Health Promoting School

Your school is aiming to encourage healthy eating and the benefits of physical activity through the curriculum, school policy and through sharing information with families.


Make a plan to achieve Health Promoting School

Staff and student mental health and wellbeing resources

The sense of community that schools offer is important to maintain for children and young people, even as routines change. Be You have developed some great resources to help you look after students’, and your own, mental health and wellbeing.

Be You wellbeing tools for students

Be You wellbeing tools for staff

Be You also have a range of mental health and wellbeing fact sheets with 7 main themes - wellbeing, development, social and emotional learning, relationships, mental health issues and conditions, mental health support, and grief, trauma and critical incidents.


Cultural Respect resource

Feeling welcome and included is important for all families in our learning communities.

Move Well Eat Well have created a new resource is to support you in building a culturally respectful School that is welcoming for Aboriginal families. 
It provides suggestions for:

  • building cultural awareness
  • creating a welcoming environment
  • working in partnership
  • including Aboriginal cultures and histories in staff and student/child learning
  • links to The Australian Curriculum /Early Years Learning Framework
  • Tasmanian and interstate resources

Thank you to Aboriginal Education Services and Warawyn Children's Services for your help in creating this resource.

Cultural Respect resource for schools


Ideas for the classroom, curriculum, policy, families and the wider school community

Curriculum

Our curriculum units are currently under review. Send us an email for more information.

Policy

A policy for health and wellbeing is part of a whole school approach to improving outcomes for children. We have a policy template available for all member schools to use and personalise to their school context.

Policy template

Families

Help families understand Move Well Eat Well by using the following resources:
  • Put this jpg file in your newsletter

  • Share your school's policy with families. Display it in the school reception or foyer.

  • Move Well Eat Well Member logo for your school's website

  • Direct families to the Families section of the Move Well Eat Well website

  • Copy and paste information about Move Well Eat Well into your school enrolment or family information booklet or make your own flyer to go in your school handbook. See ideas below.

School community

  • Find ideas for the food service you offer i.e. canteen, local shop, catering business.

  • Use your canteen, class cooking or lunch service to reinforce healthy eating.

  • Give your student leaders a role in promoting MWEW, at assembly, in daily PE and in the playground.

  • Expand an existing team to include Move Well Eat Well: your Kids Matter team? your student leaders? your Health and Wellbeing Team?

Awards


Applying for an Award