Life Education Trust

Life Education inspire tamariki and rangatahi to make positive choices for their health and wellbeing.

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Online teacher professional development workshops

Develop strategies to help students suffering from anxiety, learn the signs and symptoms, calming strategies, types of treatment and where to go for help.

To learn more or register now visit: https://t.co/vHtaPGFS1l

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@HelenHaine 💗

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@TicTacmuncher64 This version of Healthy Harold is only available to our educators, but you can buy a soft Harold toy from one of our trusts: https://t.co/hlRMej8Jq4

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What do young people need to know when they face the pressure of physical perfection on social media or make choices about substances? Dr Lynn McBain shared her insights with us.
https://t.co/ufXwFAdaep

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@tea_then_coffee We have tested the air circulation in the classrooms so this seems unusual. If you would like to send us details of the location in a DM, we will investigate.

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@HelenHaine Beautifully presented! 🦒👨‍🍳🤩

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@HelenHaine Incredible! 🦒👏

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@meagankNZ That's so nice to hear!😀

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We asked NZCER to assess our effectiveness as an external education provider. The research findings are pretty great… check out what was uncovered! 👉💻https://t.co/63yr8fMtqn

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School is back and so are Harold and our mobile classrooms! It’s a critical time for tamariki to receive health education and as part of the Healthy Harold programme, our educators can teach strategies to deal with anxiety and build resilience.

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@SamuelKett Great to have you on board Samuel!

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We wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new year!

We are grateful that together we can make a difference to the health and wellbeing of young people in New Zealand.

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Food insecurity is not a third world problem - people often fail to recognise or understand the problems people have accessing food in Aotearoa.

Read our article here: https://t.co/1BX0GArPfu

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Yesterday we presented our first Money Mojo professional development workshop for secondary school teachers.

Designed to give teachers confidence to have valuable conversations with students about money, the workshop shared how financial life skills can be taught.

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More than a quarter of high school students vape at least once a week finds the latest student survey by the Asthma and Respiratory Foundation NZ and Secondary Principals’ Association.

https://t.co/LkKgmVRqqw

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A report released today by our partner Asthma and Respiratory Foundation NZ and Secondary Principals’ Association, showed more than one in four secondary school students surveyed vaped at least once a week.

Read our media release here: https://t.co/6QCJQRZ4zO

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Right now, the number of school absences are dire and this crisis point will create a wave of consequences if we don’t start working together on a solution.

https://t.co/EPrUUKdTUV

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Partnering with experts Family Planning New Zealand, Life Education can support schools to educate rangatahi about sexual identity and relationships, helping them to grow a positive self-identity and shape their perception of belonging.

Article here: https://t.co/mISUHt2Uv4

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Research done by BetterSaver, a KiwiSaver advice platform, found that 90% of young people think that schools need to teach more about budgeting and finances.

https://t.co/EBkw6FJGlv

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This week sees Auckland tamariki and rangatahi head back into online learning, but at some Auckland schools virtual truancy has become a huge issue with over 50% of students dropping off the radar.

https://t.co/T4DYEswlja