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Snack-tember 2026

Snack-tember is back!

Last year, nearly 1 million children and young people took part in our first ever Snack-tember


Registration for 2026 is now open, so if you work with children and young people aged 5-16 years, in any setting, come and get involved!


REGISTER NOW and be the first to receive the latest updates about Snack-tember, and access to ALL the resources as they become available (from early May 2026 onwards).

 

What is Snack-tember all about?

We want to improve children and young people’s knowledge, skills, confidence and motivation, so that they can make and choose healthier, more sustainable snacks.

 

Throughout September 2026, we will be helping children and young people to:

  • Explore better snacking
  • Try new snacks
  • Make their own healthy snacks

We'll have a range of resources for those teaching, or working with, children and young people aged 5-16 years. These will include, activity ideas, recipes, posters and lots more!

 

Our aim is to help children and young people choose and make snacks that have:

  • MORE vegetables and fruit
  • MORE wholegrains, beans and pulses
  • LESS saturated fat, salt and sugars

These are key contributors to healthier, more sustainable snacking!

What happened last year?

 

Snack-tember was a fantastic way to inspire pupils to think more creatively about healthy eating and make positive food choices. It brought real excitement into our form lessons and encouraged meaningful discussions about nutrition.

 

 

Monica Nunes, Home Economics Teacher, Balfron High School, Glasgow

Supporters


All the Snack-tember 2026 content and nutrition messaging has been developed by the British Nutrition Foundation. 

We are grateful to our supporters, UK Flour Millers, Bel Group, Bidfood and Slimming World, whose donations are helping us to promote and run Snack-tember 2026. 

If you’d like to make a donation towards supporting the running of Snack-tember 2026, please get in touch with Claire at c.theobald@nutrition.org.uk