Students become masterchefs, boost employment skills

By Daily Liberal
Updated January 31 2018 - 2:55pm, first published January 30 2018 - 12:00pm
Teacher Rachel Cody with her ‘Strive’ class including Bailey Ross, Isabella Fernando and Jadey Beasley (at front) and Mackenzie Sampson-Barrett, Melanie Burgess, Lincon Cashen, Kobi Richardson, Ryan Johnson, Theodore Scholz, Shelby Saffy, Steven Murray (SLSO) Amber Mitchell, Kelsey Lucas and Liam Readford. Photo: Supplied.
Teacher Rachel Cody with her ‘Strive’ class including Bailey Ross, Isabella Fernando and Jadey Beasley (at front) and Mackenzie Sampson-Barrett, Melanie Burgess, Lincon Cashen, Kobi Richardson, Ryan Johnson, Theodore Scholz, Shelby Saffy, Steven Murray (SLSO) Amber Mitchell, Kelsey Lucas and Liam Readford. Photo: Supplied.

Through the creation of a cookbook 14 Dubbo students have boosted their learning of literacy and numeracy and improved their employment skills.

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