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Healthy Schools Meeting |
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What is a Healthy School? |
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A Healthy School is one that promotes the health
and wellbeing of both its pupils and its staff.
It does so using a well-planned, well-taught
curriculum that is delivered in a physical and
emotional environment that promotes learning and
lifestyle choices. |
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Becoming a healthy school |
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To achieve Healthy school status, a school
needs to meet agreed criteria in four theme
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- personal, social and
health education, including sex and
relationship education and drug education
(including alcohol, tobacco and volatile
substance abuse);
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- emotional health and
wellbeing (including bullying).
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School met
criteria |
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The whole-school approach |
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To achieve Healthy School status, your school
will need to adopt a whole-school approach.
That means addressing the needs not just of
pupils, but of staff and the wider school
community. And it means addressing not just the
curriculum, but the total learning environment. |
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