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To support parents/carers at home, we've collected some of our great resources to help children explore fresh, healthy food, learn about the fuel Team GB athletes need to keep moving and build all-round healthy habits.
From a traditional game of apple bobbing to creative games and scary snacks, you can definitely Get Set to Eat Fresh with this fun, healthy (and spooky) guide to Halloween.
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.
Team GB athletes enjoy foods from all over the world, but what makes a national dish? Our Worlds of Food resources build understanding of food around the world, the variety of ways in which we can build a balanced meal and how geography – landscapes, climates and ecosystems – can shape the food we eat.
This newly updated resource for students aged 5–14 put a Team GB spin on the Eatwell Guide. Build 3D fruits, explore the diets of our Aldi Athlete Ambassadors, and encourage students to compare the nutritional needs of athletes and themselves.
To support parents/carers at home, we've collected some of our great resources to help children explore fresh, healthy food, learn about the fuel Team GB athletes (and ourselves) need to keep moving and build all-round healthy habits.
It can be hard to get picky eaters to eat healthily, and it can turn the kitchen table into a battle zone! Luckily, from secret veg to bold rainbow wraps, these top tips and tricks will help all the family to Get Set to Eat Fresh.