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Brief Intervention Training

Brief Intervention Training. Local Picture, National A genda and Somerset Public Health Fiona Moir – Public Health Advisor CYP. NCMP National Child Measurement Programme Data. Obesity Rates 2012/13 Reception (4-5 years) Somerset 9.1% England average 9.3% (Eng. worst 14.8%)

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Brief Intervention Training

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  1. Brief Intervention Training Local Picture, National Agenda and Somerset Public Health Fiona Moir – Public Health Advisor CYP

  2. NCMPNational Child Measurement Programme Data Obesity Rates 2012/13 Reception (4-5 years) • Somerset 9.1% • England average 9.3% (Eng. worst 14.8%) Obesity Rates 2012/13 Year 6 (10-11 years) • Somerset 15.9% (18.4%) • England average 18.9% (Eng. Worst 27.5%) Public Health England – NCMP Local Authority Profile 2013

  3. Overweight and Obesity Data 23.3% Overweight and obese children in Reception 9.1% 29.3% Overweight and obese children in Year 6 15.9% Public Health England – NCMP Local Authority Profile 2013

  4. Prevalence amongst Children One in five children in Reception is overweight or obese (boys 23.2%, girls 21.2%) One in three children in Year 6 is overweight or obese (boys 34.8%, girls 31.8%)

  5. Obesity Prevalence by Deprivation Decile

  6. Somerset Deprivation Obesity Shepton Mallet Bridgwater Burnham and Highbridge Taunton Frome Wellington Yeovil Chard

  7. ‘The NHS now spends £5.1 billion a year treating illnesses caused by being overweight or obese, and a further £5.8 billion on other illnesses caused by bad diet’ School Food Plan 2013

  8. National Agenda Obesity • Healthy Lives, Healthy People: Update and Way Forward* • School Food Plan • Free School Meals at KS1 • Primary PE & Sports Funding • Ofsted – subsidiary guidance * A public health outcomes framework for England 2013 - 2016

  9. CARE PATHWAY

  10. Tier 1 - Universal Somerset Health and Wellbeing in Learning Programme • Healthy eating and physical activity promotion www.somersethealthinschools.co.uk • Cooking within the curriculum and countywide family cooking activities/events • Active travel to school – Sustrans project 2014 • ‘Get on our land!’ – Somerset Play Forum CPD events, network meetings and play day grants

  11. Tier 1 – Early Intervention • Healthy Lifestyles Project – SASP/Public Health • School Food Group – Lead teachers promoting take up of school meals and School Food Plan • Secondary phase physical activity (Girls) • Youth Sports Trust – HWB Lead secondary school – Girls Active • GP Federation obesity pilot – community cooking and family play events • Support and promote Change 4 Life & C4L Clubs

  12. Review of Weight Management Services Participation welcome to help identify gaps

  13. Brief Intervention

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