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In this set of interconnected learning experiences students investigate how tax can target risk-taking behaviour by, for example, taxing alcohol and cigarettes to make them less affordable or by funding anti-smoking campaigns to reduce smoking.

In this suite of activities, students analyse the link between health and tax-funded programs and the factors that influence equity of government health funding and outcomes. They explore the role of tax in contributing to sports participation and propose and evaluate facilities designed to improve physical health. Students also access and synthesise health information about physical activity and healthy eating. As a suite, these activities can…

In this set of interconnected learning experiences students analyse factors that influence equity of government health funding and outcomes, with a particular focus on mental health.

In this set of interconnected learning experiences students consider how tax contributes to sport participation and physical health. They propose and evaluate facilities to improve physical health. 

In this set of interconnected learning experiences students access and synthesise health information about physical activity and healthy eating.

In this suite of activities students critically analyse how health and wellbeing are influenced by conditions into which people are born, grow, live, work and age and consider what is being done by the Australian health care system to address inequalities. They investigate the link between work and wellbeing, as well as the links between tax and spending, and Australia’s wellbeing programs, services and initiatives and sport and recreation. As a…

In this suite of activities, students critically analyse how health and wellbeing are influenced by conditions into which people are born, grow, live, work and age. They build on their understanding of what the Australian health care system is doing to address inequalities.

In this suite of activities, students develop a deep understanding of the link between tax and spending and investigate and critically analyse government funded health and wellbeing programs, services and initiatives.