The £5m project is giving more than 2,400 schools the chance to join Let’s Get Cooking sessions after school so they can go above and beyond what they learn about cooking in the curriculum.
ITV is asking people to donate unwanted mobile phones so they can recycle them and turn them into healthy breakfasts through school breakfast club charity Magic Breakfast.
Green Gourmet managing director, Julie Moore, said: "Gloucestershire is a hotbed of talent across all aspects of business.
Willford said: “It’s a privilege to join Edwards & Blake and I’m delighted to be part of such a dynamic and innovative team.
The eight bakers were asked to prove their skill in a sweet pastry technical challenge. Amanda’s take on a Strawberry Crème Patisserie took the top spot.
McGrath said: “LACA welcomes the public statement made by the Prime Minister regarding Universal Infant Free School Meals.
A trained chef, Steve (below) has nearly 30 years’ experience in managing and developing contract catering business across both cost and profit sectors.
Published in The Sunday Times, the letter details that the scheme is vital to tackling the obesity crisis and forms part of a strategy that can make a difference to the health of future ge
The initiative plans to encourage children to eat a greater variety of fish more often, as well as inspire the chefs of tomorrow.
The Prime Minister told Sky News: "We're very proud of what we've done with free school meals. It was an excellent reform carried out in the last parliament.