Our vision is that rangatahi will reach their full potential and our philosophy focuses on the well-being and mental health of rangatahi.
Life Education Trust Canterbury supports the health education needs of more than 24,000 rangatahi every year. Our specialist health teachers work with schools through a shared planning approach to support the individual needs of rangatahi in their community.
Our specialist mobile classrooms create a unique and engaging environment ensuring every young person from the Hurunui through to Rakaia has the same opportunity and support.
Here in Canterbury we’ve continued to evolve to support rangatahi needs over the last decade and respond to school’s request for support. We now have generations that fondly remember our mascot Harold the Giraffe and positive experiences from our work in schools. We’re a registered charity, we are not funded by the Government and for more than 30 years we have partnered with the Canterbury community to support generations of young people to reach their full potential.
Come and say hello
Come take a look at Harold and the Life Education team in the community.
Māori Language Week is happening next week. You can sign up using the link below to be part of the Māori Language Moment on September 14th. Harold is keen to be taking part with people from across Aotearoa this year!…
Big Harold is super proud and thankful to Ric Thorpe who managed to finish a very wet and boggy Ultra Resilience Challenge in Reefton over the weekend. Ric managed to raise $4,450, all of which he has donated to Life…
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