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Providing a whole school approach to nutrition and physical activity A joint initiative between the NSW Department of Education and Communities and NSW Health Benefits of the Program Improving quality of Improve teaching FMS students


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A joint initiative between the NSW Department of Education and Communities and NSW Health

Providing a whole school approach to nutrition and physical activity

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Benefits of the Program

Improve student’s health & learning

  • utcomes

Improving quality of teaching FMS & nutrition education

‘Whole of

school approach’ Professional development hours for teachers Ongoing support from Local Health District

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Available Resources

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Available Resources

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LLW@S Initiatives

Funding Ideas

School breakfast club

Water bubblers

Canteen upgrade with fresh food storage units Crunch & Sip promotion Nude Food days and waste audits School kitchen gardens Sports equipment & storage Playground markings respray Bike racks Cooking and gardening equipment

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LLW@S Initiatives

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LLW@S Initiatives

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LLW@S Initiatives

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LLW@S Initiatives

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LLW@S Initiatives

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Ryde LLW@S Contact

Jono Noyes

Jonathon.noyes@health.nsw.gov.au

9976 9532

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Sustainable gardening workshops & resources

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Building the school garden

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Teaching students how to garden

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Linking school gardens to curriculum outcomes

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Harvesting the food

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Harvest celebration

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Sharing workshop

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How are schools utilising their Fruit & Veg gardens?

  • Numeracy in the Kitchen Garden - Linking your school food

garden to mathematical curriculum outcomes

  • Canteens - KidsGrow KidsCook resource:

https://healthy-kids.com.au/category/66/kitchen-garden

  • Science - Teachers can incorporate the garden easily (eg.

extracting chlorophyll, photosynthesis etc)

  • PDHPE - Coal Loader Health Topics Resource etc.
  • Art - Scarecrows, drawings, garden signs, pumpkin comps