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Powerpoint for today's lesson which includes dietary reference values: 

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Powerpoint for today's lesson which includes dietary reference values: 

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Impact of nutrition on Health and Wellbeing

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https://www.food.gov.uk/sites/default/files/multimedia/pdfs/nutrientinstitution.pdf

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Skim & scan the above webpages to find out more about DIETARY REFERENCE VALUES, then discuss with class.
Click on ICON below to see what the British Heart Foundation (bhf) have to say about food labelling

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Food labelling can help us make an informed decision when shopping. We explain how to use back-of-pack food labels to make healthy choices.

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What are DIETARY REFERENCE VALUES & how do we use them?

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What are DIETARY REFERENCE VALUES & how do we use them?

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Humans need many different food nutrients if they are to stay healthy and reduce the risk of diet-related disease. Dietary Reference Values are the amounts of nutrients that people need to stay healthy -- but how are they calculated? This video explains. For more information: http://www.efsa.europa.eu/en/topics/topic/drv.htm

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People have different dietary needs and intake depending on a range of factors. 

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People have different dietary needs and intake depending on a range of factors. 

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List at least 3 factors

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What are the benefits of a balanced diet

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What are the benefits of a balanced diet

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What is the EATWELL PLATE?