Jilly Dougan of Yellow Door Bakery and Deli, copyright Jilly Dougan
Real Bread Campaign supporters Jilly and Simon Dougan are working with the Northern Ireland Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment (CCEA) to get children interested in Real Bread making.
Jilly Dougan of Yellow Door Bakery and Deli, copyright Jilly Dougan
The owners of Yellow Door bakery and deli in Portadown have teamed up with the CCEA to create their Get Cooking campaign, educating children on the topic of Real Irish Bread. Over the past few months, Get Cooking has been filming at Yellow Door Bakery to produce a series of creative teaching resources for Northern Irish primary schools to get kids passionate about Real Bread. The teaching materials include:
Jilly and Simon have also launched The Yellow Door School Challenge, encouraging primary school children to develop a new flavour of potato bread and come up with a mini-business enterprise. In June, Yellow Door Bakery and Deli will interpret the winning recipe to be sold in store. The winning class will make their potato bread at the bakery, sell it to customers, and stay for a group lunch.
Teachers wanting ideas for getting children baking in the classroom can download the free Lessons in Loaf guide
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