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Hi educators!
Thanks for stopping by. Schools and early learning environments are such a powerful place for young people to learn the tools and strategies they need to Embrace their bodies for life, so we’re really grateful you’re here.
We’ve pulled together this suite of innovative, engaging body-image resources – created by experts and backed by the latest research – so you have everything you need at your fingertips.
If you’d like all our programs and resources delivered straight to your inbox, sign up for the EK Support Squad – a free service for educators and parents to support young people on their Embrace journey.
As a member of the EK Support Squad, you will receive access to all of our body image programs and resources, including the Embrace Kids Classroom Program, as well as regular tips and advice from our experts. JOIN NOW
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classroom program
ENGAGING, EVIDENCE-BASED RESOURCES FOR AUSTRALIAN STUDENTS
We’re sharing the EMBRACE KIDS film with all primary and secondary schools across Australia for FREE through the Embrace Kids Classroom Program.
Targeted to Years 5-6 and 7-8, the program aligns to the Australian Curriculum and includes five lessons that begin with a section of the EMBRACE KIDS film (rated G), edited for the classroom setting. Each film module is supported by activities and worksheets that are informed by evidence regarding effective health promotion and health education practice so you can guide your students with confidence.
To get the Embrace Kids Classroom Program delivered straight to your inbox, join the EK Support Squad today!


How You Can Access
The Embrace Kids Film in 2022
Bring the Embrace Kids Message to your School Community

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AVAILABLE
SEPTEMBER

AVAILABLE
NOVEMBER
(All Embrace Kids Screenings include a license to show the film, and a free Schools Screening Kit)

Watch The Trailer

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How to create a body image friendly school environment that keeps students happy, healthy and focused on learning


Include the FREE, curriculum-aligned embrace kids Classroom
program in your class this year
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Bring your community together for an embrace kids screening event to raise funds and change lives at the same time
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The embrace kids classroom program is coming!
We’re going live in 2023 – make this a life-changing year for your students with this FREE, curriculum-aligned, science-backed classroom resource.
Register your interest now to be the first to know when we launch.




Brydie Pendergast
Accredited Practicing Dietitian, Private Practitioner

As a primary school teacher, it can often be a delicate and daunting task to talk about body image with students. The Embrace Kids film provides teachers and schools with a wonderful platform to foster conversations in a safe and respectful environment. The real role models and kids who feature in the film are nothing short of inspiring; empowering kids to embrace their bodies, celebrate differences and find their uniqueness.
Leah French
Primary School Teacher in Regional Victoria
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