It was a morning of baking and decorating at Apollo House on Tuesday when it hosted a ‘Mini Master Chef’ challenge. Children had to bake and create cupcakes, which were then judged on their taste and look. Taylah Garlett was named as the winner of the challenge, with young judges Ben and Jamaine saying her cupcakes had “great texture” and “lots of colourfulness.”
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It was Taylah’s use of M&M’s on the cupcakes which helped set her a part from the other competitors, thus taking home the win, the judges said.
The cooking challenge was part of Apollo House’s school holiday program.
There will be two sessions held each day for the next two weeks, with the morning workshop to be held at 10am and the afternoon one to commence at 2pm.
Each session will run for 2 hours.
On Wednesday, January 10 a boxing and fitness workshop will be held in the morning, with pottery in the afternoon.
On Thursday morning a moon sand making and game will be held and that afternoon there will be a movie excursion.
Friday, January 12 the morning session will be games at Lunar Park and that afternoon the children will enjoy the fun of creating Aboriginal art.
To find out more please search for “Apollo House” on Facebook for all of the school holiday programs.
Taylor Jurd
Hi, my name is Taylor Jurd. I am a journalist with Australian Community Media, I write for the Western Magazine and Wellington Times.
Hi, my name is Taylor Jurd. I am a journalist with Australian Community Media, I write for the Western Magazine and Wellington Times.
