Welcome to The Sheffield Healthy Schools Programme

The Sheffield Healthy School Programme is a partnership programme between health and education, providing support to schools in becoming a healthier, safer and more enjoyable place for both pupils and staff to learn and work. In Sheffield the Programme is delivered jointly between NHS Sheffield and Sheffield City Council. The team is made up of a range of professionals who support schools to both achieve and build on gaining National Healthy Schools Status.

A healthy school promotes the health and well-being of its pupils and staff through a well-planned, taught curriculum in a physical and emotional environment that promotes learning and healthy lifestyle choices.

Schools focus on four criteria areas in order to achieve National Healthy Schools Status:

  • Personal, social and health education including sex and relationship and drug education (including alcohol, tobacco and volatile substance misuse)
  • Healthy Eating
  • Physical Activity
  • Emotional Health and Well-being

What Is A Healthy School?

One that is successful in helping pupils do their best and build on their achievements

One that promotes emotional and physical health by equipping students with the relevant information and Skills to make their own decisions about health

One that understands how improved health can lead to raised achievement and attainment

One that recognises the need to provide a physical and social atmosphere which encourages and enables learning


Teen LifeCheck

Teen LifeCheck now has its own page - please click here to visit this page, or use the link in the main menu.


Latest Newsletters

The latest newsletters now have their own page - please click here to view them.


Calendar

The old 'Reminders' section now has its own page, called 'Calendar' - please click here to visit this page, or use the link in the main menu.


Recently Awarded Schools

healthy schools award

• Carter Knowle Junior School
5 October 2009

• Clifford Church of England Infant School
5 October 2009

• Dore Primary School
1 July 2009

• Longley Primary School
10 June 2009

• Nether Green Infant School
10 June 2009

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