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Belling Cookery Club competition
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While practical cookery is now compulsory, many schools are nding it dif cult due to a lack of facilities. Which is why UK home appliance brand Belling has launched the ‘Belling Cookery Club’. Belling is keen to help the next generation embrace a love of cooking, therefore it’s awarding £2,000-worth of cooking appliances to two primary schools. To enter, schools will need to encourage pupils to produce
Want to inspire a love of cooking in your pupils? The new Belling Cookery Club competition is now open, giving two primary schools the chance to win £2,000-worth of cooking appliances
a picture of their favourite nutritionally balanced meal, explaining why they like it and why it’s healthy. Pupils can work on the entry individually or as a class, and each school will be asked to select one entry to be sent to Belling alongside a brief explanation from a member of staff about the school’s existing facilities and what winning the prize would mean. Schools should enter online at
belling.co.uk/cookery-club before Friday, 20 October 2017.
WHAT CAMPAIGN
Big Schools’ Birdwatch
COMPETITION
Young Enterprise Tenner Challenge
CAMPAIGN
Christmas Jumper Day
COMPETITION
Generation Beyond Challenge
CAMPAIGN
Grow Your Own Potatoes (GYOP)
WHEN
Register between 23 Oct and 20 Dec 2017
Register from 4 Dec 2017
WHO PRIZES AND OUTCOMES
3-18 years
Take part in the Big Schools’ Birdwatch by counting the birds in your school grounds from 2 Jan to 16 Feb 2018. Run it with any age group – resources are available to help. Every teacher that registers will receive a free bird identification poster.
11-19 years
Students are pledged £10 and have between 12 Feb and 16 Mar to set up a business. Young Enterprise can help kickstart your Tenner Challenge by running a half-day masterclass. An awards ceremony is held in May for winning students and teachers.
Register between now and 8 Dec
Register between now and 15 Dec 2017
Age 4+ Ask pupils to donate £1 in exchange for dressing up in festive knits on Friday, 15 Dec. By taking part, children will help Save the Children solve serious problems and save lives around the world.
9-11 years
Students are asked to create a short video, explaining how they would design a habitation module for the first crew to Mars. The programme includes digital resources such as lesson plans. Pupils can enter individually or as a group, with two £5,000 STEM grants and iPads among the prizes.
Register between now and 26 Jan 2018
5-11 years
GYOP aims to educate KS1 and KS2 children about healthy eating, how things grow and where food comes from. Sign up to receive a free schools kit. Planting takes place in March with harvesting 14 weeks later. Once the potatoes are harvested, pupils enter their weights to win prizes for their school.
CAMPAIGN
NSPCC Number Day
Register between now and 1 Feb 2018
3-18 years
Number Day is a great way to engage pupils with maths, while raising money for the NSPCC. On Friday, 2 Feb teachers can challenge their pupils with activities such as ‘Who wants to be a Mathionnaire?’ and ‘Quick-fire Tricksy Maths’, plus new challenges.
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FOR MORE INFORMATION
rspb.org.uk/schoolswatch
tenner.org.uk
christmasjumperday.org
generationbeyondinschool.
co.uk/challenge
growyourownpotatoes.org.uk
nspcc.org.uk/numberday
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