Thu, 13 Apr 2023, 10:00 - 12:00
Canada Villa Young People’s Activity Centre
Canada Villa Youth Centre
Pursley Road
London NW7 2BU
Join us on this 1 day cooking workshop at Canada Villa Youth Centre.
Bread n Butter is a local Barnet based enterprise that teaches the basic life skill of cooking and healthy, independent and sustainable living.
During this hands-on cookery workshops the aim is to inspire and empower children to be able to prepare and cook healthy dishes from scratch.
The afternoon session is a two hour session, for up to 10 young peoples.
Important: Please make us aware of any dietary requirements or allergy information prior to the cooking session.
What to do next? Every young person MUST go through the process below to access the course.
1. Press the 'Login or Register To book' button on the course page and complete and submit a booking.2. If your application has been successful you will receive an email confirming your child's place3. Turn up to your chosen course and have FUN!
Don’t forget to spread the word to other young people within Barnet! Watch this space for new and exciting courses that will be advertised on the Barnet Youth website! Please note: All courses are subject to change or cancellation at the discretion of the Barnet Children's Service.
Please note parents/carers will not be able to park in the Staff car park. There is free parking on all the side roads 2 minutes walk from Canada Villa Young People's Centre. If you would like you and your child to be grouped in the same group as a another parent/carer and child due to the children being friends or due to travel arrangements, please can both parents/carers let the tutor know before the workshop.If you have any questions, take a look at our FAQ's page here - you may find the answer you are looking for!
For everyone to be able to feed themselves and their families with healthy nutritious food whilst being environmentally aware
Our Mission
To help disadvantaged communities make more informed lifestyle choices to maximise their health and wellbeing
Our Objectives
To give marginalised individuals the skills and confidence to be able to cook simple, tasty and healthy dishes at home
To empower individuals to make healthier lifestyle choices to combat their increasing risk of health-related illnesses
To bring people and communities together through the medium of food thereby tackling isolation, depression and community fragmentation
To give individuals a voice to be able to address matters that concern them and have the confidence to realise their potential
To always consider how our actions impact on our environment