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  1. Planet Friendly Food

    Food is hugely important. And yummy! Good food helps us to grow well and be active. It plays an important part in family and community life, whether that is eating dinner all together, celebrating a birthday or feasting with friends. Food can make us feel great. But the food we eat can have a big impact on our planet. Did you know that, globally, food systems account for about one quarter (25%) of all man-made greenhouse emissions? That’s a big contribution to climate change - more than global transport, and about the same as the production of electricity and heat. 


    Duration: 90mins

    Subject: PSHE
    Curriculum Objectives: 1

    Food

  2. Shape Our City

    Cities shape our health and well being and people’s decision-making shapes cities. This lesson plan allows children to find their voice and develop their scientific, communication and decision-making skills in order to influence change.

    Years: 5, 6
    Duration: 60mins

    Subject: Art
    Curriculum Objectives: 4

    Multi theme

  3. A Truly British Snack

    Children research the nutritional and health benefits of some foods, and present their findings as a PowerPoint presentation, poster presentation or trifold leaflet.

    Years: 3, 4, 5, 6
    Duration: 150mins

    Subject: Cross Curricular
    Curriculum Objectives: 24

    Food

  4. My Carrot Diary

    It’s all grow! Use this handy resource pack to watch three of our intrepid explorers visit a carrot farm to discover what plants need to grow. Then plant your own carrots and record their growth using our fantastic carrot diary.

    Years: 1, 2
    Duration: 120mins

    Subject: Science
    Curriculum Objectives: 10

    Food

  5. Smoky Homes

    The project provides a real-life context for pupils to explore the health and environmental problems faced by the 3 billion people globally who cook on open fires or traditional cook stoves. It can be used to deliver parts of the UK's Science and Design and Technology curriculum or an enrichment day.

    Years: 5, 6
    Duration: 240mins

    Subject: Cross Curricular
    Curriculum Objectives: 5

    Food

  6. Floating Garden Challenge

    A fun hands on investigation suitable for KS 2-5 (age 7-19) pupils. The Floating Garden Challenge is part of the Girls into Global STEM (GIGS) project aiming to engage pupils, especially girls in STEM subjects

    Years: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
    Duration: 120mins

    Subject: Science
    Curriculum Objectives: 6

    Food

  7. Young Cook Competition

    This assembly, written for Bristol's Young Cook competition in conjunction with Bristol City Council Public Health and Sugar Smart Bristol is thought provoking for all ages. Whilst it includes a special challenge for Year 6 it can easily be adapted to the relevant year group.

    Years: All
    Duration: 20mins

    Subject: PSHE
    Curriculum Objectives: 1

    Food

  8. Perfectly Packaged

    This resource, written for Bristol's Young Cook competition in conjunction with Bristol City Council Public Health and Sugar Smart Bristol, beautifully combines D.T. and maths to challenge the children to be designers with a real life purpose.

    Years: 5, 6
    Duration: 180mins

    Subject: Cross Curricular
    Curriculum Objectives: 7

    Food

  9. Persuasive Power

    This mouthwatering resource, written for Bristol's Young Cook competition in conjunction with Bristol City Council Public Health and Sugar Smart Bristol not only provides the perfect launchpad for the competition itself but also for any block of persuasive writing, using the power of TV adverts as inspiration.

    Years: 5, 6
    Duration: 120mins

    Subject: Cross Curricular
    Curriculum Objectives: 8

    Food

  10. Healthy Food for a Healthy Planet

    Children are constantly bombarded with information about the negative impact of human activity on the Earth, and particularly how we’re affecting the climate. The aim of this resource is to encourage 7 to 11 year olds to find out more about where our food comes from and the impact of food production on the environment, with a particular focus on climate change.

    Years: 3, 4, 5, 6
    Duration: 120mins

    Subject: Cross Curricular
    Curriculum Objectives: 6

    Food

  11. Fairtrade Fortnight Assembly

    Learning through Fairtrade opens up a fascinating world, revealing how we are all connected. As well as being thought provoking for children and adults alike it provides endless opportunities for learning, discussion and even to make long lasting change for the better. Start the day with this role-play assembly and think about some of the impacts of not paying a fair price for our food.

    Years: All
    Duration: 20mins

    Subject: Cross Curricular

    Multi theme

  12. Be Food Smart: KS1 Toolkit

    English and Maths resources for Key Stage 1, looking at how we can find out what’s in our food and make healthier choices. We’re all eating too much sugar, saturated fat and salt. Our everyday food and drink can contain surprisingly high amounts, meaning most of us are eating more than we realise.

    Years: 1, 2
    Duration: 90mins

    Subject: Cross Curricular
    Curriculum Objectives: 20

    Food

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