Life Education Northern Territory |
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Life Education Northern Territory is a community-based, independent organisation at the front line of positive and preventative drug and health education. Approximately 6,800 students take part in our programs each year. Helping young people make informed decisions about drugs and their health is at the heart of the program, which is driven by the popular Life Education mascot Harold the giraffe. Specialist educators utilising their experience and training work with schools to develop programs to support the provision of best-practice drug education. Sessions are age specific and sequential with written and electronic resources provided to support both students and teachers in the delivery of ongoing drug education in their classroom. A visit to the mobile Life Education van facilitates the development of students' knowledge and skills to identify risks and make informed decisions. In 2006, 98% of teachers recommended their school re-book the Life Education program.
St Francis of Assisi Primary School, Humpty Doo And from students I’m your biggest fan, I’ll always be there for you. I like it when we get to see you and come into your van, it’s cool. I try to be healthy all the time. I like to eat vegetables and lots of healthy foods. Suzi came to visit today and she brought Healthy Harold, the real one, not the one on Suzi’s hand. |