REHIS Elementary Cooking Skills course – St.Modan’s

6 Young People from St Modan’s High School have successfully completed a 5 week REHIS Elementary Cooking Skills course.

All Young People enjoyed the course and participated fully, they will receive an SCQF Level 4 for completing the course.

Below is an example of what the young people worked on during the programme.

Well done to all involved!

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