Audience / For:School food leads, senior leaders, catering representatives, governors and other staff with responsibility or an interest in improving school food provision and the wider school food environment within Barnet schools.
Time: 4.00pm to 5.30pm
Format: Online via MS Teams
Cost: FREE
Booking: To book a place please use the booking system below. A formal Microsoft Teams invitation, including joining instructions, will be circulated to registered attendees after the October half-term break.
- Note: If you have several colleagues wishing to attend a separate booking will need to be made for each person.
Training Overview:
Barnet Public Health, in partnership with Health Education Partnership (HEP), is pleased to invite you to the next Barnet School Food Network event.
The School Food Network has been established to provide schools with access to relevant school food updates, examples of good practice, opportunities for peer learning, and support to help strengthen school food provision across the borough.
The focus and agenda for this event will be shaped by feedback gathered through our recent survey of school food leads and existing network members. This approach ensures that the session reflects the priorities, challenges and areas of interest identified by schools themselves.
Further details regarding the programme and speakers will be shared once survey findings have been reviewed.
What You Can Expect
Whilst the final agenda is still being developed, the event will provide opportunities to:
- Hear updates on local and national school food developments.
- Share experiences, challenges and examples of good practice.
- Influence future School Food Network activity and support offers.
- Connect with colleagues from schools across Barnet.
- Learn about resources, initiatives and opportunities that can support your setting.
Impact on Your Knowledge, Skills and Confidence
By attending this event, participants will have the opportunity to:
- Increase awareness of current school food priorities and developments.
- Improve understanding of support and resources available locally.
- Build confidence in implementing school food improvement activities.
- Exchange ideas and practical solutions with peers.
- Help shape future school food support within Barnet.
Further Information
If you have any questions about the event or the Barnet School Food Network, please contact:
Michelle Leon
Barnet Public Health