Peterborough school chef scoops 2021 SCOTY crown
Eleven of Britain’s top school chefs from the very north and south of Britain- from the Orkney Islands to the Isle of Wight competed for the 2021 SCOTY crown in what was a fiercely fought cook-off.
Eleven of Britain’s top school chefs from the very north and south of Britain- from the Orkney Islands to the Isle of Wight competed for the 2021 SCOTY crown in what was a fiercely fought cook-off.
Anthem Schools Trust is a multi-academy trust with 16 primary and secondary schools located across the East Midlands and London Thames Valley.
Over the course of the three days, it offers a packed conference speaker programme, free-to-attend workshops and the opportunity to watch the School Chef of the Year (SCOTY) finalists preparing the
The event coincides with the popular TV programme ‘I’m a Celebrity’ and children can collect stars as they stay for meals throughout the week.
ISS advised catering teams to place orders weeks in advance, postpone promotions and to remove unnecessary frozen items from the menu.
Taking place over three days, the Main Event includes a packed speaker programme, live demonstrations and free to attend interactive workshops.
The nine regional winners and the two wildcard entrants will cook over the course of the two days at the LACA Main Event, which is taking place at the Birmingham Hilton Metropole.
The campaign encourages schools to sign up to a School Food Charter, which is a commitment to serving freshly made and high-quality school meals.
British Food Fortnight is the national food celebration organised by Love British Food. The event happens every Autumn to celebrate the ‘diverse and delicious’ food produced in this country.