Strategy in action - healthy schools

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Strategy in action - healthy schools

LEARNING OUTCOMES FOR THIS LESSON Appreciate the importance of carefully planning any new initiative. Understand the relationship between aims and objectives, and ends and means. Value the importance of making objectives SMART.

INTRODUCTION A Healthy School is one that helps students do their best within a school culture of a healthy lifestyle. National Healthy Schools Programme (NHSP) is designed to lead to better health programmes in school. As a result youngsters should become healthier.

FACTORS There are key factors to take into account when planning such a programme. For NHSP these include changes in society. People are living longer but face new health issues. For instance, being very overweight or obese. One in five 2-15 year old boys and more than one in four girls are overweight. About a quarter of these are obese.

AIMS Having clear aims and objectives is vital. It helps to make sure that all those involved in the programme: Understand its purpose. Are working together. Spend the funds in the best ways to reach the aims.

OBJECTIVES Objectives tend to be targets on the way to reaching aims. It helps if these are SMART. Specific. Measurable. Achievable. Realistic. Time-related. A SMART objective set by the Government in 2004 is to halt the rise in obesity by 2010.

CONCLUSION The government sees healthier people and society as important. The NHSP helps to reach targets to reduce obesity and promote healthy lifestyles.

ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING OUTCOMES How well do you appreciate the importance of carefully planning any new initiative? How well do you understand the relationship between aims and objectives, and ends and means? How well do you value the importance of making objectives SMART?