Healthy Schools
The Healthy
Schools Programme is a key part of the Government’s drive to improve standards of
health and education and to tackle health inequalities.
The National
Healthy School Standard works to
- improve
educational achievement
- improve
health and emotional well being
- make
schools a safe, secure and healthy environment where young people can learn and develop
The Standard
has eight key themes –
- Personal,
Social and Health Education (including sex and relationships
education and drug education
- healthy
eating
- physical
activity
- emotional health and well being
(including bullying)
The following
schools have achieved the National Healthy School Award
Applegarth Infant School
Ashburton
Community
School
Beaumont
Primary School
David Livingston Primary School
Downsview
Primary School
Fairchildes Primary School
Greenvale Primary School
Parish Church CoE Junior School
St James the Great RC Primary School - Advanced
Healthy Schools Award
Selsdon Primary School
Spring Park Primary School
Whitehorse Manor Infant School
Woodcote Infant School
Wolsey Junior School
A further 68
schools are currently working towards the National Standard
For more
information locally contact
Joe Adolphe
PSHCE Consultant
Croydon QDI
7th Floor
Davis House
Croydon CR0 1QQ
020 8726 7396
email:
joe.adolphe@croydon.gov.uk
Other members
of the Healthy Schools Team include
Caroline Davies,
Speciliast School Nurse (sex
and relationships education)
email:
Caroline.Davies@croydonpct.nhs.uk
Victoria Taylor, Community Dietitian
email:
Victoria.Taylor@croydonpct.nhs.uk
James Burke, Drug, Alcohol and Tobacco Adviser
email:
james.burke@croydon.gov.uk
For more
information point your browser at
www.wiredforhealth.gov.uk/healthy/healint.html
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