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1. www.toronto.ca › healthy-schools-toolkitHealthy Schools Toolkit - City of Toronto

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   Français The Healthy Schools Toolkit was developed to help schools implement the Healthy Schools approach and has been utilized by the Toronto District School Board and the Toronto Catholic District School Board. It provides a step-by-step guide to creating a healthier school. It contains many letters and templates that Healthy School Committees can use in […]

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   Schools should offer a variety of options for parents to engage them in school health activities. In addition, schools need to identify ways to sustain parent engagement by overcoming challenges that keep parents from being connected and engaged in school health activities.” CDC – Parents for Healthy Schools, 2015

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   Healthy Schools Toolkit Why Healthy Schools? The Healthy Schools approach is an internationally recognized framework to create a healthy school environment and improve student learning. This approach supports improvements in students’ educational outcomes and promotes resilience by addressing school health in a planned, integrated and ...

4. www.durham.ca › SchoolHealth › schoolToolkitHealthy Schools Toolkit - Durham

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   • Healthy school activities can be combined with an existing school improvement plan or with safe school committee work • An opportunity to hear new ideas from parents and community members

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5. www.hpepublichealth.ca › wp-content › uploadsHealthy Schools Toolkit Tools - Hastings Prince Edward Public ...

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   Healthy Schools, Healthy Kids! Healthy Schools are positive environments where children are supported by their school community to make healthy lifestyle choices. Students, school staff, caregiver s, and community partners can work together to improve the overall health and well -being of the school community.

6. www.publichealthgreybruce.on.ca › Portals › 0Healthy Schools Toolkit - publichealthgreybruce.on.ca

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   Healthy Schools Toolkit Why Healthy Schools? The Healthy Schools approach is an internationally recognized framework to create a healthy school environment and improve student learning. This approach supports improvements in students’ educational outcomes and promotes resil - ience by addressing school health in a planned, integrated and ...

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   What is the Healthy Schools toolkit?

   • The Healthy Schools Toolkit was developed to help schools implement the Healthy Schools approach and has been utilized by the Toronto District School Board and the Toronto Catholic District School Board. It provides a step-by-step guide to creating a healthier school.

   Healthy Schools Toolkit – City of Toronto

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   What is a healthy school?

   • Français Healthy Children Make Better Learners and Better Educated Children are Healthier A healthy school involves a holistic approach where school administration, teachers, parents/guardians, students and community agencies work together to create an environment that will have a positive impact on a child’s health and learning.

   Healthy Schools - City of Toronto

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   What is a Healthy Schools approach?

   • The Healthy Schools approach is integrated school-based health promotion that incorporates health and health messaging into all aspects of school activities and engages the school community at large. There are five components:

   Healthy Schools - City of Toronto

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   What is a healthy school policy?

   • Healthy school policies reflect practices, evidence-based decision-making processes, rules, regulations, and procedures that promote the health and well-being of all members of the school community. Using a comprehensive school health approach helps students in the classroom with academic achievement and can increase positive social behaviours.

   Ontario Healthy Schools Coalition

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   What does a school health program do?

   • strives to provide a healthy environment, school health education, and school health services along with school/community projects and outreach, health promotion programs for staff, nutrition and food safety programs, opportunities for physical education and recreation, and programs for counselling, social support and mental health promotion.

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   What is a healthy school environment?

   • Creating a healthy school environment is an ideal way to affect student health, attitudes and behaviors by providing a supportive social and physical environment for learning. (Toolkit for Creating a Healthy School Environment)

   Healthy Schools Toolkit

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8. www.toronto.ca › healthy-schoolsHealthy Schools - City of Toronto

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   Français Healthy Children Make Better Learners and Better Educated Children are Healthier A healthy school involves a holistic approach where school administration, teachers, parents/guardians, students and community agencies work together to create an environment that will have a positive impact on a child’s health and learning. Toronto Public Health’s team of health professionals work ...