Students from St Joseph's primary school in Quirindi were among the first to road test Life Education's new high tech teaching program this week.
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Life Education, well known for its popular mascot Healthy Harold the giraffe has been a mainstay in schools in the North West region, visiting 71 schools and 61,290 students over the past 11 years.
This year Life Education turns 40 and to celebrate, has launched a new high tech teaching tool featuring 3D and augmented reality software to teach children about the human body, including the effects of drugs and alcohol.
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Students from St Joseph's primary school made the most of the recent visit, which was made possible thanks to the support of the Quirindi CWA Drought Appeal.
