For schools and health professionals
Teaching packs on food law
and labels.
Sourced classroom packs that turn a Plate Evidence film into a lesson: a fact sheet, a quiz, a label-reading activity, and the film link. Written by Jonathan Griffiths, BSc Human Nutrition, Diploma in Medical Science, qualified nutritionist and professional bodybuilder.
A useful analogy: a food headline is the theatre announcement. The official text is the ticket. These packs train students and practitioners to check the ticket — the batch code, the reserved word, the warning label — before they believe the announcement.
What you get in a full pack
- A lesson summary and a suggested running order for 50–70 minutes.
- Clear learning objectives, written for Key Stage 4 and adaptable for post-16 or CPD.
- A sourced fact sheet, checked against official texts and the Plate Evidence fact-check for that film (dated 9 November 2026, Europe/London).
- A 10-question quiz and a teacher answer key.
- A label-reading activity that uses a fictional pack — not real recalled food, and not a claim about a named brand unless the official notice says so.
- The film link and a short source list.
Laws and official notices can change. Always check the primary source before teaching. The packs are not personalised medical, allergy or legal advice.
Enquire about the full packs
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Questions from the staff room
Who are the packs for?
GCSE Food Preparation and Nutrition, Design and Technology (food), health and social care, post-16, and adult or health-professional sessions. Each pack suggests a 50 to 70 minute lesson that you can split.
What is in a pack?
A lesson summary, learning objectives, a sourced fact sheet, a 10-question quiz with a teacher answer key, a label-reading activity that uses a fictional pack (not real recalled packaging), and the link to the matching Plate Evidence film.
Is the sample really free?
Yes. You may use the UK recalls sample with one class or training group to evaluate the series. For a school-, trust- or service-wide licence, or for the companion full packs, please send an enquiry. The packs are general educational information, not medical or legal advice.
Can I photocopy or share the full packs now?
The two full packs (Red 40, and the EU meat-names rule) are available by enquiry, not as a public download. Please use the form on this page. We have not sent unsolicited emails to schools or health teams.
Related reading on the blog: the Red 40 investigation, the EU meat-names investigation, and the monthly buyer’s guide to label-reading tools.