St Joseph's R.C. Primary School
Healthy Schools
A warm welcome from Bill, Max, Melvia and Isla. We are proud to be the Healthy School Ambassadors for St. Joseph’s RC Primary School. We represent everything ‘Healthy’ in our school and of course we always include the Rights of the Child in every decision we make.
Being a Healthy School covers such a huge range of things, from promoting wellbeing, to encouraging other children at our school to come in by walking, riding a bike or their scooter. We regularly have meetings with other School Senedd members about targets we must try and achieve. We also feed back to our classes in school, as well as to teachers and Governors.
We have recently put together a whole school letter to encourage healthy snacks and lunches in school. This has been really successful and we are now looking at other ways we can promote healthy eating in our school.
WE ARE DELIGHTED TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE ACHIEVED THE HEALTHY SCHOOLS ACCREDITATION! A HUGE WELL DONE TO ALL OF THE CHILDREN, TEACHERS, PARENTS AND GOVERNORS WHO HAVE HELPED US IN OUR JOURNEY TO ACCREDITATION. MRS RIORDAN IS EXTREMELY PROUD OF ALL THE EFFORT THAT HAS GONE INTO ACQUIRING THIS PROSTIGIOUS AWARD.
Roles and Responsibilities
Chairman - Bill
Vice-Chair - Max
Treasurer - Isla
Secretary - Melvia
Healthy Schools Action Plan
9.6.23 - Healthy Schools Meeting, discussing what changes we have made and the impact it has had
Thank you to our parents for their global recipes! As you know, they will be used by Healthy Schools towards our Rights Respecting work. They look absolutely delicious
Our Ks2 Healthy Schools Club hard at work creating mind maps about how our how our school supports our social, emotional and physical well-being
Our Healthy Schools Foundation Phase Healthy club hard at work creating anti-bullying posters
Snack Spies
Our Healthy Schools Committee have been doubling up as the schools Snack Spies and handing out stickers to children with a really healthy snacks. Keep it up everyone!
Healthy Eating Letter
Healthy Eating Tips
-You can do a sugar swap. Next time you go shopping you can reduce your sugar intake by making swap to foods and drinks with low sugar e.g. low sugar cereal
-Make sure you always read food labels to make healthier food choices
- Cut back on your salt intake
-Know the difference between healthy fat and unhealthy fats
-Swot up on healthier snack for children
- Make sure you are getting your 5 a day
Sports you might love...
-Athletics
-Badminton
-Basketball
-Boccia
-Climbing
-Cricket
-Cycling
-Dancing
- Football
-Gymnastics
-Martial Arts
-Netball
-Rounders
-Rowing
-Rugby
-Running
-Skateboarding and Roller Sports
-Swimming
-Tennis
-Volleyball
-Yoga
Please look at the Better Health NHS website for more ideas the link can be found below:
