Sunderland Healthy School Award

Sunderland Healthy School Award

The Sunderland Healthy School Award

A positive, healthy school environment enables pupils and staff to enjoy coming to school and the wider school community to feel part of the school. These factors all contribute to children and young people maximising their potential at school.

The Sunderland Healthy Schools Award has been developed by a local multi-agency group of health, education and social care professionals to support Sunderland schools to establish a positive, healthy school environment. In addition, the award recognises the dedication of schools within the city to the health and wellbeing of their pupils, staff and local communities. Participation in the award will also support schools to prepare for Ofsted inspection as each charter has been developed in line with Ofsted guidance and physical health, mental health and emotional wellbeing are all key components of Ofsted’s common inspection framework.

For further information and to apply for the Healthy Schools Award please download the Accreditation Guidelines and Application Form.

 

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Active Charter Mark

The Great Active Sunderland Schools Charter was launched in September 2015 and was developed as an improvement tool and

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RSHE Charter Mark

Find out more about the Relationship, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) Charter Mark.

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Mental Health Charter Mark

The emotional wellbeing of children and young people is just as important as their physical health. Good mental health

In Healthy School Award

  • Active Charter Mark

    The Active Charter Mark was developed as an improvement tool for schools.

  • Anti-Bullying Charter Mark

    The Anti Bullying Charter Mark is a tool created by young people to help schools and other establishments showcase the work they do to prevent bullying.

  • Food and Nutrition Charter Mark

    The Food and Nutrition Charter Mark has been developed to support schools to introduce and promote healthier eating and drinking behaviours.

  • Mental Health Charter Mark

    The emotional wellbeing of children and young people is just as important as their physical health.  For this reason, we encourage schools to implement our Mental Health Charter Mark.

  • RSHE Charter Mark

    The Relationship, Sex and Health Education Charter Mark has been developed by a local multi-agency group of public health practitioners, health professionals and education professionals.