Healthy Eating & Fitness
Sugar Facts for Parents
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The health and fitness of our children has never been more important. Reports of the links between the effects of COVID and an unhealthy BMI are everywhere. We want to ensure that children are eating well and exercising enough to keep their bodies healthy for now, and to form good habits for the future.
Obesity is associated with poor psychological and emotional health, and many children experience bullying linked to their weight. Children living with obesity are more likely to become adults living with obesity and have a higher risk of morbidity, disability and premature mortality in adulthood. To check your child's BMI follow this link:https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-weight/bmi-calculator/ 
In school we teach children to make good choices with food and understand food labels, encouraging them to choose healthy snacks and exercise frequently.
In October, we will hold a Healthy Eating week focussing on the wonderful food that God's world provides. |
Healthy Recipes
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Children have 2 PE lessons per week and are encouraged to exercise at lunchtimes too. In 2019 we were awarded the Platinum Sports Mark.
The NHS states that children should be encouraged to take part in 60 minutes of active exercise every day.
The links below may be useful to support you at home:
The NHS states that children should be encouraged to take part in 60 minutes of active exercise every day.
The links below may be useful to support you at home:
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