The Dairy Council for Northern Ireland’s (DCNI) Food & Fitness team returned to classrooms this week for another term of fun-filled, educational visits.
Kerri Henry and Hannah Anderson led an energetic session at Acorn Integrated Primary School in Carrickfergus.
The interactive workshop focuses on the importance of a healthy diet and active lifestyle, all brought to life with colourful props, high-energy games and a lively Food & Fitness rap. Now in its 21st year, the Food & Fitness programme has engaged tens of thousands of children across Northern Ireland. To learn more and explore the resources available to teachers and parents, visit the ‘Schools’ section at the dairycouncil.co.uk website.
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