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Portugal

Implementation Plan

António Brito Avô Cristina Costa Gregória Amann Isabel Batista Maria João Gaspar

Background

Education System

Levels Grades Age (Years)

Students in Public Schools Students in Private Schools Students Total

Pre-school

ISCED 0

Pre-school 3 to 5

127 602 120 224 247 826

Basic Education

ISCED 1

1st to 4th year 1st Cycle 6 to 9/10

419 764 49 389 469 153

5th to 6th year 2nd Cycle 10 to 11/12

208 304 29 242 237 546 ISCED 2

7th to 9th year 3rd Cycle 12 to 14/15

298 792 40 932 339 724

Secondary

ISCED 3

10th to 12th year 16 to 19

200 199 24 990 225 189

Adapted from GEPE /2009

Background

Installed Structure

Education System

More than 6.000 public schools for basic education all over the country,

• rganized in more than 900 local groups.

Each of the groups of schools has a teacher responsible for the coordination of health education projects in basic schools (HEC: Health Education Coordinator).

National Health Service

74 groups of Health Care Centers all over the country. Each Health Care Center develops a national school health program and has a School Health Coordinator (SHC: School Health Coordinator).

Implementation Plan

Ministry of Education Ministry of Health Groups of Schools

HEC and Science Teachers

Directorate General of Health

Science Curriculum Extra curricular HE Project School Health Project

Directorate General

• f Innovation

and Curricular Development

Health Centers

SHC

Regional Health Administrations

RSHC - RICC

Regional Education Directorates

How Who

Proposed coverage Included in the National Curriculum of Science (Basic Education): 6th year – Junior Pack 9th year – Senior Pack Science Teachers 10 % of the schools Extracurricular Health Education Project 6th year – Junior Pack 9th year – Senior Pack Health Education Coordinators and School Health Teams 25% of the schools School Health Campaigns Using e-Bug sections: “Hand Hygiene” and “Respiratory Hygiene” School Health Teams 35% of the schools

Implementation Plan 2009/10

Launching Session of e-Bug to invited Stakeholders

September 11, 2009 Gulbenkian Foundation Auditorium Lisbon, Portugal.

• 350 invited stakeholders from allover country (online registration)
• From Ministry of Health: SHC and RSHC, RICC
• From Ministry of Education; HEC, Science Teachers, School

Directors and Regional Coordinators

• Program includes presentation of e-Bug and Implementation Plan
• Packs will be distributed to all invited participants
• Participants will be invited to register as e-Bug users

Implementation Plan 2009/10

Local Implementation will be supported all over the country by a Moodle Platform (e-learning platform from DGIDC/ME for health education projects):

• 1. A “discipline” called e-Bug has been created in the platform.
• 2. Teachers must register themselves as e-Bug users and will be

able to:

• exchange experiences on-line with other registered teachers
• get on-line support from the e-Bug Portuguese team and from local

and regional coordinators

Implementation Plan 2009/10

Evaluation Questionnaire

In July 2010, e-Bug users must answer a small evaluation questionnaire on:

• Strengths and weaknesses of e-Bug
• Added value of e-Bug to teachers and pupils
• Proposed corrections and suggestions

Implementation Plan 2009/10