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kids and parents tasked to create healthy meals and then hopefully they will gain ideas for future meals

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Intervention in schools targeting 6 – 12 year olds. universal intervention, selected may be controversial for targeting specific children. Prevention-based intervention for preventing obesity in children.12 sessions over 6 week period.
Implemented by a government funded programme for intervention in schools, involving educational psychologists, dietitians, school administration, physical education teachers to promote activity through a range of activites and games children would enjoy

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Target population = 4-11 year olds.
General intervention.
1 session per week for a year, but then getting parents and teachers to promote healthy habits in school and at home. The session could involve teaching the children the importance of healthy eating and the negative impacts of childhood obesity.
The local council will implement the programme, and teachers from the schools will implement it into their own schools. They could send out letters to parents explaining the intervention and ask them for support. Will involve the parents and the teachers.
Interventions = doing sports lessons at least once a week, providing fruit and vegetables at break times, cooking healthier school dinners, providing sports equipment to use at break times.

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Instead of sweets as rewards, fruit can be used as a prize for completing tasks. It can also be incorporated into physical education lessons as a way to encourage fruit eating and exercise.
A fruit and veg chart could also be implemented; if the child eats a certain amount of fruit and veg a week they can receive a certain amount of play time at the end of the week. This would have to be taken home and signed by parents so they too have a role. The number of sessions would be ongoing ( from reception until year 6) ; it is general.

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Primary school intervention.         Target the juniors year 3 – year 6 Games and healthy activities within the curriculum e.g in PE lessonsTeachers would lead the programme

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Primary school intervention.         Target the juniors year 3 – year 6 Games and healthy activities within the curriculum e.g in PE lessonsTeachers would lead the programme

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Target the whole school
offer free classes for parents about budgeting and healthy meal prep

have a try it day where children can try different types of fruit and veg once a week

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- Primary school children
- Combination of selected (children from poor socioeconomic backgrounds) and indicated (children who are prone to unhealthy lifestyle choices)
- Specialists implement the programme then the teachers maintain the programme throughout the school curriculum
- After school clubs: nutrition club, sports clubs, etc.
- Focus on school meals being more nutritious

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Answer the following questions for your intervention

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Answer the following questions for your intervention

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Your target population

Universal, Selected or Indicated Intervention

Type of intervention – prevention

How many sessions

Who is going to implement the programme

Who are you going to involve

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5-10 year olds
universal intervention, government funded.
free fruit with school meals.
campaigns directed at parents to add fruit in packed lunches.
usain bolt fronted

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Go into schools and get them to try a range of healthy foods and send recipes home of healthy easy recipes

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Primary school children

Universal

Multi component, preventative intervention

2sessions a year

Parents and teachers will implement programme.

Children

Fruit and veg afterschool parties to encourage healthy eating by relating it to fun.

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Having a fruit bowl in the classroom that children can help themselves to at break time

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target population: primary school children aged 5-11
Selected intervention - targeting specific set of individuals

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Target population: primary school
Universal
Prevention
Daily fruit and veg given as snacks with opportunities to grow it themselves in a school allotment
The school teachers and parents will implement the programme with the government ensuring its universal across primary schools in the country
Parents, children and schools will be involved with the campaign

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Begin with general reinforcement for everyone by promoting benefits/informing risks. For younger children, have a reward scheme; they are given a gold star for reaching the fruit/veg requirements each week. Enforce the rule that only healthy food can be brought as a snack. Implement programme using teachers as they are likely to be listened to.

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Free fruit with each school meal.
Encourage parents to include fruit in packed lunches.
Universal Intervention.
5-10 years
Implemented by schools, government funded.

