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FitSchools is a school award scheme that promotes health and wellness in schools through a multi-stage framework. It aims to help children make healthy choices, be physically active, and raise parent awareness. Schools receive resources at each stage to progress in the program. The long-term vision is for FitSchools to reach over a million children by 2015 and give sponsors engagement with a high-profile health initiative for Irish youth.
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Fit schools 2010
- 2. What is FitSchools? A school award scheme that promotes and acknowledges action for health. The scheme is long-term, giving each participating school a framework for progression through a multi-stage award. RedBranch will provide schools with a full range of resources at every stage of the scheme.
- 3. Why is FitSchools Needed?
- 4. How Does FitSchools Work?
- 5. Children & young people make informed healthy food choices Children & young people participate fully in regular physical activity Parents are more aware of the importance of healthy lifestyle The Aims of FitSchools
- 6. Objectives
- 8. Outcomes
- 9. The Vision
- 11. Media Coverage
- 12. The Path
- 13. 2011 Operations
- 14. 2012 Operations
- 15. 2013 Operations
- 16. 2011 Costings
- 17. 2012 Costings
- 18. 2013 Costings
- 19. Summary FitSchools provides an opportunity for sponsors to engage with a high-profile programme that will have a major impact on the health of Irish children. The programme has the potential to reach 120,000 children and their families by 2013, rising to potentially 1,000,000 children by 2015. Early stage sponsors will secure the opportunity to retain their involvement as the programme grows in profile and gains National penetration.