The platform Mon assiette Ma planète offers free educational materials, professional meetings, and virtual reality experiences focused on food, farming, and career exploration for students from elementary to high school. The resources are tailored to match school curricula and include activity sheets, videos, posters, quizzes, case studies, and comics. They are organized by educational level and topic, aiming to help students develop their own views on food choices, where food comes from, and farming methods without pushing any specific eating habits.
An hour-long animated video, designed for students in cycles 2 and 3 (typically ages 8 to 15), features a farmer and a dietitian discussing sustainable food practices, product origins, biodiversity, farm life, and the relationship between health and diet. This animation is available free of charge and throughout the year, with nearly 12,800 students benefiting from it annually. According to reports, 97% of teachers who have used the resource express satisfaction with its content and effectiveness.
Since 2017, Mon assiette Ma planète Meetings have brought students from primary school through high school on field trips to farms, butchers’ shops, and meat production facilities. These visits use interactive and playful learning tools to engage students and are available all year. While students can participate in covering the cost of transportation, more than 7,000 students have taken part in these visits by 2026.
The platform also offers a virtual reality experience called "Professions in immersion," which lets middle and high school students explore careers in farming and the meat industry through 360° films. Each session lasts about two hours and includes accompanying teaching materials. These experiences are reserved through regional committees of INTERBEV, making them ideal for career fairs or student orientation events.
Teachers can access a variety of ready-to-use resources, including in-class activities, field trips, and virtual reality sessions, all of which can be downloaded or reserved through the platform’s website. This makes it easier for educators to integrate these materials into their lessons and provide students with a more dynamic and engaging learning experience.
Educational Platform Offers Resources on Food, Farming, and Careers
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