Healthy Kids Food Exhibition
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The Healthy Kids Food Exhibition and Training Day is an annual event where canteen workers meet, sample new products, share ideas and learn more about running a canteen.
At last year’s event, attendees said…
“Fantastic and well worthwhile attending”
“I loved the seminars, meeting the staff of Healthy Kids Association (putting names to faces), networking with other schools and the menu wall”
This year’s star attractions include a workshop on Food Inspections with Josie Rizzo, Senior Programs Officer at NSW Food Authority, cooking demonstrations from professional chefs and our ever-popular exhibits with Healthy Kids Registered Products. Click here for a full programme.
When: Tuesday 13 March 2012 from 9:30am- 3pm. Registration starts at 9am, seminars begin at 09:30 and the exhibition stands will open at 10am.
Where: Southee Complex, Sydney Olympic Park. Click here for directions to the park and here for a map of the Southee Complex.
Register now
Our member schools can register for two people to attend free of charge. Click here to download a form and return it to us by email (info@healthy-kids.com.au) or fax (02 9876 1471) by Tuesday 06 March 2012.
Non-members are also welcome to attend the event for $30/person. Simply click here to download a form and return it to Healthy Kids Association by email (info@healthy-kids.com.au) or fax (02 9876 1471) by Tuesday 06 March 2012.
Alternatively, you can become a member for as little as $83 and get two free entries. Membership provides a whole host of benefits, including menu advice from qualified dieticians; help with financial procedures and free copies of our informative magazines. You can even apply for funding to attend the Exhibition in 2013. Click here to find out more about our membership packages.
Questions?
Click here to have a look at our FAQs
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