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Target population:
Ages: 5-11 (first year of primary school up until the final year, these are the key years for intervention).
Selection:
1: self-selection /self-referral.
2: teacher-referral.
3: provision of an examination provided to all students every year.
Intervention Type: prevention, it is easier to prevent things (there're less resources required) to prevent rather than treat. This is because treatment will require different resources such as counsellors. Prevention can be easily provided to a lot of students at a lower cost.
Sessions: depending on the severity of

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make pe like more inclusive so if the kids don't wanna join in the week's activity they can go do another sport or activity like skipping or something. I hated football but I would happily do something else ya know

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make pe like more inclusive so if the kids don't wanna join in the week's activity they can go do another sport or activity like skipping or something. I hated football but I would happily do something else ya know

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Comment if you're going level on Wednesday

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Target Population: Infants in primary school (around age 6)

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Target Population: Infants in primary school (around age 6)

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Universal approach: all infant classes
Campaign: reward chart system based around break time snack intake. Weekly certificates or prizes for the winners with incentives (e.g longer break time,  time on the computer, mention in weekly newsletter etc)
Implemented by school.

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School years 3-6. Universal selection targeting children and their parents. Have a week of compulsory educational classes/get-togethers regarding healthy eating with the parents and children twice a year e.g. cooking classes. Also have regular fitness classes/sports available in school time and outside school time. The school will implement this and there will be support from the government. The children will learn from the teachers and parents whilst parents may be educated too.

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Target Population: 6-7 year olds (year 2?)

General: Whole Class activity- encourage fruit and vegetable (FV) consumption

Type of intervention: Prevention

Session no: 5 (1 a week)

Program Implementer: Teacher (will have support and training from an educational psychologist)

Parents will also be informed via newsletter of the program and encouraged to implement the same teaching methods in the home

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Primary school students
Universal

-Campaign: Prepare healthy meals for children for a week to eat during break time

-Use animations/comics/interactive modes to educate children (e.g: main character is unhealthy… faces minor health issue that will build up to be worse if lifestyle not changed
-Modelling: Use a character/role model to encourage children to imitate/follow their advice to living healthy
Sessions: every school day for a week
Implemented by school
Involve parents, teachers, organizations promoting health

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primary school- starting at reception
general- so all involved
cooking classes so children can see how to prepare fresh food and learn about fruit and vegetables etc.
once a month for sustainability
UG students or volunteers with an interest in cooking/children's health
give recipes to parents and teachers so all can be involved

to respond to the below comments- practically you are not going to get parents into a school to do cooking with their children but atleast if the children go home with what they have cooked and have the recipe then there is more chance of the parents doing it with them at home- schools are not responsible for children on the weekends or evenings- then the responsibility should be placed on the parent

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6-16 year olds
Universal
Increase water intake, less time spent on phone and screens, increase all foods in moderation, emphasise fruit and veg intake via animations, healthy amount of sleep, increase clubs (activities), compulsory swimming lessons
twice a week
teachers and parents combined
parents teachers siblings

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All school children, universal, sessions added n curriculum to learn how to cook interesting but healthy meals and get engaged with sports. send letters home to get parents onside

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5-11 years old.
food tech - teach them to cook healthily
football
netball
dodgeball
ultimate frisbee ( general sports games)
obstacle courses
Tag
Swimming

Sports teams volunteers

Parental consent
Less T.V hours

Dog walking (if they have pets)
Cycling/walking to school ( walk to school week use incentive of badges for each day they walk)

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Children in schools? Interventions??include everyone in clubs

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Children in schools? Interventions??include everyone in clubs

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All school children
Univ

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Universally target children and parents using campaigns, send information home

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Primary School Kids so lower the statistic of the 10-11 year olds.
General so that we include everyone.
Cooking classes so that children can learn that cooking healthy food is fun.
Sports classes with athletes (such as football players) so that it will be motivating for the kids.
There will be 1 sports session with the athletes and then the teachers will carry on the sessions.
The cooking classes will take place every 2 weeks.
We will also tell the parents that it is taking place so that they can get involved at home, such as letting the children cook more.

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School children
Universal
Cooking sessions teaching kids to make fun and healthy snacks, then at end they have the task to create their own fun snack and say what ingredients they would use
Once a week, every  week
School teacher
Children, parents, teachers

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All school children - 5-11 years (age appropriate activities)
Universal approach because we don't want to single out people
Compulsory lesson for making healthy meals
Educational games in class that teach children about nutrition
Once every two weeks for a whole school year
Teachers, local health professionals, nutritionists, sports professionals
Involve parents, information leaflets to inform parents what their children are being taught. Should also have ideas about how to implement a healthier life style at home.