HAMBROUGH IS A HEALTHY SCHOOL
(copy)_unused.jpg?scale=MAXSIZE&height=460&modified=1)
(copy)_unused.jpg?scale=MAXSIZE&height=460&modified=1)
(copy)_unused.jpg?scale=MAXSIZE&height=460&modified=1)
(copy)_unused.jpg?scale=MAXSIZE&height=460&modified=1)
(copy)_unused.jpg?scale=MAXSIZE&height=460&modified=1)
(copy)_unused.jpg?scale=MAXSIZE&height=460&modified=1)
(copy)_unused.jpg?scale=MAXSIZE&height=460&modified=1)
(copy)_unused.jpg?scale=MAXSIZE&height=460&modified=1)
(copy)_unused.jpg?scale=MAXSIZE&height=460&modified=1)
(copy)_unused.jpg?scale=MAXSIZE&height=460&modified=1)
(copy)_unused.jpg?scale=MAXSIZE&height=460&modified=1)
(copy)_unused.jpg?scale=MAXSIZE&height=460&modified=1)
(copy)_unused.jpg?scale=MAXSIZE&height=460&modified=1)
FEBRUARY 2016: GOLD AWARDED TO HAMBROUGH FOR HEALTHY SCHOOL STATUS
The aim of parents and teachers is to continuously raise healthy, happy children who lead healthy lifestyles and helping them to make healthy food choices whether at school or at home and in the future.
When children are healthy and happy at school, they consistently achieve more.
There are many healthy initiatives which have been embedded within the life of the school to raise awareness about the benefits of being healthy and improve the physical and mental wellbeing of our pupils.
SUGAR SMART STATUS RECEIVED FOR HAMBROUGH - APRIL 2020
Pupil Voice: Anti-Bullying
Hambrough is a NO BULLYING Zone!
"EMPOWERING CHILDREN WITH A VOICE TO ALLOW THEM TO EXPRESS HOW THEY FEEL" Louise Singleton, Headteacher
Following a pupil survey & in consultation with the school councillors an Anti-Bullying Charter was developed by the school.
Playleaders, Mini-Mentors and the School Councillors are all involved in ensuring that Hambrough Primary School is a NO-BULLYING ZONE.
See the Pupil Voice Video on Anti-Bullying for more information.
HEALTH FAIR 2017
Our annual HEALTH FAIR took place this year on the 14th July 2017. The Health Fair is an opportunity to explore and understand the importance of diet and exercise, and to reflect how we can maintain healthy habits in our daily life. As well as extending their knowledge children also have a chance to reflect on global goal 3: "Health & Well-Being" and article 24: "The right to the best health care possible".
On the 14th, during the day all classes rotated from class to class taking part in health related activities like: making Smoothies, healthy kebabs, healthy salads, sandwiches, even healthy pledges. Children took part in Gaelic football, walked miles and miles around the school, told healthy stories, designed new dining hall rules poster and even sang healthy songs. After school, there were similar activities and stalls set out in the playground with raffle tickets on sale and lucrative healthy prizes on offer. Thank you to all the parents who turned up and supported us. Together with your donations and sales all funds raised will be used to support & promote healthy eating in the dining hall including packed lunches., uniforms for our Dining Hall Helpers and daily music resources to be played in September during lunchtime. . Great fun was had by all and deeper lessons on health and well-being and good humanitarianism were embedded in our daily living.
Click here for the SUGAR SAVVY Power Point Presentation
