It'll give you access to our free curriculum-linked cooking and healthy eating resources, and all the latest Get Set to Eat Fresh news.
Enter our competition by designing a bag that inspires people to eat fresh fruit and vegetables. Great prizes on offer!
Celebrate the bursts of spring with some seasonal spinach. A hardy plant that grows best in mild climates, find our top spinach facts and tasty recipe ideas to impress in the classroom or at home!
The Get Set to Eat Fresh programme will reach 1.2 million young people aged 5-14 across the country. 75% of teachers using the Get Set to Eat Fresh programme agree that their pupils have been inspired to eat more healthily.
Set off on a journey around the culinary world with our free resource for students aged 7–14. Students will explore different Olympic host nations' national dishes and perfect their very own recipe.
Carbohydrates and proteins both play a role in keeping Team GB athletes at the top of their game. Eat Well with Team GB activities encourages students to create an eatwell plate and nutritional advice for a Team GB hero, and to compare the nutritional needs of athletes and young people.
Cooking doesn't have to be complex! Explore preparation techniques and flavour with your children with these quick and simple recipes.
Explore the problem of food waste with your children with these activities for the home. Try out our recipe ideas for some great ways to use up your leftovers!