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Resources: Food & Nutrition/Hospitality and Catering/Health and Social lessons, knowledge organisers. Love planning lessons and creating resources! My partner is a history teacher so also History and Citizenship resources: Lessons, knowledge organisers

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Resources: Food & Nutrition/Hospitality and Catering/Health and Social lessons, knowledge organisers. Love planning lessons and creating resources! My partner is a history teacher so also History and Citizenship resources: Lessons, knowledge organisers
Level 1/2 Hospitality & Catering - LO2-Understand how H & C provision operates - Knowledge Organiser
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Level 1/2 Hospitality & Catering - LO2-Understand how H & C provision operates - Knowledge Organiser

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Level 1/2 Hospitality & Catering LO2 AC2.1-2.3 Understand how hospitality & catering provision operates Knowledge Organiser A.C. 2.1. The operation of the kitchen kitchen layout work flow stock control equipment and material documentation and admin dress code A.C. 2.2. The operation of front of house layout work flow equipment and material documentation and admin dress code security and safety A.C. 2.3. Meeting Customer Requirements Customer needs, wants and expectations Customer service Dietary Requirements Trends Consumer acts & Equality act Customer types (leisure, corporate and local residents) Including key term glossary
BTEC Health & Social Tech Award - Component 3 - Case studies x 5
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BTEC Health & Social Tech Award - Component 3 - Case studies x 5

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A booklet containing 5 different case studies with the following tasks: a) Highlight the 4 main factors which affect the persons health and wellbeing (I have made the case studies so that there are 4 factors in each - a range of 20 different factors altogether) b) Write down how each factor might affect PIES c) Read the new information (usually a life event) d) Discuss how the life event might affect their health and wellbeing e) Create a health and wellbeing plan for each individual f) Write a rationale for your plan g) Describe potential obstacles to the person completing your plan and suggest ways to overcome
Knowledge Organiser/Revision x 2 for Nutrients. GCSE & KS3 Food and Nutrition
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Knowledge Organiser/Revision x 2 for Nutrients. GCSE & KS3 Food and Nutrition

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Knowledge Organiser for Food. Topic: Nutrition. Used for revision mat for GCSE and KS3 students. Nutrients Page 1: Macronutrients Page 2: Micronutrients Colourful knowledge organiser. Contains key information, functions, sources, deficiencies, excess and DRV Contains key words with definitions, possible exam questions and links to useful websites (QR codes and links)
Knowledge Organiser/Revision for Heat Transfer & Cooking Methods. GCSE & KS3 Food & Nutrition
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Knowledge Organiser/Revision for Heat Transfer & Cooking Methods. GCSE & KS3 Food & Nutrition

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Knowledge Organiser for Food. Topic: The Science of Food Why food is cooked - Heat transfer (conduction, convection & radiation) - Cooking methods with advantages & disdvantages (moist, dry & fat based methods) Used for revision mat for GCSE and KS3 students. Colourful knowledge organiser. Contains key information, key words with definitions, possible exam questions and links to useful websites (QR codes and links)
Knowledge Organiser/Revision for Food Hygiene. GCSE & KS3 Food and Nutrition
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Knowledge Organiser/Revision for Food Hygiene. GCSE & KS3 Food and Nutrition

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Knowledge Organiser for Food. Topic: Food hygiene. Used for revision mat for GCSE and KS3 students. Colourful knowledge organiser. Contains key information, temperatures, types of contamination, safe storage, growth conditions, preservation COntains key words with definitions, possible exam questions and links to useful websites (QR codes and links)
Eatwell Guide Groups activity - Food, Nutrition, Healthy Eating
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Eatwell Guide Groups activity - Food, Nutrition, Healthy Eating

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Cut out cards with statements about each section of the Eatwell Guide such as ‘this group is high in calcium’, ‘wholemeal or wholegrain options should be chosen from this group’ Students place the cards in the correct group - can be done in groups Key stage 3 - longer, full lesson activity Key stage 4 - revision activity Could be used for PSHE healthy eating task
Hospitality & Catering - Types of Service - Powerpoint, top trumps & information cards
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Hospitality & Catering - Types of Service - Powerpoint, top trumps & information cards

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Lesson (this went over 2 lessons) - identify the type of service by the photo - students then act out or draw each type of service using the information cards - they then create their own top trumps cards using the templates, discussing the features of different types of service - exam question at the end. Information cards are small colourful cards with a photo of each type of service and description on one side and then an example, advantages and disadvantages on the back Top trump card templates - with common criteria (i.e. speed of service, number of staff etc) for students to discuss Lesson plan also included
Smart & Modern Materials Olympics design task lesson and resources - 2 lessons - Design & Technology
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Smart & Modern Materials Olympics design task lesson and resources - 2 lessons - Design & Technology

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Smart & Modern Materials Olympics design task lesson and resources - 2 lessons - Design & Technology Powerpoint for 2 lessons with starter, mains and plenaries. -15 Colourful smart /modern/composite materials info cards with properties and images 5 Sports info cards with ‘design considerations’ for each Differentiated, GCSE exam questions and self assessment of progress throughout. Students given a scenario where Team GB employ them to design new products for Olympics Students have 5 sports to choose from with information cards for each giving 'design considerations’ They then are given a pack of cards with Smart materials, Modern materials & Compostite materials, with their properties and possible uses. Students then decide which materials are suitable for their design considerations. (the materials are designed to be linked to the considerations) In the next lesson the students design their new products, get peer feedback or I have sometimes said Team GB ‘do not like’ their first design to discuss design fixation They they redesign Alongside all of this there is a learning mat with an olympic style ‘bronze, silver and gold’ progress tracker linked to BLooms & objectives and a range of GCSE questions, also differentiated.