What we do

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Youth Activists

From all over the country, our activists bring stories and experiences to send a loud message: fuel us, don’t fool us.
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Bite Back in Schools

Our fully-funded programme has already reached over 30,000 students across more than 200 schools.

Exclusive Research

We gather youth insights, and commission detailed research to reveal just how unfair the food system is.

Shape your streets

Empowering young people in your Local Authority to explore and influence their local food environment.

Test Your Knowledge

Think you know school food?

Take the quiz and test your knowledge.

From outdated standards to grab-and-go lunches — how much do you really know about school food in England?

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Tell Your MP:
Fix School Food in England

Writing to your MP is quick and easy. Enter your postcode, we’ll find your MP, and send a ready-made message asking them to become a School Food Champion.

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Real Stories. Real Change.

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NEWS

Big Food is feeling the heat. Dolly van Tulleken Is Joining Bite Back

We’re buzzing to announce that Dr. Dolly van Tulleken is joining Bite Back as our new Chair of Trustees — helping lead the fight for a fairer food system where every child has the right to a healthy childhood.
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Youth Story

Shaping English Schools From The Inside: Chloe’s Journey

How Bite Back activist Chloe led award-winning change as a School Food Champion, and her plan to make it national.
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IMPACT

In 2025, Young people stood up and delivered real systemic change

From taking on the junk food industry to driving major policy wins, discover how young activists helped reshape the national conversation around children's health in 2025.