1 . The campaign to reduce food waste is in its third week, and we’re already seeing some great results. We’d like every student and teacher to join in the campaign, so if you haven’t started yet, read our blog and join in!

Stop wasting food at school.

“The children are making a big effort to think in a sensible way about the food they put on their plates. We now have about 15% less waste and we think this percentage grows as more children join in the campaign,” school lunch director Marge Kaplan said. The school canteen now offers two portion (份) sizes for all main meals: small and large. This week they’ll replace single bread rolls with slices of bread. You can take as many slices as you want, but one at a time.

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From next week you’ll be able to put any waste from fresh fruit and vegetables into the special green bin at the back of the canteen. Miss Norris, the school gardener, will empty the bin each day into a giant compost (堆肥) container in the school’s vegetable garden. That can be used to improve the quality of soils.

Stop wasting food at home.

Every year, we waste about a third of our food. In the UK, more than 97% of food waste ends up in a landfill (废物填埋) site. That’s a lot! Come to a special meeting with supermarket owner Carlos Rodriguez to learn how we can save food and money at home!

Campaign meeting!

When: Friday 12 May, 5-6 p. m.

Where: School hall

What: Top tips on how to store food, measure sensible portion sizes and cook tasty meals from leftovers

Students and families are welcome!

1. What change was made in the school canteen to reduce food waste?

A．Offering only healthy meals.	B．Serving meals in reusable containers.
C．Releasing some new punishment rules.	D．Introducing two sizes for main meals.

2. What will the school do with waste from fresh fruit and vegetables?

A．Donate it to food banks.	B．Improve the quality of soils.
C．Send it to recycling.	D．Feed school pets.

3. What is the purpose of the meeting with Carlos Rodriguez?

A．To plan a landfill visit.	B．To discuss the environmental impact.
C．To teach saving food and money.	D．To introduce new recycling ways.

4. Where is probably the passage taken from?

A．The Internet.

B．A textbook.

C．A research report.

D．A storybook.

2 . NOTICE

Dear parents/students,

All those students who have registered for the Measles-Rubella Vaccine (麻疹风疹疫苗), please note that the school is organizing the free Vaccination Camp on Tuesday. Therefore, you are requested to take note of the details as given below:

1. Entry and Exit for parents will be from Gate No. 6 of the Main Building: Only one parent may collect their child.

2. The parent is requested to report with a “Pick Up Card” at the given time and wait in the Prayer Hall until the vaccine is received.

3. It is a must for students to collect their vaccination card soon after inoculation (预防接种) from Room No. 116:

Arrangements will be as follows:

Class (es)	Vaccination Time	Departure Time
9&10	10:00 a.m. -10:40 a.m.	11:30 a.m.
8	10: 40 a.m. -11: 20 a.m.	11: 45 a.m.
7	11: 20 a.m. -11: 40 a.m.	12: 30 p.m.
6	11: 40 a.m. - 12: 00 p.m.	12: 50 p.m.

Notes:

• Students who didn’t register must show their Vaccination Certificate, or medical proof of being unsuitable for vaccination, and have normal classes until departure time.

• Students who take the vaccine have to bring their school identity card.

Finally, I would like to request you keep the above-mentioned points in mind and am looking forward to your wholehearted cooperation and support.

Regards,

Loveleen Saigal,

Principal

1. Where should parents wait for their children?

A．At Gate No. 6.	B．In Room No. 116.
C．In the classroom.	D．In the Prayer Hall.

2. Which class is probably receiving the vaccine at 11:30 a.m. ?

A．Class 6.

B．Class 7.

C．Class 8.

D．Class 9.

3. What should students take when they go for the vaccination?

A．Their school identity card.	B．Their Vaccination Certificate.
C．A Pick Up Card.	D．Medical proof.