Life Education - inspiring tamariki and rangatahi to make positive choices.
We are New Zealand’s largest health education provider, supporting the health and wellbeing of young people for over 35 years.
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HEALTHY HAROLD
Our specialist Educators provide schools with unique lessons to meet their children’s learning needs. Children are excited to enter our mobile classrooms where they have engaging and memorable learning experiences. More info
HEALTHY HAROLD
Our specialist Educators provide schools with unique lessons to meet their children’s learning needs. Children are excited to enter our mobile classrooms where they have engaging and memorable learning experiences. More info
Learn more about how we inspire tamariki and rangatahi to make positive choices.
Learn more about how we inspire tamariki and rangatahi to make positive choices.
Online professional development workshops for teachers and learning support staff working with tamariki and rangatahi in early childhood, primary and secondary schools. Topics include Anxiety, Neurodiversity and Self-care for Educators.
More infoLearn about KiwiSaver, insurance, banking, savings and debt through entertaining videos and interactive quizzes.
More infoWear Yellow for Harold is an annual fundraising event hosted by Life Education's regional trusts. Schools are invited to hold a dress-up day on Friday June 13, 2025, where students wear yellow or a giraffe-themed outfit and donate a gold coin to Life Education Trust. Businesses and other organisations are welcome to join in too.
Learn MoreThis term, Life Education Trust’s Theatre in Education (TiE) team is back on the road—bringing high-energy, thought-provoking performances into schools across Aotearoa. The programme combines the power of live theatre with evidence-based learning to tackle some of the biggest challenges facing rangatahi today: vaping, underage drinking, and financial literacy.
Learn MoreLife Education Trust acknowledges and supports the Government’s announcement to embed financial education as a core element of the refreshed social sciences curriculum for Year 1-10 students. Life Education Trust Chief Executive, Mark Weatherall, said financial literacy was an essential life skill that helps empower individuals to make informed financial decisions, protects them from falling into debt traps, and reduces inequality.
Learn MoreWe were deeply saddened by the passing of Trevor Grice, the founder of Life Education Trust in New Zealand. Trevor's passionate advocacy for the health and wellbeing of young people has had a profound impact across Aotearoa. A memorial service to celebrate Trevor's life was held on February 22, 2025.
Learn MoreWear Yellow for Harold is an annual fundraising event hosted by Life Education's regional trusts. Schools are invited to hold a dress-up day on Friday June 13, 2025, where students wear yellow or a giraffe-themed outfit and donate a gold coin to Life Education Trust. Businesses and other organisations are welcome to join in too.
Learn MoreThis term, Life Education Trust’s Theatre in Education (TiE) team is back on the road—bringing high-energy, thought-provoking performances into schools across Aotearoa. The programme combines the power of live theatre with evidence-based learning to tackle some of the biggest challenges facing rangatahi today: vaping, underage drinking, and financial literacy.
Learn MoreLife Education Trust acknowledges and supports the Government’s announcement to embed financial education as a core element of the refreshed social sciences curriculum for Year 1-10 students. Life Education Trust Chief Executive, Mark Weatherall, said financial literacy was an essential life skill that helps empower individuals to make informed financial decisions, protects them from falling into debt traps, and reduces inequality.
Learn MoreWe were deeply saddened by the passing of Trevor Grice, the founder of Life Education Trust in New Zealand. Trevor's passionate advocacy for the health and wellbeing of young people has had a profound impact across Aotearoa. A memorial service to celebrate Trevor's life was held on February 22, 2025.
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