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Are you looking for ways to include further diversity and inclusion in your Schemes of Work/Learning? We are running a series of virtual practical workshops around Food skills, recipes and diversity to help. To find out more and to book, click here.
We are also developing a range of recipes new to Food - a fact of life that are designed to enable students to develop, acquire and secure practical food skills through using recipes that are suitable and practical for schools and their budgets, promote healthier eating, reflect more global cuisine, and encourage dialogue around culture and inclusivity. To find out more, click here.
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A future modern, diverse food and nutrition education
What are the ingredients for a food and nutrition education that is diverse, inclusive and fit for the future?
Pupils with additional needs: Key food skills, adaptations and considerations
Key food skills, adaptations and considerations to be taken into account when supporting those wi...
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CostFREE
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When25/05/2022
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Time16:30 Start
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WhereOnline Webinar
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Farming Food for You!
Farmers in the UK produce a wide range of food these posters show life on the farm – how animals are reared and cared for, and how crops are grown and harvested. The six posters explore different farming sectors – dairy, beef, sheep, potatoes, cereals and pigs. Find out more about where your food comes from by downloading your copies for the classroom.
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