirs
Tuesday, June 28th Taunton School Grounds
Tickets available from www.tauntonboxoffice.co.uk
Bring a
picnic!
Admission
£5 per person
or £10 per
car
Taunton Prep
School from
6.00pm
Taunton School
from 7.00pm
01823 703111
Taunton School, Staplegrove Road, Taunton TA2 6AD
13
14
Going abroad this summer?
Want to brush up on your
language skills?
PLEASE JOIN US FOR OUR
Parents language refresher
for the summer holidays
THURSDAY 23 JUNE
7.00-8.00PM
in M1 (Senior School)
To book or for further info contact: [email protected]
Refreshments available

TS BRING HOME THE MEADE KING CUPS!

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