Healthy Schools North Northants

Healthy Schools North Northants Committed to empowering schools to improve the health and wellbeing of pupils, staff and the community.

🌟 Switch Up September is coming!Switch up your habits this September and join us for a month of FREE family events desig...
13/08/2026

🌟 Switch Up September is coming!

Switch up your habits this September and join us for a month of FREE family events designed to get you outside, moving, learning, creating and having fun together.

Register and come along to be entered into a prize draw to win some fantastic prizes - the more events you come along to, the more entries! Spaces are limited on some events, so check out the posters and register using the QR codes today.

17/07/2026

Congratulations! Kettering school earns gold Healthy Schools Award for wellbeing strategies

A huge congratulations to the three schools who achieved the Gold Healthy Schools Award this academic year! 🏆Achieving G...
17/07/2026

A huge congratulations to the three schools who achieved the Gold Healthy Schools Award this academic year! 🏆

Achieving Gold is an exceptional accomplishment and represents the highest level of recognition within the Healthy Schools programme. Building on their Bronze and Silver Awards, these schools have demonstrated an outstanding commitment to health and wellbeing by planning and delivering a whole-school project that has made a meaningful impact across their school community.

A huge well done to:
Bozeat Community Primary School
Irthlingborough Nursery and Infant School
Wren Spinney School

As another academic year comes to a close, we'd like to now celebrate all the schools who have achieved the Silver Healt...
16/07/2026

As another academic year comes to a close, we'd like to now celebrate all the schools who have achieved the Silver Healthy Schools Award this year 🏅

After successfully achieving Bronze, these schools have taken the next step on their Healthy Schools journey by planning and implementing a targeted health and wellbeing project. Their commitment to understanding and responding to the needs of their school community is helping to make a real difference to the lives of children and young people. We are delighted to celebrate their success and look forward to seeing their continued impact.
All Saints CEVA School and Nursery Wellingborough
Great Doddington Primary School
Alfred Lord Tennyson School
Loatlands Primary
Wrenn
Higham Ferrers Nursery and Infant School
Corby Old Village Primary School
Henry Chichele Primary School
Little Stanion Primary School
Hazel Leys Academy
Mawsley Community Primary School
Kettering Park Infant Academy, Kettering
King's Cliffe Endowed Primary School

As we come to the end of another academic year, we'd like to congratulate all the schools who have achieved the Bronze H...
16/07/2026

As we come to the end of another academic year, we'd like to congratulate all the schools who have achieved the Bronze Healthy Schools Award this year🏅

Thank you for your commitment to improving the health and wellbeing of your pupils and school communities. We are proud to celebrate your achievement and look forward to supporting you on the next stage of your Healthy Schools journey.
Southfield School
Brigstock Latham's CE Primary
Earls Barton Primary School
Corby Technical School
Millbrook Junior School
Wellingborough School
Freeman's Endowed Church of England Junior Academy
Corby Primary Academy Parent Teacher Association
Isham CEVA Primary School

🌟 Switch Up September 2026 🌟 We're excited to launch Switch Up September, a new campaign helping children, young people ...
15/07/2026

🌟 Switch Up September 2026 🌟

We're excited to launch Switch Up September, a new campaign helping children, young people and families to eat well, scroll less and move more every day.

Children and young people can enter our "Snap Your Happy Place" Photography Competition, showcasing a place that makes them feel happy, with prizes available in both age categories.

Schools can get involved in the Switch Up September School Competition, choosing from a range of fun healthy lifestyle challenges, with prizes available across multiple participation tiers.

Schools can register their interest now and will receive their activity tracker at the end of August, ready for the new academic year.

Sign up now and look out for further information at the start of the new academic year!

⭐Congratulations to Irthlingborough Nursery and Infant School⭐Their project focused on healthy eating and its link to or...
15/07/2026

⭐Congratulations to Irthlingborough Nursery and Infant School⭐

Their project focused on healthy eating and its link to oral health, helping children and families understand how positive food choices can support healthy teeth, overall wellbeing, and lifelong healthy habits. The project highlighted the importance of establishing these habits early in life to give children the best possible start.

A special shoutout to Rachel, whose hard work and commitment has guided the school on an incredible journey from Bronze to Silver and now Gold.

Huge congratulations to everyone at Irthlingborough Nursery and Infant School on this fantastic achievement. It has been a pleasure to support you throughout this process 💫

✨🌱 Congratulations to Little Stanion Primary School! 🌱✨We are delighted to recognise Little Stanion Primary School on ac...
15/07/2026

✨🌱 Congratulations to Little Stanion Primary School! 🌱✨

We are delighted to recognise Little Stanion Primary School on achieving their Healthy Schools Silver Award.

This achievement reflects the school's commitment to promoting healthy choices, environmental sustainability and positive wellbeing across the whole school community.

A particular highlight of the school's work has been its focus on reducing food waste and helping pupils understand the connection between sustainability, healthy lifestyles and wellbeing. Through the involvement of the School Council, Junior Leadership Team and Green Team Helpers, pupils have played an active role in promoting environmental responsibility and encouraging positive change across the school.

The school has successfully increased opportunities for pupils to engage with nature through the development of vegetable beds, sustainability projects, wellbeing activities and environmental awareness campaigns. These initiatives have helped pupils gain a greater understanding of where food comes from, the importance of reducing waste, and how caring for the environment can support both physical and mental wellbeing.

A special mention goes to Rhea, whose dedication and enthusiasm have been instrumental in leading this work and supporting the school to achieve such positive outcomes.

Congratulations to everyone at Little Stanion Primary School on this well-deserved achievement. We look forward to supporting the school as they continue their Healthy Schools journey.

✨ Congratulations to Mawsley Community Primary School✨We are delighted to recognise Mawsley CP School on achieving their...
15/07/2026

✨ Congratulations to Mawsley Community Primary School✨

We are delighted to recognise Mawsley CP School on achieving their Healthy Schools Silver Award.

This achievement reflects the school's commitment to promoting healthy eating and helping pupils develop positive habits that support their health, wellbeing and learning.

A particular highlight of the school's work has been the Nutritional Snacking, which focused on encouraging healthier break-time snack choices amongst Key Stage 2 pupils. Through pupil-led monitoring, parent engagement, healthy eating assemblies and the much-loved Fruit Fridays initiative, pupils have been introduced to a wider variety of nutritious foods and have developed a greater understanding of the benefits of healthy eating.

The impact of the project has been impressive, with a significant reduction in high-sugar and highly processed snacks being brought into school, alongside a substantial increase in pupils choosing healthier options such as fruit, vegetables and protein-based snacks. The project has also helped to create enthusiasm and curiosity around trying new foods, with pupils actively exploring different fruits and sharing their discoveries with one another.

A special mention goes to Penny Walker for her dedication and leadership in driving this initiative and supporting the school to achieve such positive outcomes.

Congratulations to everyone at Mawsley CP School on this well-deserved achievement. We look forward to supporting the school as they continue their Healthy Schools journey.

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