I Hate Making Tv Documentaries.

I'm Better With My Hands, And I Always Loved The Slightly Romantic Idea Of Starting With Bits Of Wood And Being Able To Create Something To Sit On, To Eat From, To Store Your Clothes In.

I Wouldn't Say That Processed Food, Ready Meals And Even Takeaways Aren't Relevant To Modern Life, It's Just That Over The Past 40 Years There Are Three Generations Of People Who Have Come Out Of School And Gone Through Their Home Life Without Ever Being Shown How To Cook Properly.

I Think There Are Definitely Two Types Of Student: The Academic Kids And The 50% Who Fail. It's Very Clear To See - It's Fact. We're Not Doing Enough For Those Who Fail; They Need A More Physical, Tactile Approach, Involving People Skills, Team-building, Problem-solving, Building Things.

Imagine A World Where Children Were Fed Tasty And Nutritious, Real Food At School From The Age Of 4 To 18. A World Where Every Child Was Educated About How Amazing Food Is, Where It Comes From, How It Affects The Body And How It Can Save Their Lives.

Industry, Economy, Honesty And Kindness Form A Quartet Of Virtue That Will Never Be Improved Upon.