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examine precovid19 pandemic prior march 2020 healthrelated behaviours primary school associated 1 tested sarscov2 2 testing positive 1 march 2020 31 august 2021 retrospective cohort study using online cohort survey january 2018 february 2020 linked routine pcr sarscov2 test results children attending primary schools wales 20182020 uk part health attainment pupils primary education network happenschool network complete linked records eligible participants obtained n7062 individuals 391 n2764 tested age 10609 489 girls 81 n569 tested positive sarscov2 age 10610 545 girls logistic regression healthrelated behaviours demographics used determine ors factors associated 1 tested sarscov2 2 testing positive sarscov2 consuming sugary snacks 12 daysweek or124 95 ci 104 149 56 daysweek or131 95 ci 107 161 reference 0 days swim 25 or121 95 ci 106 139 age or125 95 ci 116 135 associated increased likelihood tested sarscov2 eating breakfast or152 95 ci 101 227 weekly physical activity 60 min 12 days or169 95 ci 104 274 34 days or176 95 ci 110 282 reference 0 days outofschool club participation or106 95 ci 102 110 ride bike or139 95 ci 100 193 age or116 95 ci 105 128 girls or121 95 ci 100 146 associated increased likelihood testing positive sarscov2 living least deprived areas quintile 4 or064 95 ci 046 090 quintile 5 or064 95 ci 046 089 compared deprived quintile 1 associated decreased likelihood associations may related parental health literacy monitoring behaviours physically active behaviours may include coparticipation others exposure sarscov2 riskversusbenefit approach must considered relation promoting health behaviours given importance healthrelated behaviours childhood physical activity development