Top Tips for Parents Polish Translation (PDF 1.84MB)

Top Tips for Parents Polish Translation - Your Guide to Positive Parenting

Top Tips for Parents Portugese Translation (PDF 1.58MB)

Top Tips for Parents Portugese Translation - Your Guide to Positive Parenting

Top Tips for Parents Lithuanian Translation

Top Tips for Parents Lithuanian Translation - Your Guide to Positive Parenting

Top Tips for Parenting Teenagers Polish Translation (PDF 782KB)

Top Tips for Parenting Teenagers Polish Translation - Your guide to positive parenting

Top Tips for Parenting Teenagers Lithuanian Translation (PDF 1.95MB)

Top Tips for Parenting Teenagers - Your guide to positive parenting

Top Tips for Parenting Teenagers- Portugese Translation (PDF 1.57MB)

Your Guide to Positive Parenting Teenagers

Top Tips for Parenting Teenagers - Chinese Translation (PDF 1.60MB)

Your Guide to Positive Parenting Teenagers

School food: the essential guide (and Irish translation)

School food: the essential guide contains a series of eight practical guidance booklets designed to help schools improve pupils' nutrition and implement healthier eating and drinking practices. The booklets provide advice and support for the key areas in which food, drinks and nutrition issues affects schools. Mini case studies support the advice given and, where appropriate, the booklets provide details of recommended further resources.Individual booklets in the series are available as PDF files below:

Healthy breaks for pre-school children leaflet (English and Irish translation)

Leaflet for parents explaining why a healthy break is so important for pre-school children and some tips and ideas for healthy nutritious breaks.�

Healthy breaks for pre-school children poster (English and Irish translation)

Poster explaining why a healthy break is important.�

Your activity record book (English and Irish translation)

This fun physical activity record book outlines the recommended physical activity guidelines for children aged 5 to 18 and includes an easy way for children to keep track of how much physical activity they are getting.(Irish translation of 2011 booklet)