School Action Plan
Activity
Skills Needed To Develop Your Plan
Watch the video to see how our environment can change our level of physical activity.
Activity
Small Ideas vs Big Ideas
Using the worksheet Healthy Changes @ School, make a list of all FOOD and PHYSICAL ACTIVITY changes you would like to make at your school.
Underline the BIG IDEAS.
Highlight the SMALL IDEAS.
In your school group, discuss how realistic it is to make big changes.
School Action Plans 2019-22
Equipping school gyms
Installation of water refill stations
Redesigned girls’ PE uniforms
A table-tennis tournament
Healthy snack stalls and a reusable water bottle for every student
Colour run fruit day
Hoops for Hope
Activity
School Map Scan
Each school group gets a copy of their school map. Put a dot sticker on places you would like to change or areas where you can add an activity.
Yellow sticker = change
Blue sticker = add
Discuss your top 3 ideas for a School Action Plan.
Reflect - Are the changes:
S - specific (healthy eating and physical activity)
M - Measurable (number of students participating)
A - Achievable (have the skills/ capacity to get the job done)
R - Realistic (resources and support is available, does not cost too much money)
T - Timely (can deliver in a reasonable time frame)
Activity
School Action Plan
Instructions:
Choose ONE action and make a plan for change
Use the provided template to create your plan
Present your School Action Plan
(Note: If you need inspiration, check out past plans under the Case Studies tab).
