Projects

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

The Healthy Zones project puts children’s and young people's health centre stage and supports schools to make the healthy choice, the easy choice.

The Holiday Food and Fun programme provides fun activities and hot, healthy meals to children during school holidays.

The Honeybee programme is designed to raise awareness of the vital importance of honeybees in food production and to introduce teachers to the wonders of keeping bees at school.

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

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

Now entering its tenth year, Schools to Market invites schools to take a food journey from seed to supermarket.

Welcome Sessions are fun, hands-on gardening workshops that help schools warmly welcome and integrate refugee children into their school community.

Young Marketeers brings together children from local primary schools to produce and market their own delicious fresh fruit and veg.