QKFN for teachers
About QKFN
Queensland Kids Fresh Net (QKFN) is a comprehensive promotional and educational program designed to increase the awareness and consumption of fresh fruit and vegetables by primary school-aged children. Brisbane Markets Limited license the Fresh for Kids program from Sydney Markets Limited and have developed extra elements to suit Queensland schools.
Teachers from schools in Queensland can register their schools for FREE and gain access to:
- Posters
- Colourful seasonality guides and recipe brochures
- Bookmarks, tattoos, stickers and other materials
- Either a class tour of the Brisbane Produce Market or a visit from a QKFN team member to your school (within a 1 hour radius of the Brisbane CBD only for school visits)
- Use of the F & V Gang characters
- The opportunity to use the Fresh for Kids and Market Fresh Young Explorer websites as a teaching and learning tool about fruit and vegetables and healthy lifestyles.
The campaign is themed around the 'F & V Gang', fix bright and colourful fruit characters that have been specially designed to appeal to primary school aged children. The main thrust of the program is to promote fruit and vegetables as 'fun' and 'cool'.
Websites
Fresh for Kids
Encouraging your students to use the Fresh for kids website is a great way to ensure they are having a fun and educational experience on a safe website. The site includes:
Market Fresh - Young Explorer
Another excellent website for children is the Market Fresh Young Explorer section. This site includes:
If your students are registered users of either of these websites their personal information will not be used for anything other than sending out prizes.
Go for 2&5
The Go for 2&5 website is another excellent site for kids activities including:
F&V Gang
The F&V Gang consists of six lovable fruit and vegetable characters:
- Summa Strawberry
- Bazza Banana
- Megabite Apple
- Oscar Orange
- Tamara Tomato
- Captain Capsicum
The QKFN team has four life sized characters which they take with them to school presentations, and which are also available for registered schools to borrow if they are available.
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