The school has achieved the National Healthy Schools standard.

This means that we:-

• Promoting healthy and nutritious school meals
• Increasing take up of free school meals and paid meals
• Supporting locally sourced and seasonal ingredients
• Improving the lunch time environment
• Reducing health inequalities by supporting healthy lifestyles
• Supporting health education through the Food for Life Partnership framework (www.foodforlife.org.uk)

The school supports many healthy initiatives and activities.

In school we:-

• Offer Key Stage 1 children receive a free piece of fruit each day
• Provide free milk to children under 5 (as part of the Cool Milk Scheme)
• Deliver a wide PSHE curriculum
• Offer healthier food options, increased access to drinking water and breakfast clubs
• Improve environments, play facilities and opportunities for physical activity
• Support pupil behaviour, attitudes, confidence and concentration
• Healthier pupil food choices, more physical activity
• Improve pupil understanding of relationships
• Improve staff awareness of health-related issues
• Work hard to have a positive influence on levels of achievement, attendance and exclusion