Helping food education go further

Plate Up works with schools and food education partners to make it easier for children to cook, learn and build skills for life, both in the classroom and at home.

Our free school partnership programme uses Plate Up's recipe shopping technology to connect food education with the ingredients families and schools need to put it into practice.

And every eligible shop through Plate Up generates income for the school, at no extra cost.

Free school partnership programme
Recipes linked to classroom learning
Ingredients added in a few taps
Funds raised at no extra cost

From classroom to kitchen

Learning to cook is a skill for life and schools play a vital role in helping children understand food, learn practical cooking skills and build confidence in the kitchen, but we want to make it easier for that learning to continue at home too.

Through Plate Up, schools can connect families directly with recipes linked to what their children are learning in the classroom.

Parents and carers can access the recipes at home, choose something to cook together and add easily the ingredients they need straight to their supermarket basket.

This means less planning, less searching and more opportunities to get children cooking.

How it works

1

Learn at school

Children develop practical cooking skills and food knowledge through their school's food education programme. Where supported by the programme, teachers can also use Plate Up to make planning cookery lessons easier, with the ingredients they need for a whole class added to an online supermarket shop.

2

Keep cooking at home

Parents and carers create a free account and connect to their school, giving them access to relevant recipes and content linked to their child's learning.

They can then recreate recipes at home, practise new skills together and help turn classroom learning into everyday habits.

3

Shop in a few taps

Choose a recipe and Plate Up makes getting started easy, adding the ingredients you need straight to your supermarket basket alongside your usual grocery shop. Plate Up is completely free to use, with no subscription.

4

Generate funds for your school

Every eligible shop made through Plate Up generates income for the participating school, at no extra cost to families. So the same shop that gets everyone cooking can give something back to the school too.

Making it easier to turn learning into action

Technology can't replace great teaching, but it can remove some of the everyday barriers that make cooking harder to put into practice.

By bringing recipes, learning and supermarket shopping together in one place, Plate Up can help:

Explore how technology can bridge the gap between food education at school and cooking at home.
Make it easier for schools to deliver practical food education
Encourage families to cook together more often
Build children's practical skills and confidence around food
Generate additional funds for participating schools
Make accessing the right ingredients quick and convenient
Connect what children learn at school with cooking at home
Conor Boyle
We are focused on helping children eat better, supporting schools financially, and giving back to the communities we're part of.
Conor Boyle
Founder

Partner with Plate Up

We're interested in working with schools, education organisations and partners who share our ambition to help more children and families develop the skills and confidence to cook.Whether you're interested in bringing Plate Up to your school, exploring an education partnership or finding out more about our programme, we'd love to hear from you.

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Media & partnership enquiries

For press, research and partnership enquiries about Plate Up's school programme, please get in touch with the Plate Up team.

Contact us @ Hello@plateup.app

FAQs

Everything schools and families ask about the programme.

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