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Refectories

Food Services

We offer a varied selection of hot and cold food to ensure that all your needs are met.  The facilities do vary at each Campus.  All students are entitled to use the food services at either Campus.

Bletchley Campus

The Refectory is open term-time from 8.30am-8.00pm Monday -Thursday and 8.30am - 2.00pm on Fridays, offering hot and cold snacks and meals at reasonable prices.  A value meal is featured every day, as well as vegetarian options.  Vending machines are located in the Refectory and Sports Hall, offering drinks and snacks at all hours.

Chaffron Way Campus

The Refectory is open term-time from 8.30am-8.00pm Monday -Thursday and 8.30am - 2.00pm on Fridays, offering hot and cold snacks and meals at reasonable prices.  A value meal is featured every day, as well as vegetarian options.  Vending machines are located in the Refectory offering drinks and snacks at all hours.  The Cabin located in the Refectory is open from 10.00am - 3.00pm (2.00pm Friday) term-time, and provides cold drinks and snacks.

University Centre Milton Keynes 

The University Centre is home to Cafe Nino, a coffee shop offering hot and cold drinks, pasteries, plus a selection of hot and cold food. There are also plenty of places to eat within walking distance including The Hub, the railways station and the shopping centre.

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01908 684444

Success Stories ...

College Student Becomes Master Craftsman

College Student Becomes Master Craftsman

Since heading out to Canada in the summer to represent the UK in the WorldSkills competition, student Richard Edwards has received even more good news. He has achieved the LCGI (Licentiateship of City & Guilds Institute).

Qualified as an LCGI, you are fully recognised at the level of Master Craftsman in Europe and the level of National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) Level 4. Throughout his training for the WorldSkills competition, Richard collected evidence and constructed a portfolio, which was put forward to City & Guilds for verification in November. This award is testament to his hard work and dedication.

Richard will attend the award ceremony (graduation) on the 11th May, 2010.


Chefs of the Future

Chefs of the Future

With many of our past students already working in local eateries, including The Crooked Billet in Newton Longville, the Wavendon Arms, and The Sculpture Gallery in Woburn, it is easy to see why the College’s training restaurant is fast becoming known as the home of burgeoning chefs of the future.

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