Senior pupils who attend Grow Cook and Eat at West College Scotland as part of Skills for Lifelong Learning, made some delicious chocolate fudge cake last week.
Have a look at the photos below as they follow the recipe and use a variety of skills to make their cake.
Very productive morning at the allotment this morning with Irene from West College Scotland as part of the Grow Cook Eat Showcase and Horticulture placement.
After a brief discussion about seeds and how plants grow, the young people were keen to get to work.
This morning the group were sowing seeds, weeding parts of the raised beds and forking the soil.
The students all worked together sharing skills to help improve the allotment and gain new horticultural skills. This will allow them to present these skills as they progress and use them in a wider context of their learning – the end of year showcase and for lifelong learning.
The rain didn’t stop them working and eventually the sun came out as everyone worked together.
On Wednesday senior pupils started their Grow, Cook and Eat workshops.
They harvested onions and potatoes that were planted by last year’s group.
On Friday, the N4 Hospitality class used the potatoes to make delicious potato scones.
Looking forward to the culinary delights at the Grow Cook and Eat showcase tomorrow to showcase skills from senior pupils.
Developing skills for lifelong learning.
Preparations are under way for the annual GROW COOK EAT Showcase………..
Senior students are busy in the kitchen preparing a 2 course lunch for parents and invited guests.
Students will be presented with a certificates for participating in the year long skills for life programme and a slideshow will be shown highlighting their progress over the year.
Many thanks to all the staff at West Scotland College – Hospitality and Rouken Glen Training Centre for supporting our young people in this journey.
Well done everyone.
Well done to all the young people who took part in the Grow Cook Eat Showcase on Friday.
The young people helped to prepare a 2 course lunch for invited guests and parents.
A slideshow was shown of the skills the young people worked on over the year and then they were awarded certificates from West College Scotland and Training Centre, Rouken Glen.
Preparations are under way for the annual GROW COOK EAT Showcase………..
Senior students are busy in the kitchen preparing a 2 course lunch for parents and invited guests.
Before the lunch begins certificates will be presented to all the young people who took part in the year long skills for life programme and a slideshow will be shown highlighting their progress over the year.
Many thanks to all the staff at West Scotland College – Hospitality and Rouken Glen Training Centre.
Well done everyone.
Our annual Grow Cook and Eat Showcase will take place on Friday 6th June for invited parents and guests.
This will allow our young people to showcase the skills that they have been working on throughout the past year during Hospitality at West of Scotland College and Horticulture skills at Rouken Glen.
The menu looks amazing ……………. so make sure you taste some of the delicious dishes that our uoung people will be preparing.
A slideshow of the pupils work will be shown at the event.
