Healthy School Council Meeting
Monday 26th February 2024
We discussed and fedback all the wonderful ideas the classes had for developing our lunchtimes and wet play boxes. These included:
Lunchtime Equipment | Wet Play Boxes |
Football Goals A running track around the field Outdoor gymnastic mats Hoola Hoops Table Tennis Tables Cricket sets for KS1 Trampolines Class Balls Chalk New playground markings | Colouring books Battle Ships Articulate Uno Flip Game of Life Chess sets for each class Guess Who Twister Selection of Fidget Toys Connect 4 |
We then discussed the issue of cars waiting idly with their engines on in Lees Court Road. There was a conversation about the impact of the polluting gases on our health. Therefore we decided to make some posters to remind car owners to turn their engines off if they are waiting in the queue.
Please let the council members complete their posters and return to me with their names on the back.
The Healthy School Council met with Mrs Garrett on Friday 13th October to discuss ideas about new lunchtime play equipment.
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Class 1 - Marnie & Arthur
Class 2 - Phoebe & Alex
Class 3 - Eve & Callum
Class 4 - Arthur & Sienna
Class 5 - Abby & Viggo
Class 6 - Connie & Rufus
The Healthy School Council had a yoga and mindfulness session with Sarah from 'Once Upon a Time' yoga. We had a wonderful time learning some breathing and destressing techniques, yoga poses and mindfulness games. We are now going back to our classes and teaching them some of these skills for a 'healthy me'.
Term 2 - Healthy Eating Workshops for Years 3-6
We welcomed Darren from 'Roots to Food' healthy eating workshop, who lead a wonderfully interactive session with each of our junior classes. The children all wore chef hats and aprons and got the chance to learn practical cooking skills, nutritional knowledge and food techniques. In groups, they all prepared, cooked and ate a wonderful dish of chicken teriyaki noodles. Take a look at the recipe below and give it a go at home.
Term 1 Meeting - 26th September 2022
I met with all the newly appointed Healthy School Representatives to talk about their role for the year. I explained that our job is to consider and look after the healthiness of the school. This comprises of us looking into fitness and exercise and healthy eating.
I then asked the committee for aims and ideas for the year ahead and here are a few of their suggestions.
All of the suggestions were well thought out and I will look forward to whittling them down to some focus areas for the school year.
Mrs Fairs