Creating Healthier Tuckshops in Queensland Schools
The Healthier Tuckshops program is a proud partnership between QAST and our funding partner, Health and Wellbeing Queensland.
The program is all about helping tuckshops serve healthy foods and drinks, in line with the Smart Choices strategy for Queensland schools. Available to all schools, the program offers free networking opportunities, online resources, and communications. A free food and drink classification service for manufacturers, industry members and suppliers is also available.
To see the full range of essential services QAST has to offer, see our Membership page and find out how you can become a member today.
Want all the latest news about the Healthier Tuckshops program? Just subscribe to our quarterly newsletter.

Tuckshop Network Meetings
Our regular tuckshop network meetings give convenors, volunteers and P&Cs the chance to connect and share ideas.

Selected Menu Planning Resources
Creating a healthier menu is easy with this range of menu planning resources for your school tuckshop.

Recipes
We're always making, tasting and uploading new recipes for you to try. You can even filter by ingredient, meal type or dietary requirement.

Case Studies
We know you love to hear about what other schools are doing, so when we find someone going above and beyond for their school we l share their story.

Recipe of the Year
Recipe of the Year celebrates the wonderful recipes produced by school tuckshops. The competition shows how resourceful and innovative tuckshop convenors are.

Newsletters
Distributed to all Queensland schools, even if you're not a member, the quarterly Healthier Tuckshops newsletter informs and inspires, sharing tips on creating healthier menus.

Podcasts
The Talking Healthier Tuckshops podcast talks all things school tuckshops, family health and wellbeing. We explore topics that matter to parents and people working in tuckshops.

Smart Choices Nutrition Advisory Service
Our free Smart Choices Nutrition Advisory Service assists manufacturers in determining where their new and existing products fit in the Smart Choices Strategy for Queensland schools.
The Healthier Tuckshops program is funded by the Queensland Government through Health and Wellbeing Queensland.

