• £299/yr

FCA - Year 7: Healthy Eating

  • Course
  • 7 Lessons

Give your department a clear, structured foundation in nutrition — with editable lessons, practical work and built-in assessment.

Six modules, 29 lessons and about 35 teaching weeks, designed to build knowledge and confidence from the first secondary practical to the foundations of GCSE.

6

Modules

29

Lessons

About 35

Teaching weeks

6

Practicals

  • £299/yr

Simple annual pricing

  • Course
  • 7 Lessons

On subscribing, your school receives:

  • The Welcome & Orientation Guide and the Teacher Toolkit, downloaded straight away

  • Online previews of every lesson

  • Each module as a single download containing all of its editable files and assessment sheets

  • Entry to The Food & Nutrition Academy Community

Teaching more than one year? The KS3 Bundle covers Years 7, 8 and 9 for £749 a year, or £75 a month. The KS3 and KS4 Bundle covers every year from Year 7 to GCSE for £995 a year, or £100 a month.

Why FCA

Why departments choose Food Curriculum Academy

✓ A coherent curriculum. Year 7 builds into Year 8, Year 9 and GCSE as one progression, not a set of separate downloads.

✓ Editable resources. Every resource is supplied in Word or PowerPoint, so a department can adapt it to its students and timetable.

✓ Practical work with a purpose. Every module ends in a practical connected to the knowledge students have just learned.

✓ Assessment built in. Retrieval, exit tickets and a Knowledge Organiser are part of every module.

✓ Support for every learner. SEN, differentiation and challenge resources are included from day one.

Everything your department needs

A complete Scheme of Learning

A suggested plan for the year: one lesson a week across about 35 teaching weeks, which a department can adjust to its own timetable.

Lesson plans, slides and worksheets

A lesson plan and an editable slide deck for every lesson, a student worksheet for every theory lesson, and a Recipe Card and Student Evaluation Sheet for every practical.

A practical in every module

From Fresh Fruit Salad to Stir-Fried Vegetables with Tofu, each practical applies the knowledge students have just learned.

Assessment and retrieval

Exit tickets, a Knowledge Organiser and low-stakes quiz for every module, and an Assessment & Progress tracking grid in the Teacher Toolkit.

Support for every learner

The SEN Support Guide, Differentiation Guide, Challenge & Stretch Bank, Kagan Activity Bank, Home Learning Pack and Early Finisher Menu from day one.

Progression towards GCSE

Year 7 is the first stage of one curriculum running from Year 7 to GCSE, with knowledge and skills building across Years 7 to 9.

Included from day one

See inside the course

Front covers and sample pages from every module, together with the Welcome & Orientation Guide and the Teacher Toolkit.

Explore the complete Year 7 course

Six modules, 29 lessons and about 35 teaching weeks. Each module builds from knowledge to a practical, and closes with a Knowledge Organiser and review.

Module 1: Nutrients

  • Lesson 1: The Key Nutrients in the Diet

  • Lesson 2: Vitamins and Minerals in the Diet

  • Lesson 3: Trace Elements in the Diet

  • Lesson 4: Practical 1 — Fresh Fruit Salad

Module 2: Protein

  • Lesson 1: What Is Protein?

  • Lesson 2: Functions of Protein

  • Lesson 3: Sources of Protein

  • Lesson 4: Protein Excess & Deficiency

  • Lesson 5: Practical 2 — Tuna Crumble

Module 3: Carbohydrates

  • Lesson 1: What Is Carbohydrate?

  • Lesson 2: Functions of Carbohydrate

  • Lesson 3: Sources of Carbohydrate

  • Lesson 4: Carbohydrate Excess & Deficiency

  • Lesson 5: Practical 3 — Pizza Whirls

Module 4: Fat

  • Lesson 1: What Is Fat?

  • Lesson 2: Functions of Fat

  • Lesson 3: Sources of Fat

  • Lesson 4: Fat Excess & Deficiency

  • Lesson 5: Practical 4 — Pineapple Upside-Down Cake

Module 5: Vitamins, Minerals & Trace Elements

  • Lesson 1: What Is a Vitamin, Mineral and Trace Element?

  • Lesson 2: Functions of Vitamins, Minerals and Trace Elements

  • Lesson 3: Sources of Vitamins, Minerals and Trace Elements

  • Lesson 4: Excess & Deficiency of Vitamins, Minerals and Trace Elements

  • Lesson 5: Practical 5 — Fruit Cookies

Module 6: Dietary Fibre & Water

  • Lesson 1: What Are Fibre and Water?

  • Lesson 2: Functions of Dietary Fibre and Water

  • Lesson 3: Sources of Dietary Fibre and Water

  • Lesson 4: Fibre, Water and Balance

  • Lesson 5: Practical 6 — Stir-Fried Vegetables with Tofu

How it works

1. Subscribe

Complete checkout for Year 7 and your school's account is created automatically.

2. Join the Community

You are welcomed into The Food & Nutrition Academy Community.

3. Start with the Teacher Toolkit

Download the Welcome & Orientation Guide and the Teacher Toolkit straight away.

4. Teach module by module

Preview each lesson online, then download the whole module as one file when you are ready to teach it.

Free guide

Take the full details away with you

Download the free guide to The Food & Nutrition Academy.

Frequently asked questions

Who is the licence for?

Each subscription is licensed to your school.

How are the resources delivered?

The Welcome & Orientation Guide and Teacher Toolkit download as soon as you subscribe. You can preview every lesson online, and each module is available as a single download containing all of its editable files and assessment sheets.

Can we adapt the resources for our students?

Yes. Every resource is supplied in Word or PowerPoint, so you can edit it to suit your students and your timetable.

How long does the course take to teach?

The course is planned at one lesson a week, across about 35 teaching weeks, with a Knowledge Organiser and review week closing each module. A department with two lessons a week can compress each module to about three weeks.

Can we subscribe to more than one year?

Yes. The KS3 Bundle covers Years 7 to 9, and the KS3 and KS4 Bundle covers every year from Year 7 to GCSE. Both are available annually or monthly.

Give your department a complete Year 7 curriculum

Subscribe to Year 7, or explore the full pathway from Year 7 to GCSE.