Prevention through health education has never been more important than it is right now, both in terms of physical health and social and emotional wellbeing.
Life Ed Queensland are committed to supporting students to live healthier and safer lives, and our Life Ed Hub is your free online place for all teacher lessons and resources and program information.
Register, login and access all Healthy Harold, Talk About It program, School Toolkit and the new Triple P Parent resource area on the Life Ed Hub.
This module focuses on cybersafety, cyber ethics and building positive relationships with friends online and offline. Students explore a range of issues such as password security, risks of sharing personal information, how to communicate respectfully both online and offline, and strategies to handle bullying including cyberbullying.
Introducing Take a Breath, students learn to locate and evaluate information concerning smoking and vaping from a range of trusted sources. Students learn to differentiate between myths and facts, in order to make informed decisions, explore the impacts of smoking and vaping plus strategies that model assertiveness in challenging situations.
With interactive Life Ed lessons and a suite of educational resources for Junior, Middle and Upper Primary year levels, the Life Ed Hub is an important resource to support teachers, children and their parents.
Vaping, coping with stress and anxiety, overcoming isolation from friends and family, staying healthy and active, communicating respectfully and openly, as well as being safe online, are just some of the topics now available via the Life Ed Hub.
Introducing Take a Breath, students investigate the issues around vaping and smoking. Students are encouraged to stop and “take a breath”, ask questions, seek answers and exercise critical thinking skills before making a decision.
One of the Talk About It program modules for Prep through to Year 2 is Safe Kids, Safe Bodies. Students:
Join Healthy Harold to discover the importance of personal hygiene, healthy food choices, physical activity and ways to stay safe.
Harold and his friends want to look their best for photo day at school, but discover that things don’t always go to plan. This module focuses on things children can do to keep themselves healthy including:
This lesson explores building positive, safe and respectful relationships – both online and offline, and strategies to respond to unsafe situations.
One of our Life Education Modules, Relate Respect Connect is a unique, contemporary learning experience that explores building positive, safe and respectful relationships.
Continuing our proud tradition of empowering children and young people to make safe and healthier choices through education, Relate Respect Connect equips students with knowledge, skills and strategies to help them develop safe and respectful relationships – face to face and online.
Healthy Harold and his friends teach us the importance of friendship, how our words & actions can make a difference to others, & how nutritious food helps to keep our body healthy.
Harold battles to figure out what to give his grandma for her birthday, until his friends Boots and Red, step in and offer some good ideas. This animated story takes us to familiar surroundings where students can:
This module focuses on cybersafety, cyber ethics and building positive relationships with friends online and offline. The students explore a range of issues such as password security, risks of sharing personal information, how to communicate respectfully both online and offline, and strategies to handle bullying including cyberbullying as well as: