STUDENTS at Culcheth High School have been praised for their ingenuity and creativity during a full day of baking.
More than 25 students took part in the event at the secondary school, which was aimed at promoting 'linguistic diversity.'
The event ensured that students who took part in the event each represented different countries, including Malta, the Netherlands, and Spain.
At the end of the day, the students' creations were judged by a panel made up of the high school's headteacher, Mr Hunt, and the Progress Leader for Year Eight, Mr Graham.
Culcheth High School used the event as a way to promote the cultural diversity that the school enjoys, and the roaring success of the event highlights how effectively the school has embraced multiculturalism.
The secondary school, on Warrington Road, said: "Every entry was fantastic, which made deciding winners a difficult task for Headteacher, Mr Hunt, and Year 8 Progress Leader, Mr Graham."
Almost 30 students dusted off their aprons and took to the school kitchen in order to whip up a taste sensation ready for the competition.
The school christened the event a 'European Bake Off.'
Of more than 25 entrants, the winners were as follows:
- Third place - Story Smith, with a 'spectacular Spanish cake'
- Second place - Jenny Huddart for her 'fantastic French fondant icing'
- First place - Jonah Ball and Elliot Rowles for their 'magnificent map of Europe' cake
Culcheth High School's modern foreign languages teacher, Miss Cockram, said: "Linguistic diversity is a fantastic way of achieving greater intercultural understanding and we are very proud to encompass this at Culcheth High School."
The secondary school added that they were thankful for the help and support of parents, and the community.
Culcheth High School said: "We would like to thank all entrants and their parents/carers for giving up their time, effort and money to support the creation of the delicious masterpieces to help celebrate this day and promote cultural diversity within our school."
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