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Teaching cooking is all about sparking a passion and developing skills. We like to have fun in a relaxed environment while we do so.
About Kitchen Skills
A popular and growing Cookery Studio in the heart of south east London
What we're all about
Teaching cooking is all about sparking a passion, developing skills and helping people to get to grips with healthy ingredients and recipes. With Kitchen Skills you will be empowered and educated with the critical skill of healthy cooking, nutrition, and fun so you can make informed decisions for a lifetime of wellness.
Friendly & Informative
Good Food
We teach everybody, from young people to adults, to engage with healthy ingredients and embrace London’s world-leading food culture
Hands-on Cooking
Gain confidence and experiment with a variety of techniques
Our Classes
Choose the right course for you!
Kitchen Skills is a growing Cookery Studio in South-East London. Our popular classes include the following and our classes and timetables are regularly updated to include the needs of our community.
- Classes for the Young Ones (Beginner, Intermediary, Confident)
- DofE Sessions
- University cooking where we will teach school-leavers preparing to go to University how to prepare good healthy meals on a budget.
- Masterclasses (Demonstrations)
- Special Weekend Series (Saturday/Sunday and Bank Holiday)
- Birthday Parties for Children
- Diverse range of classes
Try something different, join one of our brand new Kitchen Skills courses below.
Our Team
Each of our teachers are passionate, knowledgeable and enthusiastic cooks who look forward to sharing their skills with you.
The Kitchen Skills studio building
The Cookery Studio is part of one of the most well renowned buildings which was recognized by English Heritage and listed as Grade II in 2007.
The Building itself, known as High Street Buildings, was erected in about 1896 to the designs of Alexander Robert Hennell, an architect born and bred in the area. Several other nearby buildings by Hennell have also been listed including the Jews Walk fountain and Forest Hill Library
The High Street Buildings displays Hennell’s “skill for quirky use of a variety of architectural motifs”.
The English Heritage advisors were enthusiastic about High Street Buildings, noting the “special architectural interest of their attractive, free Queen Anne style architecture, dramatic roofline, and presence in the streetscape” and remarking on the survival of “original features including three of the five late C19 shop fronts”