In Australia, at both youth clubs and schools, the tuck shop is mainly staffed by volunteers from the community, which may include students, parents and, in the case of clubs, its members.
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There are laboratories, computer rooms, a huge football ground and a well made basketball court . it has a canteen, more of a tuck shop where students can buy snacks during recess.
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Eton mess was served in the 1930s in the school's " sock shop " ( tuck shop ), and was originally made with either strawberries or bananas mixed with ice-cream or cream.
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Local first nations people from the Porte, Bigcanoe and McCue families worked at the camp and operated a popular tuck shop on the island; many participated in the annual Snake Island Regatta.
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The container housing Nonto Tuck Shop ( a tuck shop is akin to a convenience store ) was in fact given to Soweto's Nanto primary school in the mid-1990s by local Coca-Cola officials.
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The container housing Nonto Tuck Shop ( a tuck shop is akin to a convenience store ) was in fact given to Soweto's Nanto primary school in the mid-1990s by local Coca-Cola officials.
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The hostel was run independent of the school, by the Benedictine Fathers, who also had the income generating sections the hall, the swimming pool and the tuck shop under their jurisdiction.
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In December 2015, a new initiative by the school's Maths reps and Maths Department led to the creation of a school tuck shop in the LRC, supplying stationery to students at an inexpensive price.
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As of February 2008, the ground contains a match pitch and a practice pitch, car park, licensed clubhouse and changing rooms, a snack bar, club shop and a tuck shop, and an electronic scoreboard.
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My school tuck shop's version of curry laksa consisted of a few strands of yellow noodles topped with beansprouts with long brown tails and two slices ( if you were lucky ) of fish cake.
