Learn about: skin cancer, being SunSmart, the UV Alert, UV levels and how to incorporate sun protection strategies into your day to day activities. Plus receive a Certificate of Acknowledgment upon completion.
Professional Support
Generation SunSmart On-line Learning Modules

Growing Developing Healthy Relationships

GDHR is a free resource to support schools to deliver comprehensive relationships and sexuality education in line with the WA Health and Physical Education Curriculum and International Technical Guidance for Sexual Health Education. It includes lesson plans, educator notes, teaching strategies, best practice guidelines and professional learning opportunities. Parents should also check out a resource to help them Talk soon. Talk Often. Home – Talk Soon Talk Often (gdhr.wa.gov.au)
Anaphylaxis resources for schools

Schools need to be allergy aware and work with parents, guardians and children in the management of anaphylaxis.
School staff should refer to relevant policy documents and available training for managing anaphylaxis in a school environment.
The Information for Health Professionals – Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy (ASCIA) site provides further information.
Skin First Aid, Screening and Education

Melanoma skin cancer is the most common cancer in Aussies aged 15-29 years. Early detection and education for people of all ages is vital in the fight against skin cancer. Specialists in early detection and education programs, Spotscreen offers a range of community-based skin cancer screening and training programs that help save lives. Perfect for teachers, school staff, parents and students, Spotscreen’s engaging onsite programs can help protect the health & safety of your school and community.
Fitness & Skill Testing with full electronic reporting

Baseline testing and reporting with National comparisons including full individual electronic reports for students and families. Currently the largest database in the world with over 40,000 students, with high reliability and validity.
From the testing, Sports Challenge in partnership with schools will develop Daily PE sessions, PE and sport programs for students aged 5 years to 17 years.
Professional Development and training is available for staff and community stakeholders.
Programs for ‘at risk’ students & extension leadership with a focus on creativity education

‘World first’ mentoring experiential intervention/prevention and extension programs are available for schools and communities for identified ‘at risk’ students and for high performing potential leaders. Creativity and Innovation audits and programs available for extension students. Professional Development and training available for staff and organisations with a focus upon Innovation.
SNAC (incorporating SNACPlus)
A nutrition and healthy eating support site for early childhood education and care services. There are many reliable, accurate resources to help you provide a healthy eating environment at your service – fact sheets, recipes, videos, quizzes. SNACPlus is a resource to help early childhood educators introduce food and nutrition education to the children they teach. Materials have been developed specifically for early childhood education and care services, and meet the requirements of the ‘Early Years Learning Framework’ and ‘National Quality Standards’, to embed good food habits among young children that will stay with them through adulthood.
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Carers WA Young Carer team

A “young carer” is a person under the age of 25 who helps support a member of their household who is experiencing a mental health challenge, disability, long term health condition (including a chronic condition or terminal illness), a substance dependency or who is frail aged.
The Carers WA Young Carer team offers a range of specific services for education facilities and young carers aged 8 to 25, including free access to:
- Educational presentations and workshops
- Peer support groups for young carers
- Personal development sessions for educators and non-teaching staff and service providers
- Attendance at school expos and forums
- Young carer activities and events
- Counselling
- Individual support for young carers and families
- Young carer support planning through the Carer Gateway
- Career and employment support
Yogazeit. Empower – Embody – Educate.

Mindfulness and Movement for School Communities. Supporting mental, physical and social Health and Wellness – one breath at a time.
- Professional Development programs for school staff to empower classroom based (chair yoga) Mindful Movement brain breaks which meet curriculum standards. Mini-Workshops and half day PD’s available.
- Yoga and Mindfulness Incursions and Education to support mental health and physical wellbeing.
- School Term Programs aligned with the Health and PE curriculum supporting strong bodies and minds from Pre-K to Year 12.
- Staff Wellbeing Programs, Yoga Classes, Mindfulness, Sound and Martial Arts.
- Certified Children’s and Teens Yoga Educator Teacher Trainings.
Developed in schools for schools. Evidence-based secular yoga and mindfulness curriculum meeting national standards and the Australian health and wellbeing framework. Experienced in delivering outreach programming in remote and regional Western Australian School communities. Passionate about making a difference and supporting your school. One breath at a time. https://www.yogazeit.com.au. Facebook: https:www.facebook.com/yogazeitkids
Active Schools

