Jamie Oliver will delve into the UK's broken education system in a new Channel 4 documentary.

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TV Chef Jamie Oliver opens up about his disability in new Channel 4 documentary

TV chef Jamie Oliver has opened up about the various challenges he faced at school as a youngster.

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Jamie Oliver lifts the lid on his disability ahead of Channel 4 documentary

JAMIE OLIVER has politicians in his sights again – 20 years after his school meals campaign. I can reveal the celebrity chef is making a hard-hitting new documentary for Channel 4 on the UK’s broken education system. GettyJamie Oliver is making a hard-hitting new documentary on the UK’s broken education system[/caption]
In the hour-long show, Jamie will delve into challenges facing the up to 1.3 million children with dyslexia across the UK. It’s…

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Jamie Oliver lifts lid on disability as he films hard-hitting Channel 4 doc

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A master in the kitchen Jamie Oliver has decided to share how his road to success was not always an easy one and how his disability did not hold him back. The TV chef broke onto our screens in the late 90s with his popular cooking show, 'The Naked Chef'. Since then, he has released over 20 books exploring all types of cooking and different recipes. Today's top videos 
And while the 49-year-old may ooze with confidence, Jamie has had his fair sha…

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Jamie Oliver's opens up about his disability in new documentary

Jamie Oliver will explore whether the British government can do more to fix the education system as it pertains to dyslexia in a new one-hour documentary for Channel 4.
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Jamie Oliver to tackle dyslexia and the UK education system in Channel 4 doc

Jamie Oliver is to front a new 1x60' documentary for Channel 4 which will see the TV chef embed himself into the broken school system to highlights the challenges faced by the 1.3 million children in the UK with dyslexia, which Oliver has experience with. Jamie Oliver said: "It’s no secret I struggled at school - but I was one of the lucky ones. I knew I wanted to be a chef so had somewhere to go, catering school, where I could thrive. The kitch…

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JAMIE OLIVER TO HIGHLIGHT DYSLEXIA IN SCHOOLS FOR CHANNEL 4 DOCUMENTARY

Jamie Oliver has opened up about his ‘struggle’ with dyslexia in a hard-hitting new Channel 4 documentary. The world-famous chef, 49, who left school with just two GCSEs before finding fame, will explore Britain’s broken education system. During the hour-long programme, Jamie explores dyslexia and its impact on 1.3 million children in Britain. This will also be a personal passion project for the TV star, who has lived with the condition since pr…

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Jamie Oliver Talks About The 'struggles' He Faces With His Disability In A New, Moving Documentary

With a string of popular restaurants, a seemingly endless collection of cookbooks and a lovable TV personality, he has established himself as one of the world’s richest celebrity chefs. But Jamie Oliver admits he had to overcome countless obstacles as he worked his way to the top after being diagnosed with dyslexia. Oliver, 49, discovered he had dyslexia as a child, which causes problems with reading, writing and spelling, and has since discusse…

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The Learning Disability Holly Willoughby Shares With Jamie Oliver As Celebrity Chef Launches New Documentary - Three Years After She Called It A 'feather In My Cap'

The world-famous chef, 49, who left school with only two GCSEs before finding fame, will explore the UK's broken education system.

TV Chef Jamie Oliver opens up about his disability in new Channel 4 documentary

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