Kickstarting Term 4 with learning about being Sunsmart.

Glenbrae is a accredited Sunsmart School. This means in Term 1 and 4 all students and staff have to wear hats when outside in the sun. We also learn about why it is important to protect ourselves when we are out in the sun. This is a Powtoon presentation created by Lindakiki and Maara to share their learning about being Sunsmart. Enjoy and please leave a comment.

Being Sunsmart at Glenbrae

Glenbrae school is a Sunsmart school. As part of being a Sunsmart school all students and teachers have to wear hats when they are outside in Term 1 and Term 4. Every class also has sun screen for students and teachers to apply before leaving the classroom.

Why is it important to be Sunsmart?

Because skin cancers are the most common form of cancers in New Zealand.  The incidence of melanoma skin cancer is among the highest in the world. 

Sunsmart students Mateaki, Taki and Hemi

Sun exposure to the sun makes us vulnerable to skin cancer. The more we cover and stay in the shade the less chances we have of developing skin cancer.

Hats and sunscreen before heading outside