A popular TV doctor spent a day at a school, discussing nutrition and showcasing his tasty recipes.

Dr Rupy Aujla, primarily known for his TV appearances, visited Kimbolton School on June 27 to share nutritional insights and culinary expertise.

His schedule involved delivering an informative talk, holding a Q&A session about nutrition's impact on wellbeing, and presenting several of his recipes to students and staff.

Some of these recipes will be incorporated into the school's menu.

Dr Rupy's culinary journey started in the Prep School, where he received feedback from pupils trying out his recipes.

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He later toured the Senior School and enjoyed lunch alongside pupils and staff, sampling two of his recipes - Chicken Cacciatore and Mushroom Bolognese.

Post lunch, he held a book signing session for his latest book, 'Dr Rupy Cooks'.

This provided a great opportunity for the pupils and staff to engage with him.

The day concluded with Dr Rupy deliberating with the kitchen team about incorporating his recipes into the school's meal planning.

Dr Rupy has a compelling personal story.

After suffering a significant heart condition, he explored nutritional medicine and managed to reverse symptoms and improve his health.

He now communicates this knowledge through his TV appearances, books, and his website – The Doctor’s Kitchen.

Kimbolton School headmaster, Will Chuter said: “We would like to thank Dr Rupy for taking the time to visit our school and remind us all about the importance of good nutrition.

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"I am certain his insights will inspire our students and staff to embrace healthier eating habits.

"Eating well is about fuelling your body, and your brain, and we are delighted to offer some of Dr Rupy’s recipes in our school menu.”

Kimbolton School is a respected independent day and boarding school situated in Cambridgeshire's beautiful countryside.

The school educates approximately 1100 pupils aged between four and eighteen.