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Bite Back 2030 – the movement to empower young people (aged 11 – 14yrs) to lead social action to improve their school food. Bite Back School Food Champions is a fully funded national programme providing staff training and resources to support a cohort of pupils from Years 7 – 9 to lead a review of

Read all about their journey to become the First Secondary School to achieve this award!

Coping with challenges: A free 60-minute wellbeing workshop from the British Red Cross As we approach Mental Health Awareness Week (May 9-15) and the end of the school year, we know many of you are looking for resources to support your students.   The British Red Cross has a free workshop to help build resilience,

Child Exploitation and Online Protection Command have created a new website for children aged 11-18 that has information on online safety and relationships. It has also updated its toolkit of activities that schools, youth work and other educational settings in the UK can use to educate young people about online safety. Visit the webpage:The internet,

East Cambridgeshire District Council has become the first council in the country to run a new programme dedicated to helping schools achieve Ofsted’s sustainable development goals. It gives schools the fantastic opportunity to showcase their amazing environmental work for the benefit of pupils and the wider community. This could include improving energy use, reducing paper, plastic or

The Raisin Awareness Project offers a whole school approach to promoting Oral Health covering many aspects as suggested in the NICE pathway Improving oral health in primary schools – NICE Pathways . The Raisin Awareness Project, set up by the not-for profit company Awesome Oral Health CIC, aims to link primary schools in Cambridgeshire and