Programme for Schools and Families
with Peter Gorton, Jacques Marchal and Richard Hunt
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Working for schools and families in South West England
whilst supporting the National Curriculum
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Food Is Fun is about encouraging school children
of all ages to explore food in a fun way to promote healthy eating for
their future.
Food Is Fun creates events for all ages, from Surestart Centres to
Universities, from Schools to Care Homes. Each event is customised to fit
in with the curriculum, specific requirements, diets or projects.
Food Is Fun is available for an hour, a half-day, a full-day or weekly
courses. Using hands-on activities, demonstrations using our “travelling
kitchen” or simple lectures, these unique events focus on the fun of
cooking and how to produce affordable healthy food.
We believe that lots of good work has been done to improve the quality of
food in schools, but unless food is
perceived to be "tasty" children will not eat it - no matter how healthy
it is.
To book Food Is Fun for your school or
organisation, or
to find out more about this programme please contact:
Tami Skelton or Dave Styles,
Food is Fun,
c/o Castles Kitchens Ltd,
Estover Close,
Plymouth, PL6 7PL
Tel: 01752 737333 |
Click here to see pictures of our recent visit to Yealmpton Primary School.
Food Is Fun sponsored the "Food Is Fun Pavilion" at the 2011 Flavour Fest food festival in Plymouth. Click on the following video (thanks to Silverstream) to see some of the things we got up to:
We were also part of the team that achieved a new world record for making the most cups of tea in an hour - 725!!
Food Is Fun were also at 2010's Children In Need BBC event at Plymouth University - here is Pudsey with Peter and Dr Roy Lowry
Food Is Fun is a Change4Life partner and are CRB-checked.
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The “FOOD IS FUN” programme has been kindly supported by these organisations and companies:
and works in partnership with Castles Kitchens and Peter Gorton
© 2009 The "Food is Fun" concept and logo is the intellectual property of Dave Styles, Tami Skelton and Peter Gorton