
From Labels to Curiosity: Rethinking Food Education in Schools
Healthy eating education in schools has long relied on a top-down approach, emphasising nutrition facts and ‘healthy choices’ to shape behaviour. While well-intentioned, this method
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The Curious Nutritionist delivers engaging incursions with practical tools and resources to help teachers and schools foster positive food relationships, build body positivity, and navigate health messages with confidence.
The Curious Nutritionist provides evidence-based food and nutrition support for teachers and schools. Our programs promote whole-school wellbeing by fostering positive food relationships with tailored professional learning to meet your needs.
The Curious Nutritionist offers evidence-informed tools and programs to support safe food education. Our resources help schools foster positive food relationships, promote wellbeing, and encourage lifelong healthy eating habits.
The Curious Nutritionist works with primary schools to provide nutrition and health programs that promote healthy eating through engaging students with practical ‘hands on’ learning experiences.
Healthy eating education in schools has long relied on a top-down approach, emphasising nutrition facts and ‘healthy choices’ to shape behaviour. While well-intentioned, this method
In a world dominated by social media and relentless health propaganda, we have reached a pinnacle of idealistic, well-intentioned, and potentially harmful food messaging in
Teachers and Parents, It’s that time of year again! We’re approaching the start of the school year, which can bring about the parent lunch box
The contents of a lunch box is a contentious issue. Parents battle with what to pack to meet school policy and guidelines; children don’t always
Are you ready for it? It’s the beginning of the school year here in Australia and I’m holding my breath for the onslaught of the
Perspective of a teacher and nutritionist The beginning of the school year is the peak season for the lunch box debate. I’ve been a teacher