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Conferences, events and celebrations

In this section you will find events and conferences that Swindon Healthy Schools has to offer:

Spotlight On Child Neglect Event

You will also have the opportunity to find out more by attending our Spotlight on Child Neglect Event on 12 March 2024 – please note revised time 0930-1330 please see the following flyer for more information and to book a place click here.

Senior Mental Health Leads Training

Following the success and over subscription of the Senior Mental Health Leads Training (SMHLT), we are now taking bookings for Cohort 3.

The first session of the training will take place on Thursday 28th September 2022, 9am -5pm with a follow up session (Day 2) on February 8th 2023, 9am - 12.30pm

If your school has not yet applied for the DFE funding or accessed any training, please ensure you book a place via this link on Eventbrite:

Eventbrite link for Cohort 3 - Day 1       

Harm-LESS Training - September 30th 2019

Harmless is a tool developed by Oxford Health (CAMHS)Its a resource for staff who have contact with young people who self harm.

To promote this programme Swindon are offering a FREE training session to all local providers. The training will be lead by Paul Stallard, Head of Psychological Therapies at CAMHS. 40 spaces are available, 2 free spaces per school are available on a first come first serve basis. 

The training will take place at The Meadow from 2pm -4pm.

 

Jigsaw Families Training

As a result of our successful bid to the innovation fund for supporting children of Alcohol Dependant Parents, we are offering fully funded Jigsaw Families Training to Primary Schools.

To find out more about this training please visit the website:

www.families.jigsawpshe.com

or contact the Jigsaw Families Manager - Angela Milliken on 07772191210 or email her at: angela.milliken@janlevergroup.com

 

2019 Another Year and Another Successful Schools Celebration Event!

Congratulations to 21 Swindon Schools for receiving a Healthy Schools Award at the Schools celebration event in July.

This was a 100% increase in awards received last year. The awards ranged from:

10 Schools achieving the Mental Health Award

3 Pre Schools achieving Bronze Early Years Award

1 Early Years Centre receiving the first Early Years Silver Award

4 Primary Schools achieving Healthy Schools Silver Status

1 new school achieving Healthy Schools Gold Award

1 School for the third year running achieving Gold Status

We had a special award for 2 Secondary Schools, which was for designing a logo for Smoke Free School Gates.

Excellent engagement and achievement  from all our schools - A Big Well Done!

       
       
       
       

 

   Schools Excellence and Achievement Awards 2018:

Silver Swindon Healthy School Award certificates Swindon Early Years Awards Gold Swindon Healthy Schools Award certificate Swindon Mental Health Award certificates

 

2018 Excellence and Achievement awards, was again a great success and a lovely way to celerate the excellence of Swindon Schools and teachers. Each year Healthy Schools increases in the number of schools encouraging and improving health and wellbeing of the young people in Swindon. This is great to see and we would like this to continue growing.

Colebrook Primary, Covingham Park Primary, Lawn Primary and Oliver Tomkins Primary all achieved the Healthy Schools Silver Award.

Evidence shows that providing young people with positive healthy attitudes from an early age benefits and encourages healthy lifestyle choices. Therefore we have introduced the Early years award. The Swindon Healthy Early Years Programme (SHEYP), Award was pilotted by 3 early years centres: Rodbourne Cheeny Pre School, Moredon Pre school and Central Robert Le Kyng.

It was also another successful year for the Mental Health Award,3 more schools achieved this award: Haydonleigh Primary, Rodbourne Primary and Covingham Park Primary.

For the second year running Westlea Primary managed to retain their Gold Award. They have sustained the positive work they do to encourage healthy eating, increasing physical activity, improving mental health and raising attainment.

Congratulations and Well Done to all our schools who achieved awards at this celebration event.

We want more schools to engage and achieve, so we can upload your photographs to this page !

Healthy Schools Silver Award – Lawn Primary
Healthy Schools Silver Award – Lawn Primary

 Swindon Healthy Early Years Programme Award for Central RLK, Moredon Pre – School & Learning Tree Pre-School c/o Rodbourne Cheney Primary
Swindon Healthy Early Years Programme Award for Central RLK, Moredon Pre - School & Learning Tree Pre-School c/o Rodbourne Cheney Primary

Mental Health Awards for Covingham Park Primary, Rodbourne Cheeny Primary & Haydonleigh Primary
Mental Health Awards for Covingham Park Primary, Rodbourne Cheeny Primary & Haydonleigh Primary

Second Year running Healthy Schools Gold Award – Westlea Primary
Second Year running Healthy Schools Gold Award – Westlea Primary

Healthy Schools Silver Award - Covingham Park Primary
Healthy Schools Silver Award - Covingham Park Primary

Healthy Schools Silver Award – Colebrook Primary
Healthy Schools Silver Award – Colebrook Primary

Healthy Schools Silver Award – Oliver Tomkins Primary
Healthy Schools Silver Award – Oliver Tomkins Primary

Swindon Healthy Schools Award event
Swindon Healthy Schools Award event

St Francis C of E Primary School Choir
Francis C of E Primary School Choir


Westlea Primary school receiving their Gold award
Westlea Primary school receiving their Gold award

Councillor Mary Martin
Councillor Mary Martin

Director of education - Peter Nathan<
Director of education - Peter Nathan

Director of Public Health - Cherry Jones
Director of Public Health - Cherry Jones

Motivational Guest Speaker - Jasper Fforde
Motivational Guest Speaker - Jasper Fforde