School-Based Intervention programme

School-Based Intervention Programme

Our digital PSHE teaching tool for health and wellbeing, uses techniques such as teaching videos and relevant storytelling, that results in significant change in pupils attitudes towards, and knowledge of, food.

Our digital PSHE teaching tool delivers bitesize lessons at the press of a button
and at a speed that conventional teaching cannot achieve.
All year groups are provided with printable worksheets after each lesson.

A cost-effective, quality provision in relation to healthy weight and wellness advice which contributes towards improved outcomes that help to reduce the statistics of overweight children and young people in our schools.

We deliver in school support from our team of nutritionists, sports coaches, chefs and dental nurses. Interactive class workshops, year group assemblies. Year 5 and 6 presentations on why we should eat fast foods and ultra processed foods in moderation only, with the museum of foods that never go off.
Sports challenges include the
5-a-day smoothie bike challenge with outside cookery lessons in spring and summer terms. Parental support and advice.

Providing a proven preventative and enduring intervention.

EYFS are provided with 5 foundation stage lessons, learning all about the names of fruits and vegetables and other great food they need to eat.

Healthy habits to make while they are young. Focusing on sleep, exercise, basic dental care and personal hygiene.

Year 1 are provided with 4, KS1 lessons. On the farm, healthy eating and how to live a healthy life.

Year 2 are provided with 4, KS1 lessons. Why your body needs food and making healthy lifestyle choices.

"The nutritional course and virtual cookery lessons offer an arena

for the exploration of food and nutrition right there in the classroom.

Our in school support provides all year groups, teachers and parents with interactive learning both inside and outside of the classroom"