You know, there are some really simple and satisfying things both you and I can do every day to live more sustainably. Our humble blog hopes to share some practical tips and tricks to inspire and educate you on ways to save money, benefit our schools, communities and the environment. Happy reading!

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Finding an uneaten lunch at the bottom of the bag each day? Here are a few fun ways to entice even the fussiest eaters in your family.

Keep It Warm

If your little one digs dinner, cook extra each night then heat and store in a thermal insulated container for their lunch.

Slice And Make It Nice

If whole fruits are being left unloved, why not cut into fun shapes and send along in areusable food container orbento box.

Add a Little Love to a Lunchbox

Want to leave a message to brighten your little ones day, why not use a non-toxic marker to write a message on a banana or orange.

Lucky Dip

Store dips inleak proof containers to complement crackers or corn chips. Yoghurts or cream cheese also work well to make fruit and veggies more appealing.

Pack a Smoothie

A fruit smoothie in aninsulated drink bottle or food jar is the perfect way to ensure your kids get that quick, energy fix before they head for the playground.

Make a Medley

Ice block moulds are not only great for icy treats, you can fill with long vegetable pieces (kids love gnawing on a whole carrot) or create a dried fruit medley that they can pour out and snack on throughout the day.

Freeze Some Favourites

Store home baked favourites in thefreezer, then pop in a food pocket or container and they’ll be defrosted by lunchtime. Find some deliciousreal food recipes here.