Healthy Schools Bronze, Silver and Gold Guidance
Enhanced Healthy Schools Champions
Enhanced Healthy Schools - Southwark’s Leading Healthy Schools Champions
Rationale – Local Sustainability through Collaboration
The Strategic Programme Board- PSHE, Wellbeing, Healthy Schools & Lives in Education- approved an action plan including: a group of “Leading Healthy Schools” to support schools in further improving PSHE/H&WB provision across Southwark.
Champions Lead: Lee Souter, Healthy Schools & PSHE Lead
HS Champion Schools: Rotherhithe; Southwark Park; Bessemer Grange; Nell Gwynn; Pilgrim's Way; St Peters CE; Robert Browning; Goose Green; Rye Oak.
Aims are to:
- Contribute to the delivery of Southwark Council’s corporate and C&YP’s plans, including the priority areas:
- Best start – Children, young people and families access the right support at the right time, from early years to adolescence
- Safety and stability – Our most vulnerable children, young people and families receive timely, purposeful support that brings safe, lasting and positive change
- support the recognition of strong leadership in PSHE and Wellbeing Education (including PE/sport, Science links, P4L, etc) amongst educational professionals within Southwark
- through Healthy Schools, to support the implementation of the new PSHE, Wellbeing & Healthy Lives curriculum framework (including PE/sport, Science links, P4L, etc) and Resource Bank in educational settings and ongoing development of Leading Healthy Schools Champions approach
- contribute to Southwark’s new Enhanced Healthy Schools approach and the NQT and +1 programme
- quality assure provision (e.g. programmes, T&L resources, etc)
- through school cluster project work, to continue to develop and enhance school to school support alongside collaborative work with the LA and its partners
- contribute to improvements in Southwark in educational (progress, achievement and attainment), health and wellbeing outcomes for all C&YP across the borough as part of borough-wide evaluations (surveys, Ofsted outcomes, assessment of achievement, etc)
- develop, improve and enhance the provision of “PSHE & Wellbeing” (including PE/sport, Science, P4L, etc) for all children and young people, including the enhanced approach to Healthy Schools (HSL & Healthy Early Years London)
- the Group to share healthy schools initiatives and best practice across health, education, social care and related sectors, across four localities
Criteria
- Consistent/consistently improving pupil outcomes
- Outward engagement and experienced/proven leadership skills
- At least Ofsted “good” in Behaviour, Welfare and Safety and at least working towards Healthy Schools Silver
- Have a minimum of “good and outstanding” lesson observations for at least the last year
- Ability to use social media to share knowledge and promote PSHE & Wellbeing
- Applicant’s desire to drive forward PSHE & Wellbeing across the changing and evolving educational landscape
- Working relationship with Council Lead – endorsement
- Represent one of the four localities