Teaching a City to Cook - Evaluation survey |
Evaluation of our Teaching a City to Cook programme
We would like to invite you to take part in our survey about our Teaching a City to Cook programme. Everyone is entitled to enter the prize draw which will be drawn on 3rd August 2018. It should only take 10 minutes to complete.
Teaching a city to cook is a new programme that was developed in 2018 to increase opportunities for everyone, but specifically young people, to cook. It was designed as an e-learning programme with video content and resources to support young people to put into practice the content of the videos, with a focus on use in schools and by community youth groups. The whole package includes nutrition and basic food hygiene information and resources, such as, recipes, lesson plans etc to help deliver to different groups. The programme is available through www.bristol.gov.uk/youngcooks. There was also a competition element to the programme for young people in Years 6, 7, & 8 (Young Cook) and 11 & 12 (Young Apprentice)
We would like to know what people have thought of this programme; whether they accessed any of the information; what was missing and what could be improved.
Please complete this survey, and do give comments as these are most helpful in evaluating and redesigning programmes to suit our customers.
Teaching a city to cook is a new programme that was developed in 2018 to increase opportunities for everyone, but specifically young people, to cook. It was designed as an e-learning programme with video content and resources to support young people to put into practice the content of the videos, with a focus on use in schools and by community youth groups. The whole package includes nutrition and basic food hygiene information and resources, such as, recipes, lesson plans etc to help deliver to different groups. The programme is available through www.bristol.gov.uk/youngcooks. There was also a competition element to the programme for young people in Years 6, 7, & 8 (Young Cook) and 11 & 12 (Young Apprentice)
We would like to know what people have thought of this programme; whether they accessed any of the information; what was missing and what could be improved.
Please complete this survey, and do give comments as these are most helpful in evaluating and redesigning programmes to suit our customers.