A new year, a new class and a fresh start. Establishing classroom routines and rituals can include building healthy habits. Here are some tips on how to embed Crunch&Sip and SunSmart practices from the start of the year.
With the summer holidays just around the corner it’s time to start thinking about some fun and easy family activities that won’t break the bank. Why not get your kids helping in the kitchen and create some yummy festive snacks to enjoy with family and friends.
The annual Great Vegie Crunch took place from Monday 9 September to Friday 13 September at primary schools across the state
Well over 100 Western Australian schools will munch away during the upcoming Great Vegie Crunch which runs from Monday 9 September to Friday 13 September.
An incredible 13,600 students from 551 classrooms participated in this year’s annual March Munch event.
With approximately 47% of Australian children consuming sugary drinks every day, it’s time to start putting water back on the agenda.
On May 29, Malibu School in Safety Bay celebrated its annual Crunch&Sip and Walk to School activity day.
National and state data tells us that the consumption of vegetables is far below recommended levels with 5 out of 6 WA kids (84%) aged 4-11 years failing to meet recommendations. Eeek!
Crunch&Sip is excited to announce a new partnership with Healthway and Perth Glory.
No it wasn't an earthquake during the first week of September, it was the sound of 27,000 kids from across Western Australia crunching on fresh vegetables while participating in The Great Vegie Crunch event.
Lollies or ‘Pizza with the Principal’ as a reward for good behaviour. Class parties full of junk food. Chocolate fundraisers. Does your school contradict healthy eating habits that are taught in the classroom? Do you keep quiet about a nutrition issue for fear of rocking the boat?
Sugar. It’s sweet, sticky and helps the medicine go down, but did you know that more than two-thirds of Aussie kids eat more of it than they should?
Comet Bay Primary School in Secret Harbour has partnered with their local Woolworths to ensure all of their students have access to good food at school.