A Young Marketeer from St Paul's Way Trust School said: “I really enjoyed making the soup. The best bit was when we served the finished soup and knew that we had made it ourselves from scratch.”
The Young Marketeers programme teaches students about how to avoid food waste, eat seasonally and develop their cookery skills as well as giving them the entrepreneurial skills to market and sell their goods, thanks to advice from Borough Market’s expert traders.
To date, the partnership with Borough Market has seen more than 200 schools attend ‘trader training’. Some students have grown their own fruit and veg and sold it at the market, while others have made soup from surplus produce. These sales have funded over 30,000 meals for families in need via The Felix Project.