But possibly some children wouldn't attend The Creche Sessions at all, and be elsewhere. And it was Half Board. Breakfast and Dinner. Dinner being the Evening Meal in this day and age.
I don't know how they worked it, but all of these children had to be fed somewhere.
I thought that the interesting logistic was that the really small children in creches were cared for as close as possible to The Taps because the older children were capable of walking.
This subject appears to be a minefield of what one might leave out of a Comment.
Where were any of these children signed out from. It was almost certainly The Tapas, after High Tea.
In our house High Tea was Tinned Salmon Sandwiches, when I was young. But it is just a term.
Sunday tea was often tinned salmon in our house. I still prefer it to fresh or smoked ha ha.
The logic of the smaller children being nearest breaks down because the babies were above Main Reception and they were within the age range to have High Tea.
If the age range was the same as it is in 2016 it must have been mayhem at High Tea.
Forty-eight Mark Warner children were eligible for the meal whether they attended the creches/clubs or not. Mark Warner also provides meals for it's staff. Some of the nannys have mentioned eating at the Tapas after the children and before the guests.
