Payment must accompany entry form.
Online payment details: Westpac 03 - 1556 - 0435143 - 000
Please put your name in the details section.
Competition rules and conditions:
Contact Sue.delacy@wintec.ac.nz for any enquiries regarding
registrations.
Please contact Joshua.Kanara-Bailey@wintec.ac.nz for any general enquiries.
Entries close on Friday 16 June. No changes to entries will be actioned after
Wednesday 21 June. Late entries may be accepted at the discretion of
the committee.
Please photocopy this form if you need additional entry forms.
Visit wintec.ac.nz/culinaryfare for menu description forms and marking keys.
The Trust reserves the right to cancel a class due to insufficient entries.
Statement of confidentiality:
All information supplied to the organising committee as part of this Waikato Culinary Fare
entry form will be kept entirely confidential. It will not be revealed to anyone or used for any
purpose other than internal record keeping.
Please complete this form and post to:
Wintec, Centre for Hospitality
Rotokauri Campus
Private Bag 3036, Waikato Mail Centre
Hamilton 3240
Please note, results will be published.
Photography:
All competitors must agree that the Waikato Culinary Fare and Wintec can use all images taken for communication purposes.
Health and Safety Information for the Culinary Fare
Introduction
This is designed to be used as a guide to safety management during the Culinary Fare which is to be held at Wintec Rotokauri Campus. The information in this section applies to all competitors, spectators
and staff attending the competition.
During the event and prior to the individual tasks, students will be briefed on the task specific safety requirements by the relevant Wintec personnel.
Failure to comply with the information
in this section may result in the individual being asked to leave the Wintec Campus.
Health and Safety Briefing
The Wintec staff prior to your event will ensure that you are familiar with and have been briefed
on the following information relevant to your specific event.
• Acceptable safe working practices
• Safety aspects of equipment being provided
• The nearest emergency exit
• The nearest firefighting apparatus is located
and how to use it
• The assembly point in the case of emergency evacuation
• The first aid facilities available
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Wearing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) minimises
risk of harm to individuals, and is a means of meeting the requirements of the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015, regulations and New Zealand standards of safe work practice. The practice of utilising PPE is also reflected in various
industry related and approved Codes of Practice and Guidelines.
Footwear
All competitors will be required to wear relevant closed in footwear as required. Spectators are required to have footwear on during
the event, however there is no requirement for these to be closed shoes.
Accident/Incident Report
There is an electronic form which is to be used to report any accident or incident occurring during the Culinary
Fare. Near-miss incidents without injuries must also be reported. A Wintec staff member will assist you with completion of this form.
The definition of accident:
“An unexpected or undesirable event, especially
one causing injury or damage.”
In the Event of an Accident
Assess the situation, consider your own safety
Call for help and have someone locate a first aider, ask them to alert the ambulance (dial 111)
and give details.
Talk to the casualty, reassure them. Do they respond?
Check ABCs, Airway, Breathing and Circulation of a non-responsive patient.
Do not move casualty with suspected spine injury unless in further danger
Smoking
Wintec
is a smoke-free environment and as such, smoking is not permitted on the campus. There are no areas available within the boundaries of the campus for those wishing to smoke. If you wish to smoke please ensure you leave the campus.
Drugs and Alcohol
The
Culinary Fare is a drug free event. No drugs, alcohol or illegal substances are to consumed prior to or during a class regardless of where the class is conducted. Any person under the influence of any drug (including alcohol) will
not be allowed into the event.
Unsafe or Unseemly Behaviour
Any person identified or acting in a manner perceived to be unsafe for themselves or others will be automatically asked to cease their behaviour
and a further decision will need to be made by the staff as to the individual’s ability to remain part of the Culinary Fare.
Behaviour of a derogatory or disrespectful nature towards students, spectators or staff will not be
tolerated and the individual will be removed from the campus.
First Aid
Qualified first aid personnel will be available during the competition and first aid kits are located at a number of areas on the campus.
Culinary Fare Trust Sponsorship
Any Waikato secondary school that enters a minimum of 10 competitors (excluding team events) will be eligible for The Waikato Culinary Fare Trust ‘Best in Class - Food Technology’ sponsorship to the value of $100. This prize will be used by the individual school at their year-end prize-giving.
Competitors Categories
Intermediate School student (Year 7 & 8)
Secondary School student.
Junior Year 1 – studying Year 1 Cookery
Junior Year 2 – studying year 2 Cookery or a commis /apprentice in industry
Awards
100 Marks - Gold with Distinction
90 to 99 - Gold
80 to 89 - Silver
70 to 79 - Bronze
60 to 69 - Merit
Up to 59 - Acknowledgement of Participation
An award ceremony will be held at the end of each day at 3.30pm. We
will endeavour to award as many of the classes on the day as possible.
General Rules
During live classes, any competitor who does not present their dish on time will have 10%
of their marks deducted with a further 5% for every minute up to five minutes late. Any later
and the competitor will not be judged.
One copy of the dish description must be provided for all live and static events.
Competitors are to provide ingredients and all small equipment for the event. The Centre for
Hospitality offers equipment that may be borrowed on the day.