Healthy Schools

The National Healthy Schools Programme is a joint initiative between the Department for Children Schools and Families and the Department of Health which promotes a whole school/whole child approach to health.
Healthy Schools is intended to deliver real benefits in respect of:

• Improvement in health and reduced health inequalities
• Raised pupil achievement
• More social inclusion; and
• Closer working between health promotion providers and education establishments.

You can find out more about the National Healthy Schools Programme, National Healthy School Status, and the Healthy Schools Enhancement Model at www.healthyschools.gov.uk.

Personnel
Pam Brandon is currently on a career break. Terry Brown is now fulfilling the role of Milton Keynes Healthy Schools Coordinator. See Contact Details for more information.

Primary Healthy Schools and PSHE Coordinators meeting
The date of this terms' meeting has been changed to:
3.45 -5.00, 10 March 2010 at Orchard School
Healthy Eating is the main focus of the meeting.

Secondary Healthy Schools Coordinators meeting
3.45 – 5.00, 10 February 2010
Shenley Brook End School

Secondary PSHEE Subject Leaders meeting
4.00 – 5.15, 245 February 2010
St Paul's School

This is a list of Healthy Schools and PSHE Coordinators for Milton Keynes Schools.

Please inform Terry Brown of any changes.

Find out here which schools are working towards National Healthy School Status and when those with Status need to engage with the Healthy Schools Enhancement Model in order to maintain it.

National Healthy School Status/Healthy Schools Enhancement Model February 2010_(37K)

Details of Health Promotion Monthly Themes for 2009 - 2010. To find out more visit, www.hpro.nhs.uk/.