supporting young people
At Warburtons, our values are at the heart of everything we do. Working alongside teachers and experts, we’re creating quality classroom experiences that share these values with the next generation. Our curriculum-linked resources celebrate family and community, develop skills and ambition, empower children to take shared responsibility for their health and wellbeing and encourage young people to care for themselves and others.
Bake it ’til you make it! Warburtons Bake the Most of Life is calling on young flavour-makers aged 5–11 to roll up their sleeves and get creative in the Family Baked Moments Competition.
Inspired by heart-warming family memories and packed with delicious potential, the challenge? Design a brilliant bread topping that tells a personal story. Schools across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland can take part using curriculum-linked resources that make entering as easy as… well, sliced bread.
The winning classes will enjoy a flour-powered cooking workshop, and standout students can scoop meal kits worth up to £150 – perfect for bringing their edible memories to life at home.
It’s all part of the Bake the Most of Life programme, blending PSHE and geography in one tasty activity.
Entries close 28 November 2025. To see more about the competition please visit: bakethemostoflife.co.uk/competition
Our Rise to Success: Careers Card Game has been created to help 11–16-year-old students explore a wide range of careers in the food industry in an engaging, informal way. Through the interactive card game, students will explore over 25 roles, link their skillset with job roles and appreciate how a mixture of qualifications, skills and interests can be a recipe for success!
Our new Farm to Food module has been designed to spark conversations in your classroom about where food comes from. Pupils will discover the process of how their food is grown, produced and processed before it arrives on their plate, while making connections to their daily lives using these interactive resources. Designed for pupils aged between 4-7 or 7-11, these resources have been adapted from The Country Trust’s Discover Warburtons Wheat Farm in a Box programme, so that teachers can deliver the learning without the need for the physical box. Discover more about The Country Trust and their resources here.
The Eatwell Lunchbox module has been created to help 7 to 11-year-olds appreciate the important role nutrition and food plays in their life. In the lesson, pupils identify how bread can be combined with other foods to create a balanced diet. They are invited to investigate the appearance, texture, taste of bread before creating their own original healthy lunch box containing all the nutrients a human body needs for a day of activity.
Our World of Bread module has been created to help 5–7-year-olds with science, geography, health, and wellbeing. These classroom resources include a custom-made interactive map of the world, that uses facts and storytelling to teach and inspire children.
Our Grain to Plate module has been created to support 7 to 11-year-olds with science, geography, health, and wellbeing. This module has been designed to help children increase their understanding of where food comes from, whilst also encouraging them to appreciate and explore the benefits of a healthy, varied diet.
Our Mix of Skills module has been created to help 11-14-year-olds develop their career understanding and employability skills. It supports the Gatsby Career Benchmarks and is linked to the Design and Technology curriculum. In this module, students are supported to develop a range of transferrable skills, such as teamwork, speaking, listening and problem solving, by taking part in our real-world challenges.
Our Keep Calm and Cook module has been created to develop creative and adaptable cooks and is aimed at 11- to 14-year-olds. This can be delivered flexibly, over one or two lessons and includes three tasty recipes, adapting recipes and minimising food waste as well as remaining calm when circumstances change.
Our Harvesting Family Favourites module has been created to celebrate the shared values that bind us together and is aimed at 5-7- and 7–11-year-olds. It explores the ways we break bread together across different cultures and cuisines and encourages sharing favourite family meals.
