Developing a good school food culture

Audience / For: Staff working within Primary and Secondary schools including healthy school leaders, teachers, teaching assistants, any staff involved in promoting healthy eating projects or planning within schools.

Time:  3.30pm to 5.30pm

Cost:  FREE

Booking:  To book a place please use the booking system below.

• Note: If you have several colleagues wishing to attend a separate booking will need to be made for each person.

Training Overview:

In order to develop and create a good school food culture, schools need to take a whole school approach to food. This includes teaching, extra-curricular activities, meeting food standards and engaging with key stakeholders.

Join us online to find out more about taking a whole school approach to food, it’s importance in school when developing a good school food culture, and its application through real case studies. The second part of the session provides the opportunity to work in small groups to think about realistic action planning, and find out about local support available via Healthy Schools and Change4Life.

The Change4Life service in Kensington and Chelsea, and Westminster supports children, young people and families most at risk of poor health outcomes to eat well and keep active. The training is free of charge. This training session aims to support schools to feel more confident in promoting a good school food culture.

Impact on your Knowledge, Skills and Confidence:

• To increase awareness and knowledge of taking a whole school approach and its importance in promoting a good school food culture
• Increase confidence in action planning to support a good food culture through practical application
• To increase awareness of the tools and support available to you to develop, drive and support your projects such as silver Healthy Schools London or smaller projects

For more information, or if you have any questions, please contact:
Change4LifeTraining@healtheducationpartnership.com