Lidl Northern Ireland is taking a fresh approach to food education
The supermarket has launched Lidl Foodies, a free classroom programme aimed at children aged four to seven in primary schools across Northern Ireland
The scheme focuses on helping pupils develop healthy eating habits and a positive relationship with food through practical, hands-on learning
Caroline McKenna, a Co Down educator, author, and former teacher, is supporting the launch
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She said: “As a former teacher, I know how powerful practical, hands-on learning can be for children
“What I love about Lidl Foodies is that it makes food education and <a href="https://healthylife7.com/which-sports-nutrition-brands-is-ai-recommending-to-consumers/” title=”Which sports nutrition brands is AI recommending to consumers?”>nutrition feel fun and accessible
“I’m proud to support the launch here in Northern Ireland and I would urge schools and teachers to get involved.”
(L to R) Caroline McKenna, Foodies spokesperson, Eimear O’Sullivan, corporate affairs director Lidl Ireland and Northern Ireland (Image: Lidl)
The programme offers teachers curriculum-linked lesson plans, activity sheets, and classroom re
It introduces pupils to where food comes from, how it is grown, and how to prepare simple, healthy meals
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Structured around three seasonal modules, Lidl Foodies guides children through exploring, growing, and making food, while supporting key areas of the curriculum
Registration opens on September 15 through the National Schools Partnership
