Gyeongnam Office of Education holds ‘Breakfast Meal Contest’… Recruitment for participation from 16th to 20th

The Gyeongnam Provincial Office of Education announced on the 13th that it will be accepting applications for participation in the ‘2026 Breakfast Meal Contest’ from the 16th to the 20th.

This competition was designed to develop menus suitable for schools together with students and local small business owners to increase the field utilization and effectiveness of the student breakfast meal support project, which is a major pledge of Superintendent Kwon Soon-ki, which has been implemented since the second semester of this year.

Breakfast snacks are simple meals provided to students participating in school morning care, reading, and sports programs.

Participating sectors are divided into the student sector (students from high schools and universities in the province) and the general sector (representatives and employees of small business owners in Gyeongnam).

The student section must choose one field among sandwiches, confectionery, and pastry, and there are no menu restrictions for the general section.

All entries must use at least one agricultural specialty from the Gyeongnam region.

Applicants must submit documents such as a participation application form and standard recipes by sending an official letter from their school for high school students, and by email ([email protected]) or postal mail (to Provincial Office of Education Career Education and Vocational Education) for college students and small business owners.

Detailed information can be found on the Provincial Office of Education website (www.gne.go.kr). For inquiries, please contact the Career Education Department (☎055-268-1396).

Those who pass the document preliminary round will be notified individually on the 30th, and the final round will be held at Gimhae Life Science High School on the 16th of next month.

In each category, one person each for the grand prize, first place prize, and gold prize, two people for the silver prize, and about five people for the bronze prize will be selected and awarded certificates or plaques.

Jeong Seon-hee, head of the career education department at the Provincial Office of Education, said, “This is an opportunity to develop menus appropriate for school settings by gathering students’ creative ideas and the experiences of local small business owners.”