This resource contains two lessons introducing the science of Protein suitable for GCSE Food Preparation and Nutrition Courses. Lessons have been created to ensure students are having fun whilst learning. Students can use this lesson to make links with science. Learning Objectives: What is the function of protein? What are amino acids? What are the sources of protein? What are RNIs? What is the effect of heat on protein? Includes: Timers embedded into the PPT slides Handout resources Homework Task

Provides you with an overview for delivery of the two year course using the new WJEC Hospitality and Catering specification. The LTP includes suggestions for homework, practicals and dates, including suggestions for cohorts receiving two lessons a week. There is a notes section that can be used to input relevant school calendar information - Example included This LTP does not suggest lessons for double or single - however the lessons provided state if the lesson is for one or two hours. *Most practicals are two hours Lessons linked to the LTP will be added one month ahead of scheduled lesson - To support you will planning ahead and sourcing extra resources.

Designed to be completed three times, starting the first one at the beginning of the course. This self-assessment forms as a guide in understanding students’ prior knowledge of the content; previewing the learning that is to come, even if students do not fully understand the vocabulary; and potentially reveal misconceptions, allowing you to address and dispel them during the course. This resource can be used along side WJEC Hospitality and Catering Introduction (NEW). The download included Unit 1 and 2.

An interactive lesson that breaks down the WJEC Hospitality and Catering course to students. This resource provides a course outline for Year 10 as well as proposed dishes. Students have a sound understanding of the courses requirements by the end of the lesson. To deliver this lesson effectively you will need: Post it notes WJEC Unit 1 Sample Assessment with Mark Scheme WJEC Hospitality and Catering - Self Assessment on Course Knowledge and Skills

This has been edited using the NEW Unit 1 pass mark of 80, instead of previous 90 marks - If you have purchased before you can re-download for the updated version. Created to support you with organising student grades on an Excel spreadsheet. Practicals Tab: Helps you to keep track of practical lessons. Simply input a Y or N to record the practicals students have completed. Assessment Record Tab: Keeps all students grades in one place across Unit 1 -2. There are 3 data drop entries for one academic year all formulas have been added to provide the most accurate predictions for end of KS4 grades using 2019 grade boundaries. Spreadsheets are completely editable should you wish to change the grade boundaries. Unit 2 Tracker Tab: Helps to calculate final grade based on points gained using the 60% weighting.

This resource contains two lessons introducing the science of Fat suitable for GCSE Food Preparation and Nutrition Courses. Lessons have been created to ensure students are having fun whilst learning. Students can use this lesson to make links with science. Learning Objectives: What is the function of fat? What are saturated and unsaturated fatty acids? What are the sources of fat? How much fat do we need? What is cholesterol? Includes: Timers embedded into the PPT slides Handout resources (editable) Homework Task

In preparation for the WJEC Hospitality and Catering Level 1/2 Award, this lesson is aimed at Year 9/10 students. Learning Objective: To know how food can cause ill health Lesson content: Microbes Cross Contamination Conditions needed to grow and reproduce How microbes can make food unsafe to eat

In preparation for the WJEC Hospitality and Catering Level 1/2 Award, this lesson is aimed at Year 9/10 students. Learning Objective: To know how food can cause ill health Lesson content: Chemicals Metals Poisons in Plants As part of a lesson for half a class, if the other half are cooking due to social distancing. This lesson however could be delivered to the whole class.