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Four people in a school kitchen stand behind a bench with fresh ingredients, including lettuce, tomato, capsicum, carrot, avocado and eggs

Students lead nutritious changes at Kingsley Park Primary School

Student-led initiatives like soup and smoothie days, along with their nutritious canteen, reflect their whole-school commitment.

child wearing a hat watering the plants in the garden as adult looks on

Early Childhood Services

Kids on Gallaghers Child Care Centre bringing health and wellbeing together through Healthy Places

This child care community in Glen Waverley has experienced the extended benefits of their centre participating in Healthy Places.

A signboard of Lowanna College featuring its name

Lowanna College recognised for commitment to health and wellbeing

This school has become the first secondary school in Victoria to be recognised for demonstrating a whole school approach.

Raised garden bed filled with leafy green and purple vegetables growing outdoors beside a brick wall.

Early Childhood Services

Community-wide benefits for EACH Child through Healthy Places

EACH Child has made a big impact by making incremental changes on its journey through Healthy Places.

girl in red uniform planting in the garden

Mornington Peninsula school uses Healthy Places to guide health and wellbeing

St Joseph's Catholic Primary School in the Mornington Peninsula’s Crib Point has been using Healthy Places for several years to guide their comprehensive approach to health and wellbeing.

Two women dressed in black smiling and displaying a certificate

Whole-school health and wellbeing success for Camp Hill Primary School

Camp Hill Primary School in Bendigo has demonstrated its commitment to happy healthy children through Healthy Places.