Melissa, school parent
Lachie had such a great time at your school cooking class, he can’t wait to do it again!
Graham, school parent
My daughter (aged 6) came home from school asking to make San Choy Bau after cooking it in one of your classes, this from the girl who never ate lettuce, thankyou!
Christine, Primary School Teacher
When children are involved in hands-on learning through digging and picking, or mixing and chopping, or sitting together sharing their own freshly baked fritters, or freshly made Vietnamese rolls packed with herbs from the garden, the impact is multi-faceted.
The young students have a new connection with the land and a new understanding about what it is to nurture the soil and the seeds planted. They appreciate the concept of living sustainably, show a willingness to experiment with foods and a heightened self-confidence, readily absorb and recall related information and display a wonderful appetite for more.
I believe Get Kids Cooking in conjunction with schools growing their own produce can positively affect the wellbeing not just of children, but of the land and our communities.
Vicki Johnson, Principal at Killarney Heights Public School
Get Kids Cooking has been an exciting opportunity for our students to learn about cooking, healthy eating and sustainability. They have cooked recipes using produce grown in our own school gardens such as corn fritters and Vietnamese spring rolls.
Parents are amazed that their children are eating food they normally wouldn’t even try. You are welcomed to a cooking class with rich aromas, excited chatter, and students working cooperatively in a well organised and safe environment.
We will definitely use Get Kids Cooking another term.
Thai Beef Salad
Sushi Rolls
Vietnamese Rice Paper Rolls