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Children prepare for bake-off

Published: 5:00 PM April 4, 2016    Updated: 9:00 PM October 27, 2020
Year 5 pupils visited Waitrose in Nailsea to learn about the rainforest

Year 5 pupils visited Waitrose in Nailsea to learn about the rainforest - Credit: Archant

Children have been making rainforest cookies to sell as part of their studies on the Amazon.

Year five pupils from Grove Junior School in Nailsea visited Tesco and Waitrose stores to investigate which products come from rainforests.

Both stores gave the pupils ingredients so they could bake their own cookies.

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