Health Promoting Schools
Secondary
Helping pupils get on their bikes
The School Bicycle Loan Scheme at St Mungo's Academy in Glasgow has been encouraging pupils to actively travel to school.
Eat Well to Do Well
Eat Well to Do Well has been developed as a food and health resource for use throughout the primary school and first two years of secondary.
Constant drive for health improvement
Moffat Academy uses health weeks to lay the foundation for health promotion. This case study also looks at the use of small workshops to cover the topic of contraception.
Just MAGIC
The MAGIC transition project was a programme of sport and the arts for girls moving from P7 to S1 in the Craigie High School cluster area in Dundee.
Planting to Plate
A study of healthy eating and locally produced food in crofting areas.
Let's get physical - and creative
Portree High School on Skye has a long tradition of high levels of pupil participation in physical and creative activities.
To go the extra mile!
The motto 'To go the extra mile!' characterises Farr High School's commitment to and expectations of their young people.
Filling a counselling gap
Kelso High School has developed a school counselling service to help provide emotional support for young people.
A positive learning environment
Hut 9 at Forres Academy is a project that provides an alternative curriculum and individual support for pupils finding difficulty in being at school.
Cluster Challenge
The Linlithgow Academy Cluster Challenge uses peer education to promote healthy lifestyles and support transition from primary to secondary.
It's not a bolt-on
Part of Rosehall High School's Healthy Lifestyle Project is the youth rugby initiative which seeks to promote improved health behaviour and crime reduction, and to develop emotional well-being.
Young people talking to young people
Peebles High School uses a range of health-related peer support projects to assist pupils.
Preventing domestic abuse
Reduce Abuse is a domestic abuse prevention and awareness project which runs in five secondary schools in West Dunbartonshire.