STUDENTS at a Cullingworth school found the recipe for success in a culinary contest.
Eighteen year-eight pupils at Parkside took part in a Ready, Steady, Cook type challenge.
They took along their own ingredients and cooked a dish from French or Spanish-speaking countries.
Caroline Shaw, modern foreign languages teacher at Parkside, said: "There was a variety of exceptional dishes, ranging from a seafood paella to a tomato ratatouille. It's safe to say it was a tough call to choose a winner!
"A huge 'thank you' goes to all the participants, who worked very hard to cook authentic dishes."
Winners were Aidan Dixon, Aimee Leetham and Jack Lonsdale – from 8 Bronte D – who cooked a Mexican burrito with cheesy nachos.
* Parkside School has raised £166 in support of the Marie Curie charity, which stages a Great Daffodil Appeal.
"Thank you to everyone who donated," said a school spokesperson.
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