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Essay About School Cafeteria

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The cafeteria is an essential part of almost every kid’s school experience. The quality of the cafeteria often adds to the quality of life of each student, whether they care about the social aspect of it, the food, the atmosphere, and the length of time which they get to spend in said cafeteria. This is the place where students should be able to relax and have fun to recharge their energy which will help them to continue working hard throughout the day, which is why it is essential for every aspect of it to be up to par.
The school cafeteria that the students of QSI Tbilisi spend their time in is a great cafeteria, with perfect amount of time given, relaxing atmosphere, and good quality food. It is located on the first (second?) floor of the …show more content…

Everyone is chatting, laughing, and relaxed, eating their food, just the way a cafeteria should be. Every once in awhile it can get uncomfortably loud, which is to be expected, and quickly quieted down by a nearby teacher. It is the right size for the number of students that use it at a time because there is more than enough space for everyone to always have a seat and the room is never crowded. Sometimes many kids crowd into one table or the couches to be with their friends. QSI could invest in larger tables to solve the problem, but it’s obviously not a huge priority for the school, which is understandable, because students choose to crowd around one table at lunch even though there are other places to sit. Another important factor in a school cafeteria is the line. The line can get quite long, sometimes extending beyond the room and the wait can get boring for an impatient, hungry student. This brief wait might seem like an inconvenience at the time, but is necessary because everyone needs to be fed, and having to wait a few minutes is anything but unordinary. Once the student reaches the front of the line, a lunch lady waits for them to point to what they want and places it on a plate. This process is smooth and perfected with little hesitation and moves along

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