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Year 10 Food and Nutrition: Nutrition for Life

Course Description

In Nutrition for Life students will be encouraged to extend their nutritional knowledge, read and understand food packaging to make informed choices and investigate the scientific role of ingredients in baked products. Students will develop interpersonal, time management and communication skills alongside building confidence with a range of cookery techniques to make nutritious meals.

Students may only choose one Food and Nutrition course in Year 10.

Learning Opportunities

In this course you will need to:

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Practical cookery skills - food safety, knife skills with a range of cookery techniques and methods.	Teenage nutrition and food planning - create dietary plans for teenagers which meet nutritional guidelines.
Interpersonal skills - collaborate in pairs and groups to develop effective communication skills while maintaining a positive attitude.	Hauora - explore the different dimensions to understand the impact of food choices on well-being.
Critical thinking - designing and creating food plans for specific dietary needs. Applying knowledge of the Hauora philosophy to inform positive food choices.	Food packaging - students will learn how to read and understand food labels in order to make informed food choices, with a focus on fat, sugar and salt.
Applied academic skills - food science and food packaging content requires cross curricular skills to be utilised.	Food science - investigate the science of baking by understanding the role that ingredients play.

Other Information:

Year 10 classes have 2 theory and 2 practical classes per timetable cycle.

Year 10 Foods and Hospitality

Resources Required

Exercise book, covered shoes for practical lessons.

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Mount Maunganui, NZ