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Age group: 5 11 Published: July 2018 Reference no: 180017 Obesity, healthy eating and physical activity in primary schools A thematic review into what actions schools are taking to reduce childhood obesity In 2011, the World Health Organization claimed that childhood obesity is one of the most serious public health challenges of the 21st century. In August 2016, the government published Childhood obesity: a plan for action . As part of the plan, Ofsted has reviewed obesity, healthy eating and physical activity in schools. Obesity, healthy eating and physical activity in primary schools July 2018, No. 180017 2 Contents HMCI s commentary 3 School meals 4 A curriculum for healthy living 4 Parents want more PE 5 Background 7 Methodology 8 Research design and methods 8 The impact of schools on BMI 9 Ethos and management 11 Curriculum 12 Sport, physical education and physical activities in the curriculum 13 healthy eating in the curriculum 16 Specialists 17 Access and facilities 18 Attitudes and behaviours 19 Food and drink 22 Meeting the standards 23 School meals 24 Packed lunches 27 Water and snacks 28 Parents and schools together 28 Increasing participation 31 Targeting attitudes 33 Using specialists 34 Findings and observations from other studies 35 Annex A.
most serious public health challenges of the 21st century. In August 2016, the government published ‘Childhood obesity: a plan for action’. As part of the plan, Ofsted has reviewed obesity, healthy eating and physical activity in schools.
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