Romsey's Cooking with Emily club to launch with competition

Emily Grice is offering a free space at a new children’s cookery school in Romsey. <i>(Image: Cooking with Emily)</i>
Emily Grice is offering a free space at a new children’s cookery school in Romsey. (Image: Cooking with Emily)
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An opportunity to win a space at a new cookery club for children in Romsey has launched.

Cooking with Emily, based in Romsey and led by teacher Emily Grice, aims to help young people develop practical skills, build confidence, and enjoy making food from scratch through interactive workshops.

Families have the chance to win a free place at the club by sharing the most unusual food they've ever eaten.

Ms Grice said: "I want children to feel proud, capable, and excited about food. Cooking is a life skill, and when fun, children learn faster than you’d imagine."

With more than 20 years of teaching experience, she brings a hands-on approach to classes for children aged four and up, including sessions for teens, university preparation, and Duke of Edinburgh skills.

Emily Grice is offering a free space at a new children’s cookery school in Romsey. (Image: Emily Grice)

Her workshops cover international cuisines, from homemade pasta and pizza to Asian street food.

Ms Grice's workshops are linked to the curriculum and blend hands-on cooking with subjects like English, DT, History, PSHE, and Geography.

Before teaching, Ms Grice ran Amelie Food Emporium, a deli and caterer in Bitterne Triangle.

This summer, she is also launching Words and Chocolate, a venture that combines cookery with creative writing.

Classes will begin in Romsey and North Baddesley on July 27.

Competition and booking details can be found at www.wordsandchocolate.com.

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