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This page includes brief summaries and links to reports, surveys, presentations and other web-based resources that report on the health/social development of school-age children and youth, the status/capacity of school, agency and government programs and policies and the health literacy/health education of students.
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Results from Recent Surveys
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Key Web Sites and Contacts
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This page has been updated by: (please add your name here) on this date: (Please add most recent date)
Recent Reports and Published Articles:
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- The 2009 Education Indicators report from the Saskatchewan Education Ministry cited statistics taken from national surveys on student health, low income families and aboriginal students.
- The Continuous Improvement Plan (for which all school boards are accountable) published by the Saskatchewan Education Ministry refers to providing equitable learning opportunities and smooth transitions but does not mention health or well-being specifically.
Results from Recent Surveys
(Please provide a brief summary and a link if possible)
Copies and links of Recent Presentations
(Please provide a one-line summary and a link to the slide or You Tube presentation. If the presentation is not yet available on the web and you have permission tom post it on the web, you can either send it to dmccall@internationalschoolhealth.org for posting www.slideshare.com or create an account on www.slideshare.com or You Tube
Key Web Sites and Contacts
(Please add links to the web sites/pages of government ministries, university centres or non governmental organizations that report on or track progress being made in school health promotion and social development in this country)
- School Plus SchoolPlus is a province-wide initiative led byMinistry of Educationand the provincial education system that promotes learning success and well-being for every child and young person. It envisions a province where every school is actively improving student outcomes through the delivery of a strong learning program and serving as a centre for social, health and other services for children and their families.
- Health Education Curriculum
Access provinical curricula, core and additional resources, and support materials.
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