The Tuggeranong Children's Fair is Wednesday 15 April 10:30am-12:30pm at Isabella Plains Early Childhood School. This is a FREE school holiday event for Tuggeranong families.
In 2025, the wellbeing of Australia’s children stands at a crossroads. While many are doing well across key domains, far too many children are being left behind, particularly those facing systemic disadvantage.
FEAST (Food Education and Sustainability Training) is a FREE 10-week curriculum-aligned education program for primary and high schools, which explores the issue of food waste and its environmental impact, positive food choices and easy classroom cooking.
The new hub has tools and information to help understand and prevent online gambling harm among children and young people.
A Summary:
Healthy eating, regular physical activity and quality sleep are essential for good physical and mental health and wellbeing at any age.
The percentage of ACT children starting school with developmental vulnerabilities is higher than nationally.
Getting Played aims to equip young people with the critical thinking skills needed to navigate the pervasive marketing and technology landscape that promotes gambling.
Cancer Council ACT’s NEW free education and training program to support vaping prevention and safe and effective quit pathways for students at ACT secondary schools and colleges.
Our educators also provide support for teachers and schools developing and implementing whole school approaches to relationships and sexuality education for all year levels.
Applications for the 2025 Future of Education Equity Fund are now being accepted.
