The ability to listen is one of the keys to effective communication[more]

Energy, and how we use it, is one of the most important issues of our time[more]

Bullying among students can be a significant challenge for schools to tackle, particularly when they are hidden[more]

Bullying can seriously impact a child. but dealing with it promptly and can make a real difference[more]

Research suggests that schools can help students develop a stronger bones and a healthier future by encouraging growing bodies to be physically active[more]

Playing sport and being active at school is great for students' health and well being. But how do we make sure they play safe and are protected?[more]

Schools are at the front line when it comes to dealing with serious food allergies. So what do teachers and carers need to know?[more]

Are you allowed to bring peanut butter sandwiches to school? Sometimes teachers need to ban this popular lunchbox food because nuts can make some students sick[more]

What do you need to know before your school enters an organised, mass cycling event?[more]

What do Australian children see as being important to their health and well being? A NSW study provides valuable insights[more]

Making lunches nutritious and banning lollies, buns and sweetened drinks can have a significant impact on student health at your school[more]

Evidence is mounting of the important role schools can play in combating the obesity epidemic[more]

Regular physical activity can help every child lead a healthier, more rounded life. But for some children, particularly those with disabilities, a special effort needs to be made[more]

What can schools and other interested adults do to help combat the childhood obesity epidemic? Experts have provided a checklist[more]

Young Australians may be more physically active than is widely believed, but school physical education still plays a vital role in keeping kids on the move[more]

Physically active kids tend to do better in school than their more sedentary friends[more]

How can teachers help foster resilience in their students? And what role does resilience play in overall health?[more]

In the fight against the childhood obesity epidemic, to what extent should teachers press home the healthy eating message?[more]

Watching adult-targeted programs such as current affairs, crime shows and movies, increases sleeping difficulties in young children[more]

Children are drinking less milk and more soft drinks and fruit-flavoured beverages. It's time for schools, parent groups and governments to act[more]

Consider getting involved with a walking bus. Your own health will benefit - as well as your children's[more]

Cooperation between teachers, parents and children may be the key to preventing young people from becoming overweight and obese[more]

Environmental and policy changes at schools might help kids become more physically active and eat better[more]

The health legacy left by dedicated teachers may be greater than you think[more]

Do extra hours of physical education in school necessarily result in more active children? Scientists have uncovered some surprising results[more]