Be Healthy Sample Clauses

Be Healthy i. Improved physical health of children and young people (outcomes 1.1, 1.2, 1.3) ➢ Childhood obesity is being tackled through the healthy eating and physical activity themes of the Leicestershire Healthy Schools Programme (a partnership between the local authority and the PCT): and schools achieving healthy school status: Leicestershire Healthy Schools target of number of schools participating in the programme by December 2006 is 80%. This has been achieved. Currently 229 (80%) of schools are participating in the programme with 96 (34%) schools having achieved healthy school status with a further 21 schools predicted to achieve status by the end of December 2006. . ➢ 47% of County Children have been measured. 12.7% (provisional figure 05/06) children in the County are obese. South Leicestershire, Xxxxxx, Rutland and Harborough have done the measurements. Charnwood and North West Leicestershire have not done any obesity measurements yet. Xxxxxxxx and Xxxxxxxx have not uploaded their data yet. The proportion of obese will increase when the data from Charnwood and North West Leicestershire are included in the baseline. The final figures will be available at the end of November 06/begining of December 06. ➢ 94 schools have achieved level 3 new national healthy school status with a further 122 working towards the new status. ➢ Leicestershire LAA Self Assessment November 2006 14 ➢ A generic Healthy Schools Adviser has been appointed to increase the capacity of the healthy schools team to be able to deliver the LAA target and the national target. ➢ The DFES/DH Food in Schools Toolkit, which encourages schools to consider healthy eating and water provision, has been disseminated to all schools. New menus implemented in secondary schools in the Autumn Term 06. New Primary menus in place. ➢ All pupils in schools with healthy school status can access at least 2 hours a week of physical activity. The target for the 06/07 is set at 75%. Last years (05/06) released recently has achieved the 75% target. The percentage of schools in the county achieving the School Sport strategy (formerly PESSCL) target is increasing, supported by a grant of £200k from Sport England. ➢ 11 out of 47 (known figure) (22%) mothers smoked at time of delivery. 37 out of 47 (78% did not smoke at time of delivery. Out of 49 births – 45 have been visited within 2 months of birth (92%).
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Be Healthy. Children / Young people enjoy good physical, emotional, mental and sexual health; has a healthy lifestyle, and has access to information about health issues that allows them to make informed choices as they
Be Healthy. The Young person enjoys good physical, emotional, mental and sexual health; has a healthy lifestyle, and has access to information about health issues that allows them to make informed choices as they move to independence

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