This resource is great for the WJEC Hospitality and Catering course. It covers safety in the kitchen when storing, preparing, cooking and serving food. Activities include: diagrams, match-up, definitions, fill in gaps, box fills, exam questions and more! Size: 2 A4 sides. If you have any questions about the resources, email ahintonteachingresources@outlook.com. Thanks, AH Teaching Resources Copyright ©

This resource is a useful activity and worksheet for Hospitality and Catering students studying the WJEC/Eduqas course. Activities include definitions, tables, matching boxes, word unscramble, questions and more. There are 2 pages. The resource aims to enhance students knowledge on the working of the industry and the difference between residential and non-residential establishments. Top tips for the resource: Ask students to complete in lesson and check answers for gaps in understanding. Set the worksheets as homework. Students can work in groups to complete the sheet. Thanks, AH Teaching Resources Copyright ©

This resource is a useful activity and worksheet for Hospitality and Catering students studying the WJEC/Eduqas course. Activities include a word sort, definitions, spider diagrams, maths questions, exam style questions and tables. The resource aims to enhance students knowledge on the working of the industry and the difference between commercial and non commercial establishments. Top tips for the resource: Ask students to complete in lesson and check answers for gaps in understanding. Set the worksheets as homework. Students can work in groups to complete the sheet. Thanks, AH Teaching Resources Copyright ©

This resource is a presentation based around special diets for Hospitality and Catering. The lesson has different activities which students may not expect in the typical lesson. Tasks in the lesson include: carousel activity, digital plenary, exam questions, copying and reading/listening. Tips for the resource: Print out the information pages for the carousel and let students move around the room. Use the exit ticket to ask students what they have understood. You will know they have taken something from your lesson. Give time for student to come up with their own ideas in the presentation as there are questions which are quite open to discussion. Please note that the exam questions were not written by the exam board. Enjoy! Thanks, AH Teaching Resources.