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# Disability
# Poor Sleep
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What is Eat Smart, Move More Campaign about:

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What is Eat Smart, Move More Campaign about:

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Childhood obesity and excess weight are significant health issues for individual children, their families and public health. It can have serious implications for the physical and mental health of a child, which can then follow on into adulthood. The numbers of children who continue to have an unhealthy and potentially dangerous, weight, is a national public health concern.

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The campaign aims to provide a first hand support for parents who may be worried that their child is overweight and are at a risk of obesity. Recent research tell us that 1 in 5 children in England is overweight or obese. The campaign main focus is to educate and create awareness on the benefits for children to eat healthy and keep active. We all want our children to grow up to be happy, healthy adults, but it can sometimes be hard to know how to encourage children to eat smart and move more. It also aimed to encourage our schools authorities to do more to help children eat well, move more and live longer.

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Evaluation of literature on Healthy Eating and Active Life

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Evaluation of literature on Healthy Eating and Active Life

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The study of two Journal/Article that has outlines the key themes of this campaign are:
Asthmas as a Barrier to Children's Physical Activity: Implications for Body mass index and mental health school of community health Science, nursing, biomedical sciences and division of child health, University of Nottingham. Analysing this article one will conclude that  children with asthma are more likely to be obese and less active compare to children with other medical conditions. Asthma was identified as a barrier to exercise by parents and children. The writer highlights the importance of addressing barriers to exercise within paediatric asthma care and identiﬁes the need for effective interventions to promote physical activity.

Second Article:
The Emerging Pandemic of Obesity and Diabetics: Are we doing enough to prevent a disaster: Kamal a Diabetes Centre, Sherwood Forest Hospital, King's Mill Hospital, Nottinghamshire.
The second article also shows that obese children are at increased risk of psychosocial problems, including reduced self-esteem and increased risk of depression and social isolation. The writer emphasise early prevention to help manage childhood overweight/obesity risk with infants. The article also points out that children who have parents that are overweight or obese are likely to be obese as family environment has a strong influence on a child’s development, their eating and activity habits.
This two article both has supported this campaign of Eat Smart, Move More.

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Children and young people 2 - 19

#Primary Schools and Secondary Schools
# Play Centres
# Goose fair
Social media

Method of Delivery:
Social media
Toolkit and digital banner
# Flyers and leaflets
# Puppet and magic show games

Events/Schools
# Assembly talk
# Stall Banners both in
# Schools and goose fairs
# Parent school meetings
# Free drinks, meals. # Cartoon goodies bags
cinema vouchers

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Tackling obesity is fundamentally issue about healthy and sustainable living and should not just be government only but by individuals, families, schools and society as a whole. Physical activity has been limited by insufficient access to environments conducive to physical activity.  It is necessary to take action to make a healthy lifestyle more accessible for children as well as encouraging them to eat healthy.

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In 2011-2014 Children and Adolescents aged 2-19 years obesity has remained fairly stable about 17% and affects about 12.7 million children and adolescents.
# There were significant increase in child and adolescent overweight and obesity from 1994 to 2003 slightly decrease in 2004 to 2013. However there were split increase by ages. A significant increase of overweight and obesity from children age 11 - 15 years.
# 1 in 5 children are overweight or obese when they began school.
# Almost 1 in 3 children are overweight or obese the time they leave primary school
# Obesity rates are 10% higher in deprived communities.

This study was carried out by the researchers from the King's College London and funded by the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR).

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Parents and care givers of children will understand how important and the benefits their children will be by simple encouraging them to Eat Smart, Move More. Below are some of the important benefits of Eat Smart, Move More.
#  It improves cardiovascular fitness (heart and lungs)
# Maintaining a healthy weight improves posture
# It promotes better sleep patterns
# Increased self-esteem and confidence.
# Improved concentration
help with relaxation.
# Building stronger bones muscles and balance.
# skills development
# increased flexibility
# opportunities to make friends and enhance social skills
Parents and guardians can achieve this by being a good example for their children.

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Encourage your children to eat healthy

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# Nottingham City and
NHS Queen Medical Hospital Nottingham.
# Banados children charity in collaboration with the schools and parent association.

Total Budget: (£5,000)

Cost:
# Toolkit and banner £100
# Flyers & leaflets £1000
# Drinks and meals £1000
# Cartoon and good bags £1000
# Stall Banners in school
£500
Cinema vouchers £200

Total expenses £4700