Projects

Fresh Enterprise teaches students about careers in food by giving them the opportunity to create their own food products and experience the journey from concept to store shelf.

Garden Gurus works with primary schools to create food-growing gardens and gives staff the skills and confidence to lead gardening programmes independently.

The Great Plates Partnership supports London’s primary schools to make school food even better.

Holiday Food and Fun supports families by providing children with fun activities and hot, healthy meals during school holidays.

Through our Honeybee Programme, children dive into the fascinating world of honeybees and discover why these incredible insects are essential to our food system.

Know Your Onions gives secondary school students the opportunity to try cooking and veg growing to stimulate an interest in food and a love of the natural world.

Nourish supports schools to create a food environment that puts children and young people's nutrition first.

School Food Matters has joined forces with the UK’s leading food and education organisations – Bite Back, Chefs in Schools, The Food Foundation and Jamie Oliver Group – to create the School Food Project. 

School Garden Grants provide schools with funding to transform lifeless outdoor spaces into thriving gardens where children can grow fresh fruit and vegetables.

In our Schools to Market programme, children and young people learn about the journey of food from farm to market.

We Can Cook is all about introducing children to the fun of creating and tasting delicious food while building their confidence.

Welcome uses the meditative and unifying power of gardening to help children who have recently arrived or are facing other challenges settle into school.

Through our national Young Marketeers programme, primary school children learn about local and environmental impacts of food, grow their own vegetables, engage in food marketing, and sell their harvests at their community market.