Boarding Routines
Weekday Routine | |
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07:20 | Wake up bell. |
07:45 – 08:15 | Morning registration and breakfast in the dining room. |
08:40 | Registration in College for the school day. |
16:00 | School ends. Time for a drink and a snack in the Games Room. |
16:30 – 17.30 | Supervised homework in the Games Room. |
17:45 | Dinner and evening registration. |
18:15 | Study/personal time. |
19:00 | Optional activities. |
21.30 | Lights out for younger pupils. |
22:00 | Older boarder in their own bedrooms. |
22.30 | House is quiet. |
Weekend Routine | |
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08:00 | Library Opens. |
10:30 – 11.30 | Brunch and morning registration. |
12.00 | Boarding trip, or activities. |
17:45 | Dinner and evening registration. |
22:00 | Boarders in their own bedrooms. |
22.30 | House quiet. |
Pupils are welcomed back to the Boarding House by the Boarding Team when lessons end at 4pm. Following a snack, pupils in Years 6 – 9 have supervised homework from 16.30 – 17.30 pm. Homework for all pupils is supervised by academic tutors.
There are always activities and clubs that boarders can join in after supper.
Weekday Evenings
Pupils are welcomed back to the Boarding House by the Boarding Team when lessons end at 4pm. Following a snack, pupils in Year 7 to Year 9 have supervised homework from 16.30 – 17.30. Homework for all pupils is supervised by academic tutors.
Boarding Activities and clubs take place after supper.
School Food
In the evenings, the St Francis College’s boarders enjoy a range of incredible dinners from all over the world, ranging from Germany and Italy, to South Korea and China. Every night, the chefs offer up different amazing meal options which include a healthy range of proteins, vegetables, carbohydrates, salads, desserts and vitamin-enriched drink choices.
At weekends, things are a little more relaxed and boarders can enjoy a full brunch buffet with both hot and cold breakfast food a little later than the weekday breakfast time.
The boarders can also have an input into what they have at mealtimes at our half-termly Food Council meetings, and the chefs will creatively implement new ideas into their menus.