The Healthy High 5 Award has been launched in Southampton to make it easier for schools to provide healthy and fun activities for all pupils to improve their wellbeing.
The Healthy High 5 Award has five achievable elements (stars) designed to have a positive impact on the health and wellbeing of all school pupils. All five stars work together to create a positive impact on all school age pupils. It is for this reason all five elements will need to be met for a school to gain the award. While a school is working to achieve these stars it will be considered to be ‘working towards’ the Healthy High 5 Award.
- Healthy High 5 Award for infant, primary and junior schools
- Healthy High 5 Award for secondary schools
If you are a parent, speak to your child’s head teacher about getting your school signed up for the Healthy High Five Award.
If you are a head teacher and would like to sign up, please call 0300 123 6661 (Main School Nursing / Health Visitor Number) and ask to speak to someone about HH5, or email snhs.publichealthnursingsouthampton@nhs.net (subject line Healthy High 5).
Schools fully achieving all 5 stars of the Healthy High 5 Award - Summer 2019
- Beechwood Junior School
- Bitterne CE Primary School
- Fairisle Junior School
- Hollybrook Infant School
- Sholing Junior School
- Springwell School
- Thornhill Primary School
- Weston Shore Infant School
- Woolston Infant School
Schools working towards Healthy High 5 Award - Summer term 2019 (achieving 3 stars or 4 stars)
- Bassett Green Primary School
- Foundry Lane Primary School
- Great Oaks School
- Hollybrook Junior School
- Kanes Hill Primary School
- Mansbridge Primary School
- Mount Pleasant Junior School
- Newlands Primary School
- Shirley Infant School
- Springhill Catholic Primary School
- St George Catholic College
- St Monica Primary School
- Townhill Junior School
- Woodlands Community College