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Water only policy template
From the National Heart Foundation
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From the National Heart Foundation
Watch and learn about the digestive system. What happens to the different foods you eat?
The walking school bus is a great and interactive way to get kids active without putting any pressure on them.
This is a guide for parents/caregivers and teachers to advise them on practical ways to set up a walking school bus.
This section of our web site focuses on useful information for teachers, educators and health professionals.
The Food Curriculum Project – has tools and resources for year 8 food teachers
Vegetables.co.nz has produced many resources over the years that are all free (except for our Vegetables – a user's guide).
We have many resources that can be downloaded, ordered, banners to request and teaching material on offer.
vegetables A - Z
Recipes
Videos
Education Resources
Fresh NZ Vegetables
We all know vegetables are good for us, and our Vegetables Cookbook inspires with tasty vegetable recipes for everyone to enjoy. From the National Heart Foundation
Diabetes NZ provides information, resources and support for those with diabetes - Type 1 and Type 2.
Good learning here.
Diabetes NZ provides information, resources and support for those with diabetes - Type 1 and Type 2.
Good learning here.
Always wanted to find out more about the traditional māori kai for example the process of a hangi or how to make rewena bread? Follow this link to find all the answers
Māori kai (food) is prepared using a delicious combination of kai moana (food from the sea) and kai whenua (food from the land). In this blog we talk about some of the commonly used ingredients found in traditional Māori foods.
Tradition on a Plate will show viewers how to cook delicious traditional Māori food from their own kitchen.
Tooth / Teeth Diagrams Black and White Line Art Clip Art Set for Commercial Use
You can promote a supportive environment by developing a healthy food and drink policy with help from your students, tumuaki, whānau, canteen staff and wider community.
We have created these resources to help you develop and implement a policy that will make a real difference.
The TKI pages on teaching the H&PE curriculum
The food choices made at school can have an impact on a child’s overall health. Learn how to plan, prepare and choose healthy school meals and snacks that everyone will enjoy.
Go inside the human body and see first-hand how the respiratory system works. Vivid animation and real-life examples demonstrate the respiration process, including the transfer of oxygen into the bloodstream and the effect of exercise on the respiratory system. From the Australian educational program 'The Body in Motion: An Introduction', Classroom Video, 2010
The Muscular System Explained In 6 Minutes