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A candid indoor scene of young people chatting and laughing. The focus is a smiling Black woman with braided hair wearing a dark jacket and a "BITE BACK" lanyard, talking with a blonde woman in a cream sweater. Background is softly blurred.

Shaping English Schools From The Inside: Chloe’s Journey

28 May 2026

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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Behind every campaign win, every headline, every policy shift, there are young people who refused to stay silent. Young people who have felt the impact of a food system built to mislead us and who chose to fight back.

Scroll down to meet the young activists challenging the system, speaking truth to power, and proving that change is not only possible it’s already happening.

A group of young people standing in front of Kelloggs headquarters with the famous chicken on a red brick building behind them. They are wearing white shorts and have wheelbarrows with mud in front of them.

Tony The Tiger Found Toothless — Kellogg's Loses Legal Challenge

How Kelloggs lost their legal challenge against the Government regarding new regulations that limit how unhealthy food and drinks can be promoted in shops.

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All attendees of the Food System Accelerator launch posing for a photo on the steps outside the venue in front of a yellow wall with a wooden door. They are holding signs signifying their companies (Tesco, Innocent, KFC, Deliveroo, Danone, Compass and Jamie Oliver)

“We Need A Level Playing Field”

Businesses Support More Government Action

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A tall, young black woman with shoulder length braids and wearing a medium length beige coat is holding a microphone and stood in front of a projected screen addressing an audience. The audience are sat on yellow chairs and facing the presenter in a semi-circle, while a camera on a tripod records fr

Young People In London Call On Councils To Take Action On Junk Food Ads

Members of the Youth Board met with council representatives and public health specialists from London boroughs to present their manifesto to end junk food advertising in London in February 2022.

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Timi, a young black male in a grey hoodie, is leaning over a table and writing on a yellow sheet of paper.

Don’t Starve Britain’s Young People Of A Chance At A Healthy Future

Timi shares his experience with free school meals in this blog, and why they continue to be significant for young people.

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Anisah a young brown girl with long brown hair wearing a dark shirt talking animatedly to fellow activists.

Why I Spent Years Eating Jacket Potatoes and Plain Pasta

I was called a picky eater, but really — I just had my options taken away.

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A young woman standing on a platform speaks through a microphone to a larger crowd.

Finally: No More Junk Ads Before 9pm

We’re delighted that the Prime Minister has taken concrete action for child health with a 9pm watershed for junk food ads.

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Bite Back activist Dev is stood in front of Westminster with a serious expression on his face and is holding up a protest sign that reads ‘we’re biting back’

We’d #AdEnough , and so we changed the law!

Dev shares his story about campaigning against junk food ads that led to the restrictions being passed by the Government in 2021.

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Does Your School Food Pass The Test?

Get the low-down on school food standards, and use our handy guide to find out if your school food fits the standard!

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