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Recent Activity Change4Life Festivals School Games Mark Active Families Nigel Edwards

CHANGE4LIFE DATES 2016-2017 A year long programme of Change4Life Festivals has been embedded in to the Stoke schools annual events calendar for the past two years and is set to continue. This programme is no longer government funded. County Change4Life Festival Friday 23rd June 2017 As lead hub site for Health and Well Being Excel Academy organises for schools from throughout the county to attend an annual end of year festival at Keele University

School Games Mark Primary School Application 2016-2017 Accreditation & Auditing tool

NORTH STOKE SCHOOL SPORT PARTNERSHIP-38 2015-2016 Gold-4; Silver-16; Bronze-18 GOLD-4 St Josephs RC, Packmoor; Burnwood , Hanley St Luke’s SILVER-16 Carmountside, Excel, Eaton Park, Etruscan, Greenways , Grove JS, Hillside; Haywood, Horizon, Moorpark JS, New Ford, Saint Nathaniel’s, St Mary’s CE, Smallthorne, Sneyd Green, Summerbank BRONZE-18 Abbey Hill SS, Coop, Holden Lane, Milton, Mill Hill, Norton, Regent, St George/St Martin’s RC, STAR, St Peter’s RC, St Mary’s RC, St Margaret Ward, St Peters, Whitfield Valley, Waterside, Watermill SS, Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College, Stoke-on-Trent College

SOUTH STOKE SCHOOL SPORT PARTNERSHIP-30 2015-2016 7-Gold; Silver-11; Bronze-12 GOLD-7 Gladstone, Parkhall, St Thomas Aquinas, Sandford Hill, Willows, St Joseph’s Prep., St Josephs SILVER-11 Belgrave, Crescent, Glebe, Maple Court, Newstead, St Teresa’s, Sutherland. St John’s CE, St Matthews RC, Trentham, St Thomas More BRONZE-12 Ash Green, Christchurch, Discovery, Harpfield, Heron Cross, Meadows, Priory, Oakhill, Our Lady’s, Thistley Hough, Sandon, OSSMA, Our Ladys/St Benedicts

ACTIVE FAMILIES FACILITATING CONTACT WITH TARGET PRIMARY SCHOOLS INITIATING ACTIVE PROGRAMMES

Recent Activities Run for Fun 2017 Additional Fitzy Stories Poetry competition Desk Cycle Pilot Study

Helen Moors Network Lead for oPEn

Stay Active Eat Well Be Healthy Stay Active Eat Well Be Healthy Stay Active Helen Moors

Run for Fun 2017

“We want to ensure that in future, the whole population is encouraged and supported to engage in sport and physical activity in whatever way is best for them.” Sporting Future

Stoke

A way to get our school communities across the city ahead of the game

Run for Fun on Saturday May 20th A minimum distance of 2K At any time during the day

No other stipulation – if you want you can raise funds for your school/charity, run in fancy dress, incorporate other activities such as a farmers market, cook & eat or PTA event

Supported by Stoke City Community Trust who kindly provided the medals for the event

Runs at 9 different school sites with a total of 876 participants

More Fitzy stories have been written to help promote the adoption of a healthy lifestyle by children and their families.

Poetry Competition

Must have links to Healthy Lifestyle Acrostic poems and haiku suggested Can be class based activity or homework task Poems to be judged by Peter Hooper from Cox Bank Publishing Winning poem from KS1 & KS2 to be posted on Cox Bank Publishing ‘Sporting Stories’ website Winning KS1 poem to receive a Fitzy soft toy

St Start Active St Stay Active

Emerging evidence shows an association between sedentary behaviour and overweight and

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suggesting that sedentary behaviour is independently associated with all-cause mortality, type 2 diabetes, some types of cancer and metabolic dysfunction. These relationships are independent of the level of overall physical activity. For example, spending large amounts of time being sedentary may increase the risk of some health outcomes, even among people who are active at the recommended levels. (2011)

The Chief Medical Officer’s report in 2011 ‘Start Active Stay Active’ warned of the dangers of being sedentary for long periods of time in the classroom and at home’

Follow the link to view the whole document https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/upl

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Desk cycle - watch video from an elementary school in America http://www.deskcycle.com/

Example of a desk cycle

Y6 children from Crescent Academy were asked ‘Would you keep the desk cycles for next year’s class to use or would you get rid of them?’ and here is just one example of what was said. “When I first started Y6 I was worried about SATs and I didn’t think I was going to pass because I was always messing around. But since I’ve used the desk cycle it actually made me get back on target and I actually learnt a lot more than I thought I would, which has helped me in the SATs which I thought made it easier, so I think loads more people should use them.”

Daniel, "It makes me focus more and builds my leg muscles.“ Gracie, "I like it, it's extra exercise...indoors!“ Lucus, “They help me do the mile run quicker and easier. They make my legs less heavy. Plus it's fun to pedal when learning.” Ethan, “I believe the desk cycles help me because they use the rest of my energy after break.”

New guidance for the PE and Sport premium is being written and hopefully circulated before the end of this term. The criteria for the new healthy school rating is unlikely to be available until later in the year.

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