Daria has also been cooking some of the recipes from Jack Munroe’s ‘Cooking on a Bootstrap‘.

Here is her pizza bread from start to finish and it looks absolutely yummy.

Great work Daria!

A reminder that students are trying out the recipes ahead of us putting together food boxes with food for a whole week’s worth of Jack Munroe’s recipes. These food boxes will be donated to families through our partners Edberts House.

Students have access to the a spreadsheet through Google Classroom with details of what they said that they could donate.

This is part of our STEAM learning expedition, Staying Alive.

Here is Corbyn with his spaghetti bolognese. He looks delighted with the outcome and his family have assured me it was delicious, and it definitely looks fantastic too!

Tyler has also been cooking some of the recipes from Jack Munroe’s ‘Cooking on a Bootstrap‘.

Here is his sausagne, which looks absolutely delicious – some lovely arty ‘in the oven shots’ here too and Tyler making absolutely sure that he is following the recipe.

Great work Tyler!

As you know, students have been using the Jack Munroe book ‘Cooking on a Bootstrap’ to plan and try out recipes.

Students have now collated all of their plans and we have put together the ingredients for a week’s worth of food using recipes from the book. Students have done such a great job on sharing their plans and making adjustments to ensure that there is a balance of healthy, tasty food across the box of food for the week.

Once put together, the two food boxes will be being donated to Edberts House, who will pass them on to two families in need; this is such important work that the students have done to have a positive impact on their community.

We are now asking for small donations for the non-perishable items to go into these food boxes. It would be fantastic to have all of the items needed by Monday of next week – 25th April.

In Google Classroom students have access to a spreadsheet where they have each indicated which ingredient/s they think that they can donate. Please have a conversation with your child about this. If there are any problems in sourcing the ingredients, please do ask you child to talk to their Crew Leader.

We will provide the additional perishable items so there is no need to provide anything beyond what your child has said they think they can contribute.

Please ask your child to give their donation to their Crew Leader and they will add to our food boxes. All donations will be gratefully received and put into the food boxes alongside the week’s worth of recipes from the book. Of course, most importantly, the food will go to families that need it the most. This is what we do at XP, our curriculum and your children’s work impacts positively on our community.

We are so proud of your children for their compassion and the work that they have done on these boxes, and of course, thanks to you for your continued support.

Emily has also been cooking some of the recipes from Jack Munroe’s ‘Cooking on a Bootstrap‘.

A reminder that students are trying out the recipes ahead of us putting together food boxes with food for a whole week’s worth of Jack Munroe’s recipes. These food boxes will be donated to families through our partners Edberts House.

This is part of our STEAM learning expedition, Staying Alive.

Here is Emily with her frozen berry pancakes.

Tasty work Emily!

Beth has also been cooking some of the recipes from Jack Munroe’s ‘Cooking on a Bootstrap‘.

Here are her corn muffins, which looks absolutely yummy – some strong apron-based professionalism as you can see from Beth’s photos too.

Delicious work Beth!

Freya has also been cooking some of the recipes from Jack Munroe’s ‘Cooking on a Bootstrap‘.

A reminder that students are trying out the recipes ahead of us putting together food boxes with food for a whole week’s worth of Jack Munroe’s recipes. These food boxes will be donated to families through our partners Edberts House.

This is part of our STEAM learning expedition, Staying Alive.

Here are some fantastic action shots of Freya working hard in the kitchen. This week Freya has cooked and tried flatbread and a roast carrot and chickpea soup. You can see that Freya has also started to work out the cost of ingredients. We will be sharing our costings when we return to school on Tuesday so that we can start working out what we will need for our food boxes.

Delicious work Freya!

Bella has also been cooking some of the recipes from Jack Munroe’s ‘Cooking on a Bootstrap‘.

Here is her pizza bread, which looks absolutely delicious – this photograph could have come straight out of the recipe book.

Great work Bella!

William has also been trying out some of the recipes from ‘Cooking on a Bootstrap’ during the Easter break.

A reminder that students are trying out the recipes ahead of us putting together food boxes with food for a whole week’s worth of Jack Munroe’s recipes. These food boxes will be donated to families through our partners Edberts House.

This is part of our STEAM learning expedition, Staying Alive.

Here are some shots of his Double-Chocolate Guinness Brownies (with extra nuts at his Dad’s request). Beautiful baking William!

Holly and Betsy have teamed up and have also been cooking some of the recipes from Jack Munroe’s ‘Cooking on a Bootstrap‘.

Here are their pizza bread, which they have identified could be part of a lunch or tea from our set of meals for the week.

Delicious work girls!