Food Technology

Wonderful life skills are developed and the masterchefs of the future are created.

Aspects of each area within the syllabus are taught to each of the year groups so that as skills and understanding improve, more advanced aspects of each element are introduced. We adopt a flexible approach to teaching within the syllabus. This allows us to link with outside influences, events and trends and to take advantage of educational opportunities as they arise. This flexible approach ensures that lessons are contemporary and topical.

Aims of the Food Technology Department

To establish a healthy interest in all aspects of food from an early age
To teach pupils to enjoy food and to be able to make informed choices
To equip children with useful life skills
To develop personal, social and health education through the teaching of nutrition, principles of healthy eating, food safety and hygiene
To make pupils aware of all aspects of food production ‘from farm to fork’

Latest News

Blundell’s School pupils achieve excellent GCSE level results

Blundell’s School pupils have achieved an excellent set of GCSE Level results this year. This marks a significant achievement for them, particularly in the light of grades returning to normal with the more restrictive awarding of top grades than for the last 2 years.

Blundell’s School pupils achieve outstanding A level results

Blundell’s School pupils have achieved a fantastic set of A Level results this year. This marks a significant achievement, particularly in the light of grades returning to normal with the more restrictive awarding of top grades than for the last 2 years.

Blundell's Prep Shortlisted for Tes Schools Awards 2023

New Director of Rugby Tony Yapp

Blundell’s School announces new Director of Rugby Tony Yapp

Netball Success!

Congratulations to our Prep teams who have had a fantastic season on the Netball courts.

Outdoor learning programme recognised in The Week Magazine

The Educational Quality inspection reports Blundell's Prep as EXCELLENT

The Educational Quality inspection reports on the quality of the school’s work. It focuses on the two key outcomes: - The achievement of the pupils, including their academic development, and - The personal development of the pupils. In both, the school was graded as EXCELLENT, the highest grade that may be awarded.