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Child health is at a tipping point
Obesity is one of the biggest crises facing our country, with diet-related disease-causing untold personal misery and costing the NHS ยฃ6 billion a year and rising. In the most deprived areas, 1 in 3 children leaves primary school obese, almost double the rates in more privileged areas.
Investing equally in the next generation, equipping every child with the skills to eat and cook real food for themselves, is a proven, vital intervention into their future health, wellbeing and happiness. Yet while the school food system has come a long way, there is still too often beige, boring bad for you food being served up in schools.
“But you canโt change the system.” Nope.
“But good food is expensive”. Wrong again.
“Kids donโt need nice food”. Now thatโs just mean.
Better is possible
At Chefs in Schools, weโre delivering clean, healthy, inexpensive, generation-powering, mind-opening, society-changing food in schools โ and inspiring and enabling schools across the country to follow our lead.
Join the revolution โ help us to fuel the future.

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Weโre a charity and need your support to do our work. Donate and help us create an army of chef trainers and food education experts who can transform school food.
publication day is here: The chefs in schools cookbook is out!
Publication day is here!
If youโve pre-ordered #FeedYourFamily please let us know which recipes you enjoy making at home.
we’re expanding to the southwest – and we’re looking for schools
Weโre expanding again! This time to the South West – and weโre looking for schools, suppliers and people passionate about food to work with. If youโre in the SW and want to know more about what we do, we have a couple of events lined up.
response to the levelling up white paper – school food
We welcome the school food policy reforms announced in the โLevelling Upโ white paper. It is positive to see the vital importance of school food and food education being recognised when it comes to increasing health and wellbeing.