In person
Hands-on health workshops for students
Peer-led sessions built around one “oh, I didn't know that” moment, not a worksheet. Bring one to your classroom, club or community centre.
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Screen time and posture
Posture & Reaction Time Test
Students run a simple ruler-drop reaction test slouched over a phone, then again sitting upright and active. Same student, two very different results. It's a direct, physical demonstration of how screen habits and posture can affect focus.
Details
What you'll do
- Run the ruler-drop reaction test while slouched over a phone.
- Run it again sitting upright and active.
- Compare your two results side by side.
What you take away: Your own before-and-after result, and a screen habit to try next: the 20-20-20 Eye Rest or a Digital Sunset.
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Sleep science
Build Your Ultimate Sleep Routine
Using a 24-hour timeline whiteboard and colour-coded blocks for screens, food, study and rest, students design their own evening wind-down. It's a routine they built themselves, not one handed to them.
Details
What you'll do
- Draw out your day on a 24-hour timeline whiteboard.
- Place colour-coded blocks for screens, food, study and rest.
- Design an evening wind-down that works for your life.
What you take away: A wind-down routine you built yourself, and a habit to try next: the Digital Sunset.
Read more about sleep
Try the Hidden Sugar Lab
One regular can of cola. How many teaspoons of sugar do you think are hiding inside? Lock in your guess, then watch the can pour. No peeking at the label!
Share of the Daily Value for sugars
One teaspoon of sugar is about 4 g. Check the label on your own drink, because brands differ.
Next step: try the Glass at the Bell questBring a workshop to your school or community centre
Tell us about your group and what you're curious about, and we'll get back to you. Ask us about timing, group size and what to set up. We can also share anonymized, school-wide progress over a term if that's useful for your team.