Connecting Children and Families with Sustainable Food
At Exmoor Game School, we are committed to reengaging children and families with the origins of their food. We believe in the ethical, sustainable, and nutritious properties of game meat as well as its ability to help people to recognise the value of sustainable farming practices.
Who We Are
We are Exmoor Game School, a not-for-profit community interest company (CIC). We believe in the ethical, sustainable, and nutritious value of game meat.
What We Do
Our mission is to promote the intrinsic value of food, emphasising its ethical and nutritional significance over cost. We are committed to engaging children and families with the origins of their food.
How We're Doing it
We run sessions for schools & courses for adults to engage everyone in where their food comes from. Our initiatives bring communities closer together, getting high quality protein to the most vulnerable.
Community Cow
Cattle play a vital role cattle play as habitat creators and converting low-quality forage into high-quality protein for human consumption. This initiative gives children hands-on experience that will give them the questions to ask about their food and it's production as they grow into consumers in their own right.
Pheasant Friday
The "Pheasant Friday" project is a new, unique project that aims to connect families with a genuinely local, seasonal, and nutritionally dense food source. Children are given hands-on experience in preparing & cooking game - these skills are then taken into the home.
