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Welcome to Healthy Schools North Yorkshire
Find out more about the new North Yorkshire Healthy Schools award and how to take part. The award is funded by Public Health from September 2019 - July 2021 to enable all North Yorkshire schools to take part for free. We welcome Private and out of County schools to join for an annual charge. Register your school to join the scheme here:
The Award
Our new online North Yorkshire Healthy Schools award replaces the previous national scheme which has now closed. The award covers four themes:
- Active Lifestyles
- Emotional Health & Wellbeing
- Food in Schools
- Personal, Social, Health Education including Relationships & Sex Education
The award includes criteria around pupil voice and staff wellbeing to ensure a whole school approach. There are three levels of award to achieve: Bronze, Silver and Gold.
Find out more about working towards an award.
Active
Lifestyles
Emotional Health
& Wellbeing
Food
in School
Personal, Social
& Health Education
Statutory Leaflet
March 17, 2020
Statutory RSE and Health Education. Government Guidance and parent leaflet https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/relationships-education-relationships-and-sex-education-rse-and-health-education
Daily Mile
March 17, 2020
North Yorkshire schools showing how they are integrating the daily mile into their school day https://www.northyorkshiresport.co.uk/activemile
E-learning to support having a conversation about healthy weight
January 17, 2020
As part of National Obesity Awareness Week, Yorkshire and Humber Learning Community have launched a free online module supporting club and school workforce to start…
Register now to join the Healthy Schools scheme
October 16, 2019
Register now to join the Healthy Schools scheme. Free for all North Yorkshire schools thanks to Public Health funding.
First Healthy Schools training session
October 16, 2019
50 teachers attended first Healthy Schools training session at RHS Harlow Carr gardens, Harrogate. Book your school’s free training place.