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Tackles food insecurity and reuses surplus food to prevent food being thrown away!

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Tackles food insecurity and reuses surplus food to prevent food being thrown away!
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Assist GROAD with distributing donations to refugee families at this Peckham hotel
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Tackles food insecurity and reuses surplus food to prevent food being thrown away!
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Tackles food insecurity and reuses surplus food to prevent food being thrown away!
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Tackles food insecurity and reuses surplus food to prevent food being thrown away!
Read moreTue 21st Dec 2021 at 10:30am
Southwark Report written by Sam Lefevre (he/him)
Mercato Metropolitano's Winter Camp came to an end today as the second day of the second slot was the final session. Given the circumstances, the third slot next Monday and Tuesday won't go ahead.
However, it was a great end to a short, but sweet Winter Camp! It started out with Carmen from LabTwnty4 bringing the Christmas spirit alive with asking the kids to create their own sustainable Christmas wrapping paper. They started off with a blanket canvas (on a white, black or brown paper). Using paint (red, white, black and green) and pre-made Christmas themed cuttings and prints, the kids started to design their Christmas wrapping paper. Some concentrated on one whilst others races to create 2-3.
The hour and a half flew by and before we knew it, we were munching on burgers and chips!
The afternoon saw Tasmin come back (as she was present on Sunday) for a theatre production of "Santa Claus is coming to town". At least, this time the kids were more engaged with the whole production. They saw the afternoon out with some jazz hands! đ
Mon 20th Dec 2021 at 10:30am
Southwark Report written by Sam Lefevre (he/him)
That's what the kids thought of me. There's a first time for everything, but to be called a middle-aged by 7-9 year olds isn't what I hoped to hear at the age of nearly 31....
Gemma and I met inside Mercato Metropolitano and introduce ourselves to Beth, who was running the show today as the main lady hosting the baking class pulled out. Therefore, Beth made to make a quick batch of Nika's gingerbread people dough before all the kids came.
The kids slowly came into today unlike the weekend when they were all prompted. Today, at first, it looked like 2 were going to attend and then 10 showed up.
After giving all a piece of gingerbread dough, the kids flattened out the dough with their palms to maximize on the amount of cookies they could cut. Each one had their own shape and did plenty of them, but some did share the shapes.
The cookies baked in the oven for 10 minutes before a five minute cool down. Afterwards, the kids decorated the cookies to their hearts delight.
They had pizza for lunch, which some loved and others didn't (who doesn't like pizzas...), but eventually they all had a slice at least...even if some just ate the crust...
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