Breakfast and after school club training

Ensure your breakfast and after school clubs are fun, healthy and compliant with the School Food Standards

A practical and informative course focusing on food provision at before and after school clubs. This training will support school staff who run or manage breakfast or after school clubs in primary and secondary schools, helping them to provide a healthy and enjoyable offer for pupils.

Details

Nutrition and healthy eating standards should apply across the whole school day to ensure that all food outlets provide a consistent level of good quality meals. We will learn about the importance of a balanced diet, how to plan and review menus and make sure that food meets the needs of your pupils and club.

This course will also include learning on how to run successful before and after school clubs, considering funding, pricing structures, as well as activities and staffing, to ensure they are cost effective and are a positive experience supporting pupil needs before or after their school day.

The event will include guest speakers and services that may be able to support your before and after school offer with food or activities.

In the recent Levelling up white paper it stated that a new approach for local authorities in assuring and supporting compliance with school food standards will be developed. This training will support your school to be able to demonstrate this for food served before and after school.

• Please note that drinks/refreshments are not provided at this session. Delegates are, however, welcome to bring their own drink/snack. (Hot and cold water will be available).

Outcome

• Understand the Eatwell Guide and healthy eating key messages for children,
• Ensure your before and after school menus and food provision is School Food Standards compliant,
• Plan fun, low cost or simple menus that are balanced and nutritious,
• How to set up and run before and after school clubs,
• Learn about different funding models,
• Gain ideas for fun, engaging and low cost activities to be delivered at your clubs, supporting pupils overall health and wellbeing,
• Know where to access food or funding to support your clubs.

Trainer

Health & Wellbeing Team

Booking information

Venue: Public Health Resource Centre training room, Technorth, 9 Harrogate Rd, Chapel Allerton, Leeds, LS7 3NB.

Health & Wellbeing Service Level Agreement (SLA) credit value = 1 credit

Cost: £139 per delegate.

Schools with a current Health & Wellbeing SLA may be entitled to pre-paid places subject to sufficient available training credits.

Cancellations and non-attendance - please contact us a minimum of 48 hours prior to the course start date if you are no longer able to attend. We reserve the right to charge £30 for non-attendance where reasonable notice hasn't been given.

The full 'pay as you go' price will be applied if you have insufficient training credits.

For further information please contact schoolwellbeing@leeds.gov.uk

• Please note that drinks/refreshments are not provided at this session. Delegates are, however, welcome to bring their own drink/snack. (Hot and cold water will be available).

Cancellations: If you cancel your booking we require at least 5 working days notice. Failure to provide such notice or non attendance will result in your school being charged in full if using ‘pay as you go’. Leeds schools with a full or basic SLA package who do not inform us within 5 working days will incur an administration charge of £30/delegate