Championing Change Hungry for Success Health Promoting Schools 6th May 2006 Lindsay Graham

2. SHPSU Fundamental part of Scottish Executive policy National target for all schools: December 2007 Key national partners - Scottish Executive (Health & Education), COSLA, NHS Health Scotland, LT Scotland - Councils and NHS Boards

5. SHPSU Director Development Manager 3 National Development Officers Website Content Manager School Health Profile Co-ordinator 2 Administrative staff

6. Regions/Structures 32 local Authorities 15 health boards Integrated children’s services Community Health Partnerships

7. National Education Initiatives A Teaching Profession for the 21st Century National Priorities Ambitious and Excellent Schools Curriculum Review Education for Citizenship in Scotland Active Schools Eco Schools

8. National Health Initiatives Alcohol and substance misuse Sexual Health Strategy Physical Activity Strategy Mental & Emotional Well-being Hungry for Success

9. SHPSU Steering Group National Network Advisory Papers Website School Health Profile Consultation Regional seminars Resources Best practice

10. Key Elements to Effective Practice Holistic Multifaceted Participative Sustainable

11. Why share practice? Because - Poor concentration and academic performance. Behavioural problems. Tiredness and low physical fitness. Tooth decay and gum disease. Heart, disease, cancer, obesity, stroke, diabetes, mental health problems.

12. ‘Hungry for Success’ Policy Practice People Partnership ‘A whole School approach to school meals’ (Scottish Executive 2003)

13. Whole School Approach‘Hungry for Success’ Positive School /whole child ethos Partnership working Pupil consultation Eliminating stigma Managing the process Incentives Influencing Choice

14. Positive School/whole child ethos Environment Example Education

15. Partnership working Pupil and staff participation Parental involvement Catering staff Health promotion Wider community

16. Challenges for HFS/HPS Pupil and Parental involvement Maintaining standards Engaging with partners Future funding Cultural change Training Making the links Sustainability

17. Examples Healthy Learning Zone Glasgow Food For Life East Ayrshire Curriculum resources Lothian Culture & Art Moray Healthy Vans Fife Implementation Plan Highland As to joint working some of the examples Id like to share include : HLZ by COSLAAs to joint working some of the examples Id like to share include : HLZ by COSLA

18. Developments Strengthen HFS networks HFS Reference group Regional Seminars Website Updates HFS/HPS bulletin National guidance Consultation on Nutrition/HP bill Mapping ‘Best Practice’ Monitoring HMIE

19. Crossing Boundaries CPD training Joint Appointments Integrated planning Regional events Sharing practice

20. Opportunities Breakfast Snacks School meals Food from home Talk, grow, shop, cook, taste Farm links Geography History Foreign languages Science and technology

21. Supporting ‘Whole school approach’ Policy Partnerships with LA/NHS HFS co-ordinators Networks Training Effective Practice Resources Research SHPSU HMIe

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24. Scottish Health Promoting Schools Unit Gardyne Road Dundee DD5 1NY Tel: 01382 443684 l.graham@LTScotland.org.uk www.healthpromotingschools.co.uk