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The Healthy Selfie Campaign is for schools and families to kick start 2021 by showing how they stay active and promote and celebrate healthy lifestyles. This can be anything from walking to school, PE lessons, active breaks, trampolining in the garden, active learning, a trip out in nature, cooking healthy foods or making healthy snack

The Healthy Selfie Campaign is for schools and families to show how they stay active and promote and celebrate healthy lifestyles throughout January. This can be anything from walking to school, PE lessons, active breaks, trampolining in the garden, active learning, a trip out in nature, cooking healthy foods or making healthy snack options. To

The Healthy Selfie Campaign is for schools and families to show how they stay active and promote and celebrate healthy lifestyles throughout January. This can be anything from walking to school, PE lessons, active breaks, trampolining in the garden, active learning, a trip out in nature, cooking healthy foods or making healthy snack options. To

The UK Council for Internet Safety’s ‘Sexting in schools and colleges’ guidance has been updated. Now known as ‘Sharing nudes and semi-nudes’, the guidance provides support for all education settings on how to respond effectively to an image sharing incident. This guidance is available to view and download at the Healthy Schools website

Sharing Parenting has created a ‘Covid SuperHero’ workbook for children. The book explains to children in a fun and visual way, why life has changed so much in the last year. The book is entitled ‘The Corona Hero Training Manual’ and it aims to help children understand how to keep safe, explore any feelings or anxieties

The Healthy Selfie Campaign is for schools and families to show how they stay active and promote and celebrate healthy lifestyles throughout January. This can be anything from walking to school, PE lessons, active breaks, trampolining in the garden, active learning, a trip out in nature, cooking healthy foods or making healthy snack options. To

As you will be aware, Marcus and the Child Food Poverty Taskforce have been campaigning throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, calling on the Government to implement 3 recommendations from the National Food Strategy. The recommendations are to expand free school meals to under-16s where a parent or guardian is in receipt of Universal Credit or equivalent benefit,

There are three categories in this year’s competition. These are ‘Best Recipe’, ‘Best Remote Learning or Class Activity and ‘Best Student Dish’. Prizes include a Fish Masterclass with a Chef or Fishmonger, a set of Fish Knives, a box of High-Quality Fish for the school to use and Fish Cookery Books. Entries close 1st March 2021.