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‘Working together to inspire learning and achievement in Highland communities’

Health and Wellbeing - Curriculum for Excellence in Highland

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Slides for use with an online meeting through the new Scottish Schools National Intranet - GLOW. The History of Health Promoting Schools / Hungry for Success & Active Schools in 2003 to now where Health and Wellbeing aspects are legislation and HWB has a priority along with Numeracy and Literacy in Scottish Education.

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‘Working together to inspire learning and achievement in Highland communities’

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Health Promotion 2003Health Promotion 2003

Health Promoting SchoolsHealth Promoting Schools

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Health and Wellbeing 2008/9Health and Wellbeing 2008/9

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Schools (Health Promotion and Schools (Health Promotion and Nutrition) (Scotland) Act 2007Nutrition) (Scotland) Act 2007

schools are ‘health promoting’

nutrition standards all food/drink provided in school

promote school lunches and free school meals

protect the identity of those taking a free school meal

principles of sustainable development

HMIE – Health & Nutrition Inspector (HNI)HMIE – Health & Nutrition Inspector (HNI)

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Schools (Health Promotion and Schools (Health Promotion and Nutrition) (Scotland) Act 2007Nutrition) (Scotland) Act 2007

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Definition of the Curriculum

The ethos and life of the school

Curriculum areas and subjects

Interdisciplinary projects and studies

Opportunities for personal achievement

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Health and Wellbeing Es and OsHealth and Wellbeing Es and Os

Three levelsThree levels

Responsibility of All – Whole School Staff

Subject Area in it’s own right – PSE?

Permeates the learning community

Embodying a whole school community Embodying a whole school community approachapproach

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Health and Wellbeing Es and OsHealth and Wellbeing Es and Os

Six Organisers / HWB Subject SpecificsSix Organisers / HWB Subject Specifics

Mental, Emotional, Social and Physical Wellbeing

Planning for Choices and Changes

Physical Education, Physical Activity and Sport

Food and Health

Substance Misuse

Relationships, Sexual Health and Parenthood

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4 Key Documents4 Key Documents

Responsibility Responsibility of of

AllAll

Health & Health & Wellbeing as a Wellbeing as a subject areasubject area

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Health and WellbeingHealth and Wellbeing

IntelligenceIntelligence

PSE review

Highland Lifestyle

Feedback from the trialling process

Feedback from Youth Health Debate

National Direction

Health and Nutrition Inspections

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Substance MisuseSubstance Misuse

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Shared ResponsibilityShared Responsibility

Provides a context for learning

New Cross Curricular Approach

Tapping into new ways of thinking

Use Web 2.0 Technologies

Pilot Projects Pilot Projects

www.sharedresponsibility.gov.co/www.sharedresponsibility.gov.co/

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Shared ResponsibilityShared Responsibility

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Health and WellbeingHealth and Wellbeing

What other support or guidance might professionals need?

How do we achieve a balance between exemplification and autonomy to teach?

How can we ensure all professionals understand their responsibility to contribute to HWB?

How can we implement assessment strategies for HWB?

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Louise Jones – www.louisejones.edublogs.orgLouise Jones – www.louisejones.edublogs.org