Bluearth programs are all about using movement to create happy, healthy, engaged children. The Active Schools program is delivered over a school year, providing movement sessions for students and professional development for classroom teachers. The program’s long-term approach in a school guides teachers through a gradual release of responsibility model progressing from observation and engagement to delivery of the program themselves. Throughout the program there is also an emphasis on engaging the wider school community in physically active events. The Active School program has three variants dependent on setting and target audience: Early Childhood, Leadership and Mindful Movement programs.
A typical Bluearth session would incorporate some of Bluearth’s six elements of movement: Core movement, dynamic movement, skill activities, challenges and games, coordination and agility and movement in the environment. Sessions are usually flexible and seek to engage with the group in the best way possible; creating an environment where difficulties and successes are discussed and shared. Included are mindfulness aspects focused on breath and mindful movement and encourage participants to reflect on their experiences in a safe environment.
Professional Development Workshops

Bluearth Foundation offers several professional development workshops. Workshops suit classroom teachers. educators and other professionals who work with children. Bluearth can provide workshops free of charge at your institution by way of hosting a workshop for the region or, a private workshop for the institution for a cost per workshop. Workshops currently offered are:
– Introduction to Bluearth workshop
– Six Elements workshop (core movement, dynamic movement, coordination and agility, challenges and games, skill activities and movement in the environment)
– Early Childhood workshop
– Leadership workshop
Epilepsy Schools Program

Epilepsy WA delivers a WA-specific curriculum to help schools meet their duty of care to students living with epilepsy. We offer teacher training opportunities both in-person and via our online learning portal, tailored to ensure educators feel confident in supporting children with epilepsy. Schools can access a free web-based platform containing practical resources, including epilepsy management templates, through the Epilepsy WA website.
Animal Fun Professional Development Workshops

Animal Fun Professional Development Workshops are delivered by Sue McLaren, Program Director in your school at a time convenient to you. Maximise the effectiveness of the program by providing all staff with the background understanding of the rationale and research that supports Animal Fun. Workshops for up to 10 staff cost $165 with resources additional.
Prefer to work at your own pace -then the Animal Fun e-learning course is for you. An annual licence gives you access to all of the training information Sue McLaren delivers in-person PLUS you will receive some additional FREE downloadable posters and useful documents which will assist you with meeting National Quality Framework guidelines.
Child Safety Professional Learning and Resources
WA Child Safety Services offers workshops by qualified and experienced trainers including:
• Child Protection & Mandatory Reporting
• Protective Behaviours
• Cyber Safety & Digital Wellness
• Healthy Relationships
WACSS stocks a comprehensive range of abuse prevention resources including Primary School curriculum, books, posters and games.
Better Health Program – A free healthy lifestyle program for children 6-12 years.


Better Health Program – Free & Online Healthy Lifestyle Program for Children 6 – 12
The Better Health Program is a free healthy lifestyle program for children 6 – 12 and their
families. Funded by the Government of Western Australia Department of Health, the program is free for eligible families in WA.
Families will be paired with a personal health coach who will support them to build healthy habits as a family over 10 coaching calls. Areas of support include:
- Quality nutrition,
- Active movement,
- Balancing screen-time,
- Sleep routines, and more!
Families will also get access to a library of fun online activities and bite-sized learning resources to help put advice into practice and will receive a gift voucher upon completion of the program.
Check out our group-based programs here; betterhealthprogram.org/program-location-list/.
If you would like to sign your family up, head to betterhealthprogram.org/ or reach out to our team on 1300 822 953.
If you are an organisation and would like to work with us to promote this out to your community, you can contact Emily – our community engagement officer – at Emily.a@betterhealthcompany.org or (08) 6727 9359.
Royal Life Saving Society Western Australia
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Teacher guides: Inclusive, ready-to-use lesson plans with hands-on activities and curriculum links.
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Supporting teacher and student resources: Engaging, interactive slide decks and worksheets.
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Exciting online game: Designed for dynamic student learning
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Looking out for your crew: Ensuring everyone’s safety around water.
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Transforming peer pressure: Turning social challenges into a powerful tool for prevention and positive influence.
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Building water safety knowledge: Adopting positive attitudes and behaviours to stay safe.
The Kids Institute Discovery Centre
The Kids Research Institute Australia is one of the largest and most successful medical research institutes in Australia. We’ve created a bold blueprint that brings together community, researchers, practitioners, policy makers and funders, who share our vision to improve the health and wellbeing of children through excellence in research.
What can you expect to explore at the Discovery Centre?
The Discovery Centre is full of fun and educational games for kids to learn about science, health and medical research.
- Explore the human body using an ultrasound, X-ray or MRI and discover what researchers are doing to find out more about body organs.
- Get up close with our special microscopes, take a look inside the mouth, ear and skin and find out why our researchers are interested in snot, poo and dust mites.
- Take a tour of the places we do research – in the lab, clinic and community.
- See if you can defeat the cancer cells using immunotherapy or catch the allergens in the airway.
The Discovery Centre provides a unique experience for children aged 7 and up, and you never know – the parents might learn something too!


