Life Skills & Adventures — Cooking

My son attended the Life Skills & Adventures — Cooking program in Melbourne, and overall, it was a solid experience. Every Wednesday afternoon, he would come home excited about the dishes he learned to create. Last week, he made a really tasty vegetable stir-fry and shared it with us, which was quite impressive for an 8-year-old. The instructor, Lucy, was very engaging and kept the kids motivated throughout the session. However, I found the pickup process a bit chaotic; standing in a long line to collect him wasn't ideal, especially after a long day. Still, my son really thrived in the small group, and he even made a good friend in the process. I’d recommend this program for kids who are creative and eager to learn, just be prepared for some waiting at the end of classes.

My daughter recently attended the Life Skills & Adventures — Cooking program in Melbourne, and she had a great time. The instructor, Lisa, was very engaging and made sure each child felt included while preparing a delicious vegetable stir-fry. It was impressive to see how the kids worked together to chop ingredients and share cooking tips. However, the class was quite crowded, which made it a bit chaotic at pickup time. I had to wait a little longer than expected to collect her among so many kids. Despite this, my daughter left excited with the new skills she had learned, and I appreciate the focus on independence in the kitchen. I recommend this program for active kids who enjoy hands-on experiences and are looking to develop their cooking skills.