
Are our children moving enough?
As we move through the middle of 2026, it’s important to pause and reflect on this simple but powerful question.
The evidence suggests that many are not.
This Week reminds us that learning sits at the heart of stronger, healthier communities. This year’s “Showcase Your School” theme is a chance to celebrate schools and the far-reaching impact they have on us all.
Education Week is a powerful reminder that learning sits at the heart of stronger, healthier and more connected communities.
This year’s theme, “Showcase Your School,” encourages school communities to celebrate what makes their environments unique, from the people and programs to the culture and connections that support students to thrive. It’s an opportunity to recognise the positive impact schools have, not just within their walls, but across the broader community.
While Education Week is often associated with classrooms, its influence extends far beyond them. Education shapes how we think, how we make decisions and ultimately, how we live. It equips students with the tools to understand their health, stay active and engage meaningfully within the world around them.





At Proactivity, we see education as a key driver of long-term health outcomes.
It’s not just about delivering programs or providing equipment; it’s about empowering students with the knowledge and confidence to make informed choices about their well-being. Whether it’s understanding how to move safely, building sustainable habits, or creating environments that support active lifestyles, education underpins everything we do.
The “Showcase Your School” theme also highlights the importance of community. When schools open their doors and share their successes, they strengthen connections between students, families, and the wider community, reinforcing that learning is a shared journey.
Education Week also allows us to recognise the role of educators, facilitators, and community leaders who inspire and guide others every day. Their work creates ripple effects, supporting individuals, strengthening communities and contributing to a healthier society.
Education Week also allows us to recognise the role of educators, facilitators, and community leaders who inspire and guide others every day. Their work creates ripple effects, supporting individuals, strengthening communities and contributing to a healthier society.
Why Education Week Is Really About Transforming Lives and Building a Healthier Future. Importantly, it reminds us that education should be accessible to everyone.
When we prioritise inclusive, evidence-based learning, we create opportunities for people of all backgrounds and abilities to thrive.
As we reflect on Education Week, it’s worth considering the broader role education plays in health and well-being. When people are informed, supported and connected, they are better equipped to live active, fulfilling lives.
Because when we celebrate our schools, we celebrate the foundations of healthier futures for all.
Managing Director, Proactivity

As we move through the middle of 2026, it’s important to pause and reflect on this simple but powerful question.
The evidence suggests that many are not.

Most child safety training is generic and compliance-driven. We chose a more practical approach – equipping our team with the confidence and clarity to apply safeguarding in real-world situations every day.