It is important for pupils to understand where their food comes from, and that it doesn’t just come from shops. Most food comes from farms, either in the UK or abroad, and it is these farmers that enable us to eat. Food has ingredients and these will determine how healthy it is, how it tastes and how it smells.
Where does food come from?
What makes food producers so great?
Why should I be grateful for food production?
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