Media Room
We can provide case studies of schools from across England that are changing their school meals and school food culture in a variety of creative ways.
If you are interested to follow the progress of one or more of the schools we work with -- whether it be a small school in the countryside or an inner city school - please contact us for more details.
We also have a great image library with photos that illustrate all aspects of the Food for Life Partnership.
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Food for Life Partnership Press Office
Rikke Bruntse-Dahl
Media & PR Co-ordinator
T: 0117 314 5145
M: 07920 465 239
ISDN: 0117 314 5040
E:
rbruntse [dash] dahl [at] soilassociation [dot] org
Big Lottery Fund Press Office
T: 020 7211 1888
E:
pressoffice [at] biglotteryfund [dot] org [dot] uk
Featured press releases
East of England schools ‘Pass On’ good food culture
14 Oct 2009
14 October 2009
Pupils and teachers from 21 primary and secondary schools from across the East of England will get together to pass on knowledge and skills of how to create a good food culture in school.
Teachers gather in Cumbria to learn about school farms visits
23 Sep 2009
22 September 2009
The Food for Life Partnership has teamed up with Farming and Countryside Education (FACE) to organise a training day for teachers at Growing Well, a Soil Association certified social enterprise at Low Sizergh Farm in Cumbria, to teach teachers how to set up and get the most from a school farm visit through real, practical food and farming related activities
St. Katherine’s is awarded Silver Mark for its fantastic food culture
20 May 2009
Students, Staff and Governors at St. Katherine’s School, in Ham Green near Bristol, are celebrating achieving the prestigious Food for Life Partnership Silver Mark, the first secondary school in the country to do so.
St Stephen's pupils go to the Real Food Festival
15 May 2009
Gourmets, animal lovers and gardeners from St Stephen's Junior School in Twickenham had a chance to indulge all their passions at the Real Food Festival at Earls Court.
West Midlands schools ‘Pass On’ good food culture
27 Apr 2009
27 April 2009
Birmingham
Pupils and teachers from 16 primary schools will get together in Birmingham to pass on the knowledge and skills of good food culture they've learned about from working with us.
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If you would like to learn more about the Food for Life Partnership or have any questions, please contact us.