A national school healthy eating programme, Food for Life is run by the Soil Association and offers a range of resources to help “reconnect” pupils with where their food comes from.
Curriculum-linked resources include growing and cooking activities and there are a range of “Covid-safe” ideas for pupils or classes to try – in school or at home.
Other curriculum tools and materials include the Jamie Oliver Kitchen Garden Project, which is designed to get pupils cooking, growing and eating food in school. The resources can also be shared with parents who are home-educating.
Food for Life boasts a network of more than 4,500 schools across England and can also offer support to schools wishing to overhaul their lunch time experience for pupils.
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