If your children are eating school meals, please continue to chat with them about what they ate, which parts they enjoyed or the aspects they found challenging. And keep encouraging your children to taste and try new flavours, even if it is the tiniest mouthful!
The criteria and intent of the GIMS school menu can be summarised as follows:
1) We aim to use vegetables from our GIMS garden, and source local ingredients that are in season wherever possible.
2) None of the foods offered contain: added trans fats / flavour enhancers / added sugars.
3) Salads are given prominence so that children see the importance of raw vegetables, different colours and textures.
4) Internationally ‘inspired’ dishes are featured on the menu to encourage children to experience new flavours and reflect the growing diversity of our community.
There is a specific parent committee for suggestions regarding the food at GIMS, and we would love to know if you have recipes that you think the children would enjoy. The criteria for a successful GIMS dish are:
1. Is it healthy and full of nutrients for growing children?
2. Can it be made without too much difficulty in a small kitchen for about 50 children?
3. Do your own children love eating it?!
Thank you to those of you who have already sent recipes in! If have
any suggestions, comments or recipes so please email admin@montessorischoolgranada.com
We are located in Gójar, a few minutes walk from both La Zubia and Ogíjares, and a 10-minute drive to the center of Granada. Please, do not hesitate to call us for any inquiries. Or you can fill the form and we will contact you!
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Funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU
Espacios Montessori S.L. has carried out an initiative consisting of the installation of a renewable energy self-consumption electricity system in the services sector, with an installed capacity of 6.37 kW, under the incentive program for self-consumption and energy storage with renewable sources regulated by Royal Decree 477/2021. The project is implemented within the framework of the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan, funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU, and managed in Andalusia by the Andalusian Energy Agency. The main objective of the initiative is to promote the use of renewable energy, reduce energy consumption from conventional sources, and lower carbon dioxide emissions, contributing to improved energy efficiency and the transition toward a more sustainable energy model.
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