Infant students at Christ the King visited the Life Education mobile learning centre this week as a part of their Personal Development, Health and Physical Education syllabus.

The mission of Life Education is to empower our children and young people to make safer and healthier choices through education. They believe that prevention is the way to best help young people grow into healthy young adults who make good choices. 

On Monday Kindergarten meet Healthy Harold for the first time. Healthy Harold is a giraffe who educates students on their level. They participated in the ‘My Body Matters” program which focuses on personal hygiene, a healthy, balanced diet, the importance of sleep and ways to keep safe. Year 1 completed the ‘Ready, Steady, Go’ program. Students were thrilled to hear Healthy Harold teach them about the benefits of physical activity, safety strategies in different areas, how our body reacts to new situations and the importance of good nutrition and sleep. Finally our Year 2 students welcomed Healthy Harold back in growing good friends program. This program builds on the information learnt in earlier years and includes showing students ways to explore positive relationships and how they have a benefit on our health and well being. 

Below is a video of some of the students talking about their experience in the Life Education van.

 

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  • 04 Mar 2026

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    πŸ’œ CTK Supports Caritas Australia’s Big Walk for Water! πŸ’§ This Lent, Christ the King Primary is Uniting Against Poverty as part of Project Compassion. Our goal is to raise $1500 to support communities around the world with access to clean water, healthcare, and safe shelter. Every donation helps bring dignity, hope, and real change. πŸ™ ➑️ Donate here: Project Compassion Fundraiser As part of our faith in action, we’ll also be hosting a Big Walk for Water on Friday, 13 March 2026, 9:30–11:00am. The morning includes a Liturgy in St Mary MacKillop Hall followed by a walk around the school, helping students understand the daily challenges millions face to access clean water. Thank you for helping us Unite Against Poverty this Lent! πŸ’œ

    04 Mar 2026

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    πŸŽ‰ EXCITING NEWS! πŸŽ‰ Today (4 March) is Dollar Match Day for Caritas Australia’s Project Compassion! πŸ’œ From 10:00am AEDT, every online donation made to our fundraising page will be DOUBLED β€” up to a national cap of $50,000! πŸ™Œ That means: πŸ’° $50 becomes $100 πŸ’° $100 becomes $200 πŸ’° $200 becomes $400 Matched funds are provided by a generous supporter (not the school), and all donations go directly to Project Compassion. Matching applies to individual online donations up to $1,000 and runs until the $50,000 cap is reached β€” so be quick! ⏳ There’s never been a better time to Unite Against Poverty and make double the difference for vulnerable communities around the world. 🌏✨ Donate here πŸ‘‡ https://www.projectcompassion.org.au/fundraisers/christthekingprimaryschoolnorthrocks

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