Organisations With Shared Goals

FareShareFareShare, a national UK charity, collect surplus ‘fit for purpose’ products from the food and drink industry and deliver it to organisations working with disadvantaged people (including breakfast and after-school clubs).  They work with schools to promote the message that "no good food should be wasted". FareShare

feedmebetterJamie's school dinners campaign directly led to the formation of the School Food Trust and £280 million government investment to improve school meals. Jamie's School Dinners

 

Soil Association, Focus on Food, Health Education Trust and Garden Organic join forces to form a network of schools committed to transforming food culture. Register your school now! Food For Life Partnership



Merton Parents is the campaign group that successfully campaigned for kitchen upgrades and stringent specifications for the Merton school food contract. Merton Parents


Formed by the DES in 2005, the School Food Trust is committed to transform school food and food skills, promote the education and health of children and improve the quality of food in schools. School Food Trust


Think Food and Farming is the exciting legacy project building on the successes of the Year of Food and Farming Think Food and Farming



Work towards green flag accreditation through nine topics, including 'School Grounds' and 'Healthy Living'. Eco Schools


A joint venture between the Department of Health (DH) and the Department for Education and Skills (DfES). Click the link to find a whole range of nutrition-related activities and projects for your schools. Food in Schools

British Nutrition Foundation's project to promote healthy eating, cooking and food education to primary schools. You can sign up for their monthly newsletter by clicking on the link below Food a Fact of Life


Independent Nutrition provides specialist consultancy services for improving the nutritional quality of food provision in independent schools Independent Nutrition

Appetite for Action is a free educational website for primary schools that helps tackle a range of sustainability issues through the topic of food. Developed in conjunction with teachers, the website offers schools free resources, from lesson plans and fact sheets to activity ideas and films, helping pupils to reduce food waste, grow their own fruit and vegetables, understand composting and reduce waste to landfill. Appetite for Action


The Children's Food Campaign wants to improve young people’s health and well-being through better food – and food teaching – in schools and by protecting children from junk food marketing. Children's Food Campaign


Better Nursery Food Now are calling on the Government to put in place clear rules for the quality of nursery school food. Some nurseries are feeding children meals costing just 25p and there is no help for nurseries to provide the right balance of food.
Better Nursery Food Now