What Works Well: The School Food Plan
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Below are some examples of what’s worked well in reaching out to the local community to get them involved in great food. Want to get going? Use the links on the right to get help from expert organisations
Below are some examples of what’s worked well in reaching out to the local community to get them involved in great food. Want to get going? Use the links on the right to get help from expert organisations
The vision for school food in Croydon is that all children and young people have access to high quality food and opt to make healthier food choices...
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#FuelforSchool is a collaboration between Richmond Hill Primary School and The Real Junk Food Project to stop hunger being a barrier to learning in schools. All 600 pupils at Richmond Hill are provided with breakfast...
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Developing a close relationship between the head teacher and the school cook, working together to deliver a first-class food education and embedding...
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Phoenix High School on the White City Estate in West London - the sixth most deprived area in the country - created a school farm in 2007....
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GO TO GUARDIAN NETWORK
Farmhouse Breakfast Week campaign
www.shakeupyourwakeup.comEvents for the community in cooking and growing
www.foodforlife.org.ukGardening club guidance, ideas and activities
apps.rhs.org.ukSetting up school cooking clubs - resources
www.letsgetcooking.org.uk