Centred around the Embrace Kids film, directed by 2023 Australian of the Year Taryn Brumfitt, the targeted and free five-week program ...
Classroom program offers hope of a scalable tool to prevent eating disorders
With body dissatisfaction and the prevalence of eating disorders disturbingly on the rise in children, South Australian researchers say a new classroom program is showing potential as a powerful national prevention tool in schools.
Currently being piloted in 20 schools across SA and Queensland, the Embrace Kids Classroom Program is aligned to the curriculum and taps into three core messages that work to correct negative and harmful ideas children can absorb about their bodies.
Currently being piloted in 20 schools across SA and Queensland, the Embrace Kids Classroom Program is aligned to the curriculum and taps into three core messages that work to correct negative and harmful ideas children can absorb about their bodies.
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Business Manager - Bundaberg State High School
We are seeking a motivated and adaptable Business Manager to provide leadership and oversight of finance, human resources, and facilities management at Bundaberg State...
