10/07/2026
Project ACTIVE🇧🇧 school tour was a resounding success!
When we launched Project ACTIVE, our goal wasn’t simply to visit schools. We wanted to create impact in how children, teachers, parents, and communities think about movement and health.
Over the past few weeks, we’ve been proud to see those objectives come to life.
✅ We complemented the existing School Nutrition Policy by adding an engaging physical activity component, reinforcing that healthy children need both good nutrition and regular movement.
✅ We showed that exercise can be fun, inclusive, and something every child can enjoy—regardless of age, ability, or background.
✅ We highlighted physiotherapists as movement experts, demonstrating that our profession is about promoting health, preventing disease, and helping people move well throughout life—not only rehabilitation after injury.
✅ We educated children and teachers about the vital role physical activity plays in reducing the risk of non-communicable diseases while building healthier habits from an early age.
Seeing children laugh, learn, move, and leave excited about being active has been the greatest measure of success.
Thank you to every school, teacher, parent, student, volunteer, and partner who helped make Project ACTIVE possible. Special thanks to the Heart & Stroke Foundation of Barbados and the Barbados Childhood Obesity Prevention Coalition for partnering with us on this initiative.
St. Lucy Primary School
The media coverage has helped amplify our message, but this is only the beginning.
Together, we’re building a healthier, more active generation—one school, one child, and one movement at a time.
Healthy Habits ✔ Happy Kids ✔
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