As we move into a new academic year, it is interesting to reflect on the past year, during which issues relating to food continued to be a top priority for many head teachers and school governors.
Pupils have clearly gained a lot of food knowledge and are putting it into practice when choosing what to eat. At the same time, teachers are realising the value of using an 'outdoor' classroom in conjunction with the other resources they have at their disposal. Read More...
Tracey Holliday, who coordinates the work of the Huntingdon Town Children's Centre, describes this project – which forms a cornerstone of their work with children, young people and their families. The centre focuses on Oxmoor in Huntingdon and its services are delivered by a wide range of partners. Read More...
Should you have any questions relating to the 'Food in Schools Toolkit' in Cambridgeshire or any additional aspects of community food activities please contact Jack Waterfall below.