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| Dining
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| Whilst
GISB is secularist in its principles and
actions, nonetheless, we respect religious
views of the many cultures that together
constitute the GISB campus culture. Keeping
this in mind, GISB has two mutually exclusive
cafeterias on its campus. While the main
cafeteria serves vegetarian food, the secondary
(Newly Built) cafeteria addresses the food
requirements of students who eat non-vegetarian
food. In the interest of health and well-being,
only non meat products such as poultry
and fish are served to the children on
campus. |
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food offering is a mix of multiple cuisines
including the famous Indian healthy ‘street
snack’ delights that are served to
students on certain evenings. Students
are also taken out to pre-determined and
tested eateries in the Bangalore city so
as to taste the local cuisines as well. |
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| Children
are treated to a multi-cuisine, children
friendly & healthy breakfast-all monitored
by an expert team of nutritionists and
dieticians. Children are served with snacks
and natural health drinks / juices / milk
when they return back to their dorms after
classes. The children are offered a large
variety of scrumptious dishes to choose
from for lunch and dinner, all served by
our loving and enthusiastic chefs. |
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students are also given the choice of bringing
permitted snacks from visits to their homes/guardian
visits. Students may also avail certain
of these snacks through our on campus ‘Tuck
shop’ order mechanism, wherein the
quantities of certain snacks are restriced
in the interest of the child. |
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Nutrition
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