Our summer events this year took us to Carmarthenshire, Cardiff and Deganwy. After the success of the last two years of events, and the large number of schools recruited in 2017 we decided that a third event would need to be run in Carmarthenshire. These events are a great opportunity to get schools together in order to hear updates from the SHRN team as well as sharing good practice from other schools based on how they have used their data in their Student Health and Wellbeing Reports, as well as learning about current health research. This year we were also incredibly lucky to be joined by representatives from Estyn who presented on health and wellbeing in the new inspection framework.
We have been granted permission from our presenters to share their slides, for which we are very grateful.
Carmarthenshire
On Tuesday 13 June our first event of 2017 was held at the National Botanic Garden of Wales, a picturesque venue in the Carmarthenshire countryside. We were joined by 38 schools as well as representatives from the Welsh Network of Healthy School Scheme (WNHSS) for a full day of presentations from the SHRN team, Network schools, Estyn and the WNHSS.
Health and Wellbeing in the New Common Inspection Framework
Jassa Scott, Estyn
Welsh Network of Healthy School Scheme
Mary Charles, WNHSS
Using your health and wellbeing data in schools – sharing practice
Emma McIntyre, Alun School
Using your health and wellbeing data in schools – sharing practice
Daniel Foster, St Alban’s RC School
Using your health and wellbeing data in schools – sharing practice
Rachel Jenkins, Ysgol Glan y Mor School
Cardiff
On Thursday 15th June our second event was held at the Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff Bay. We were joined by 59 schools as well as staff from the Welsh Network of Healthy School Scheme (WNHSS) to hear presentations given by the SHRN team, Network schools, Estyn and the WNHSS.
Health and Wellbeing in the New Common Inspection Framework
Michelle Gosney, Estyn
Welsh Network of Healthy School Scheme
Chris Farr, WNHSS
Using your health and wellbeing data in schools – sharing practice
Emma McIntyre, Alun School
Using your health and wellbeing data in schools – sharing practice
Kate Perna, Brynteg School
Using your health and wellbeing data in schools – sharing practice
Sian Hedges, St John the Baptist High School
Deganwy
The North Wales event this year once again took place at the Quay Hotel in Deganwy on Thursday 22nd June, with school staff from across the area attending. We were joined by representatives from 29 schools as well as staff from the Welsh Network of Healthy School Scheme (WNHSS).
Health and Wellbeing in the New Common Inspection Framework
Estyn
Welsh Network of Healthy School Scheme
Paula Roberts, WNHSS
Using your health and wellbeing data in schools – sharing practice
Emma McIntyre, Alun School
Using your health and wellbeing data in schools – sharing practice
Heather Roberts, Ysgol Uwchradd Bodedern
Using your health and wellbeing data in schools – sharing practice
Helen Lloyd, Ysgol Uwchradd Llanfyllin