Parent Quotes (before change) feel like there are not enough fruit and vegetables on offer at break time, it would also be good if the puddings “I offered were healthier” D.Potter (Year 3 parent). items are too high in carbs, there is very few fruit options available” T. Campen-Howarth (Year 3 parent). “Snack Our Action Plan We have already made significant positive changes this year, but we understand the need for long-term aims and a consistent approach that will ultimately healthy eating and the understanding of why a balanced diet is necessary into the day-to-day life within the academy. We have set out a three-year plan that we feel will allow us to positively change the eating habits within the academy and form the foundations for us to continue to build on it in the years to come. Year Aims Measures 2017-2018 Evaluate the existing dietary and eating habits Pupils surveys, parent meeting with within the academy. questionnaires. Observations. Write a Food Policy’. Policy to be approved by SLT ‘Healthy Implement the new policy. Observations, Positive promotion and praise. Promote the policy and change within the Observations, discussions with staff academy. and pupils. Evaluate the changes and make suggestions Feedback from pupils and meet for improvements. with parents / carers. Questionnaire. Outcome of application. Gain Schools’ award through the ‘Healthy in schools’ category. Outcome of application. ‘food Gain the Smart’ status. How many pupils are attending? ‘Sugar Launch a club’ for targeted pupils. Feedback from staff. ‘breakfast Pupils engagement. How much did Promote healthy eating within our new the pupils learn and experience? initiative of Week’ in July. Meet with SLT, gain evidence and ‘Wellness Evaluate all of the above. evaluate the progress made, ensure appropriate targets are set. 2018-2019 Ensure the year begins with all pupils, and New pupils starting the academy to parents /carers aware of the policy and the receive the guidance and support importance of it. NJA leaflet. Existing pupils and parents / carers to be reminded of our expectations. One from Healthy Academys / Sugar Two assemblies per term on healthy smart and one from a member of eating and the importance of balanced staff / class. nutrition.
Parent Quotes (before change) “I feel like there are not enough fruit and vegetables on offer at break time, it would also be good if the puddings offered were healthier” D.Potter (Year 3 parent). “Snack items are too high in carbs, there is very few fruit options available” T. Campen-Howarth (Year 3 parent). Our Action Plan We have already made significant positive changes this year, but we understand the need for long-term aims and a consistent approach that will ultimately healthy eating and the understanding of why a balanced diet is necessary into the day-to-day life within the academy. We have set out a three-year plan that we feel will allow us to positively change the eating habits within the academy and form the foundations for us to continue to build on it in the years to come. Year Aims Measures 2017-2018 Evaluate the existing dietary and eating habits within the academy. Write a ‘Healthy Food Policy’. Implement the new policy. Promote the policy and change within the academy. Evaluate the changes and make suggestions for improvements. Gain ‘Healthy Schools’ award through the ‘food in schools’ category. Gain the ‘Sugar Smart’ status. Launch a ‘breakfast club’ for targeted pupils. Promote healthy eating within our new initiative of ‘Wellness Week’ in July. Evaluate all of the above. Pupils surveys, parent meeting with questionnaires. Observations. Policy to be approved by SLT Observations, Positive promotion and praise. Observations, discussions with staff and pupils. Feedback from pupils and meet with parents / carers. Questionnaire. Outcome of application. Outcome of application. How many pupils are attending? Feedback from staff. Pupils engagement. How much did the pupils learn and experience? Meet with SLT, gain evidence and evaluate the progress made, ensure appropriate targets are set. 2018-2019 Ensure the year begins with all pupils, and parents /carers aware of the policy and the importance of it. Two assemblies per term on healthy eating and the importance of balanced nutrition. New pupils starting the academy to receive the guidance and support NJA leaflet. Existing pupils and parents / carers to be reminded of our expectations. One from Healthy Academys / Sugar smart and one from a member of staff / class.
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