Live Life Well @ School Resources
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Crunch&Sip® Resources
- Crunch&Sip® Resources
- Crunch&Sip® encourages children to eat more fruits and vegetables at school. Promote and implement this program at your school with these helpful resources.
Fundamental Movement Skills
Resources to Get Kids Moving
Classroom Energisers and Brain Breaks
Learning can be tiring for kids! Taking short brain breaks every 25-30 minutes:
- improves behaviour and concentration
- increases physical activity
- helps manage emotions and
- enhance learning outcomes.
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GoTime! Energisers
- Developed by Good for Kids, Good for Life.
- Physically Active Children in Education (PACE)
- Physically Active Children in Education (PACE) is an award-winning, evidence based program that supports schools to implement physical activity for all children across the school week. The program is FREE and includes training (3 hours NESA accredited), resources and equipment.
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Brain Breaks
- Developed by Northern Sydney Local Health District.
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Walk Safely to School Day
- Register your school and encourage your students and school community to walk and commute safely to school.
School resources - Active Travel
- Get Kids Active
- NSW Government information to make it easier, safer and more fun for kids to walk and ride to school.
Teaching Resources
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Fast Starts
- Fast Starts helps children engage in moderate to vigorous physical activity (huff 'n' puff) with minimal rules within 2 minutes, practising fundamental movement skills and tactical and creative movement.
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Playing for Life
- The Playing for Life activity cards adopt a game sense approach to teaching games and sport. They are aligned to Australian Curriculum teaching outcomes and support the development of children’s skills, confidence and lifelong interest in sport.
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Yulunga Traditional Indigenous Games
- A selection of games and activities from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander societies all around Australia. It provides an opportunity to learn about, appreciate and experience aspects of Indigenous culture.
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Sports Ability
- Inclusive activity cards designed to assist the delivery of sports-based activities that cater for all levels of ability.
Physical Activity and Screen Time Factsheets
Resources to Encourage Healthy Eating
Teaching Resources
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Taste & Learn
- A 5-week curriculum-aligned program to support student learning and foster enjoyment of vegetables to positively impact children’s health and wellbeing.
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VegKIT Project
- Resources to support schools to establish an environment that encourages children to learn about, try and eat vegetables every day.
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Phenomenom
- Digital toolkit for teachers with short videos and lesson plans, designed to engage students in food education.
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NSW Health Resources
- Find a range of additional practical resources on teaching healthy eating in the classroom.
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Healthy Lunchbox website
- Find a range of healthy lunchbox tips and recipes as well as a practical lunchbox builder activity.
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SWAP IT Healthy Lunchbox Program
- SWAP IT is a free, evidence-based program that helps parents and carers replace unhealthy "sometimes foods" with healthier "everyday foods" in their child's lunchbox.
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Nutrition Factsheets
- Choose Water as a Drink Fact Sheet
- Learn how much water children should drink everyday, practical tips to encourage children to drink more water and how much sugar is in some different drinks.
Healthy Lifestyle Newsletter Snippets
Newsletter snippets are a great way to share healthy lifestyle information with your school community. Snippet topics include practical ways families can:
- eat healthy snacks
- have healthy drinks
- eat more fruit and vegetables and
- turn off screens and get active.
Download snippets and add to your school's newsletters.
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Healthy Lifestyle Resources to Share with Families
Find a range of resources that you can share with families to encourage healthy eating and active living.
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National Nutrition and Physical Activity Recommendations
Find the current national guidelines for healthy eating, physical activity and sedentary behaviour for families.
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