With the school holidays fast approaching, you might be left wondering how you’ll entertain your family without the drawcard of a visit to the Royal Show. These extraordinary times call for an extraordinary approach, so this year, we’re bringing the Royal Show straight to your backyard. At every turn of the trolley, we’re faced with food advertising, health claims, discounts, and promotions. To help you confidently judge your options at the supermarket we’ve put together this guide to navigating the aisles. When it comes to packing Crunch&Sip, ‘fresh’ may not always be available or may be too expensive depending on where you live. So what are the alternatives? Take a moment to refresh yourself, and your families, on the key points for crunching and sipping in the most hygienic way, and keep up the great work in your classroom. Caring for children takes loads of energy, focus and resilience so prioritising your own health and looking out for your colleagues is an important part of keeping EVERYONE healthy and happy. To remind you of this we’ve put together some tips for looking after yourself at school. During March a massive 20,328 Western Australian students from 824 classrooms challenged themselves to eat vegies every day for their Crunch&Sip breaks.
Your ultimate guide to bringing the Royal Show home this school holidays
Food detectives: decoding labels and navigating the supermarket
Is fresh always best?
Clean, Crunch&Sip!
Health and wellbeing at school
Massive March Munch