20/10/2026
Our Top Class learners recently had a lesson that was hands-on and very tasty, and we think itโs a great way to learn!
Their teacher arrived with a spread of real foods and talked the class through what a balanced diet looks like. There were energy-giving foods like matooke and cassava, which give the children the get-up-and-go to run, play and get through the day. There were protective foods, especially the green and yellow ones, which help keep illness away. And there were body-building foods like beans, meat, fish, eggs, milk and groundnuts, which help them grow tall and strong.
Better still, every child got to tuck in as they learnt. One big sharing plate went round, starring a whole fish (head, fins and all, no hiding from where your dinner comes from!) alongside banana, melon, carrot and leafy greens. There was also a bucket of hard-boiled eggs, with one for every pupil. Cue lots of happy faces and plenty of excitement!
โI had to make it practical in order for the learners to understand well,โ their teacher says.
The pupils agree: โWe enjoyed the lesson our teacher taught.โ
Lessons you can eat? Top marks from us. ๐