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| An updated version of the School Grounds Development Toolkit has recently been produced, an online copy is available by clicking below.
The toolkit contains information on every aspect of your school grounds including:
- Links to Healthy Schools, Eco Schools and Every Child Matters
- A step by step guide
- Pupil participation
- Funding
- Plants, growing and gardening
- Taking teaching outdoors
- Sample forms and templates
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| The toolkit can be used by anyone who is interested in making the most of their school grounds; parents, eco committees, lunchtime organisers, teachers, teaching assistants, learning mentors etc…
Each school can request their free hard copy of the toolkit and the password to access to the web-based electronic version by contacting the School Grounds Development Programme at Groundwork Manchester, Salford and Trafford on 0161 220 1000 or by email education@groundwork.org.uk
For further information about developing your school grounds speak to you Healthy Schools Link workers as your first point of call. |
This guidance is for all schools. It outlines the National Healthy Schools Programme, introduces the concept of national Healthy School status and describes the benefits of becoming a 'healthy school'. It describes what schools need to do to gain national Healthy School status. This criterion has been implemented into the Manchester Healthy School 'Going for Gold' Programme. For more information please contact Amy Ashton on 0161 882 2314.
| National Healthy Schools Status - A Guide for Schools |
Updated: 05/12/07 |
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A free training and resource opportunity to support the development and updating of Sex and Relationship Education (SRE) in your school.
| Growing and Changing Together 2006 |
Updated: 01/07 |
124KB |
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The Manchester Healthy Schools Policy Pack is designed to enable schools to develop all of the policies which are required in the Manchester Healthy Schools Standard. The policy pack includes policies which schools have a statutory or OFSTED requirement to address e.g. PSHE, anti-bullying, as well as other policies which are required for National Healthy School Status and the Bronze, Silver & Gold award. The Manchester Healthy School Partnership is keen to support schools to develop effective and comprehensive practice in this area. Using this policy pack will save schools time and resources; it will also ensure a common and integrated whole school approach to these subject areas. The policy pack has been designed to be relevant to all schools.
| Policy Pack 2008 |
Updated: 29/05/08 |
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