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Over the next five years Let’s Get Cooking will be setting up a network of 5,000 cooking clubs across England, for children their families and the wider community.
3,000 new cooking clubs will receive funding for cooking equipment and club running costs, training for adult helpers and a range of resources.
Existing cooking clubs can come on board as one of our 2,000 associate clubs and receive resources, support and a limited amount of funding.
All clubs will receive a Let’s Get Cooking activity pack each term full of recipes and ideas for cooking activities involving parents and the wider community, resources such as newsletters, seasonal food wall charts, food safety advice, child-friendly versions of recipes and much more. All clubs have their own club page on the website and have access to downloadable resources and advice.
Regional Let’s Get Cooking Coordinators and Training Officers provide support and could put clubs in touch with local volunteers for extra help with routine jobs such as shopping or helping with special events.
Each club must follow the Let’s Get Cooking guidelines and obtain the support of a headteacher, who’ll sign the Let’s Get Cooking agreement. We also need each club to complete a very brief online report for each club session they run. But our mission is to get cooking, not form filling!
See the Frequently Asked Questions for more detail on exactly how Let’s Get Cooking works.
