The competition is designed to recognise and reward talent and passion in school kitchens. It attracted over 100 entries in its first year from school caterers across the country.
This year we are delighted to have launched a new award
The company commenced the contract in January following a tendering process and selected for its commitment to local sourcing and approach to student engagement.
The new contract is one of three with schools outside of the South of England as the company seeks to expand in the Midlands and the North.
185 students from hospitality, catering and tourism courses participated in skills-share workshops and interactive sessions to boost their chances of establishing a career in these industries.
The two-year programme involves a Good Food Club that children join. It uses the Moshi Monsters online game to engage them in tackling tasks for rewards.
The caterer took 12 Year 10 students from Arrow Vale School in Redditch to London for the trip, which included a visit to Borough Market focused on food trends and a tour of the Innocent Smoothies
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The university has vowed to only serve Marine Stewardship Council certified fish and fish found on the Marine Conservation Society’s ‘Fish to Eat’ list, ensuring only environmentally sustainable fi
Kicking off later this month, McDougalls will be on the lookout across the nation for a team of young bakers to crown as champions in the grand finale taking place at LACA - The Main Event on Thurs