”The pupils had a lot of fun, learning how to take care of their bodies and learning about a healthy lifestyle. I don’t know how we could have had more fun or learnt more, A-life made a super day for us all.Thank you.” Pirton Hill Primary School, Luton (year 6)
Read More →”Pupils enjoyed all the interactive health activities. Anything they can touch and manipulate! They learnt about various kinds of healthy foods and where things like meat and eggs come from. Everything was great! Sometimes our students cope better with lots of structure but they managed very well today. Appealing to all senses is always a bonus. Overall the presentation was very enjoyable and informative for everyone! Arbour Vale Specialist School, Slough (year 7).
Read More →”Extremely well organised. Children all on task and learnt so much about keeping healthy (reception). Good interactive health session. All kids on task and discussing, children were focussed and were able to discuss lots of aspects about a healthy lifestyle. Excellent. (yr 4). I was impressed by how engaged and focussed the children were. Many great health activities. All aims were met and everything was great (yr 5). Very good healthy schools resources – ...
Read More →”After talking with my daughter about the A-life healthy workshop session she had this morning, I persuaded her to try some fruit.She discovered that she actually likes banana. That was the first piece of raw, fresh fruit she has eaten in four years. I’m delighted, it must have been a great health session. Thank you A-life.” Parent from Knutsford School, Watford (years N-7).
Read More →”Great package. Fantastic coach. Relevant information. Great fitness activities – the children mostly enjoyed the fruit salad game and star jumps. Would like to re-book again soon. Thank you A-life.” Edith Cavell Lower School, Bedford (years 1-2).
Read More →Activities for healthy schools week
A-life healthy workshops are brilliant health activities for healthy schools week. A-life use (1 hour) HEALTHY WORKSHOPS which are fun, educational and hands-on health activities for schools. A-life games-based healthy activities have been well tested by over 450 schools and are a ideal resource for health week. (ideal for Nursery – year 8)
After a healthy workshop A-life provide 30-45 minute FITNESS SESSION, Circuits for ks2 and fun fitness for KS1 (Ideal for Nursery – year 8)
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Read More →A-life visit schools with 20 – 23 hands-on healthy activities showing children how to lead an active healthy lifestyle. Each activity teaches pupils about their bodies and is connected to the curriculum for PSHE, Science or PE and involves strong links with many other subjects across the curriculum.
A-life continue to bring out new healthy activities Topic include: a balanced diet, exercise, healthy teeth, hygiene, 6-8 glasses of water, importance of sleep, 5-a day, Olympics, nutritional values, lifestyles past and ...
Read More →A-life are attending the new public health service conference on March 24th to get the lastest on the new stratergy for health in the UK.
A-life has been on the frontline promoting healthy behaviours and lifestyles in schools since 2004 offering 20-23 games based, fun hands-on teaching sessions to explore the health implications of poor diet and lack of exercise. Our instructor led, interactive health workshops have been run at over 450 schools encouraging and educating 80-100,000 children up to ...
Read More →On Thursday 6th March and Friday 7th March 2008 A-Life came into Springwell to deliver keeping healthy workshops to the whole school. In the morning session the children completed a wide range of interactive health activities which taught them about eating healthily and the importance of exercising often. They were also made aware of the possible damaging effects smoking can have on their health. In the afternoon everyone changed into their PE kits and completed a range of physical activity ...
Read More →New figures for 2011 find the obesity epedemic costs the uk 10 billion pounds a year in direct costs i.e. nhs and a further 10 billion in indirect costs. Food prices are said to have risen 20-25% in the last few years, junk food that is foods high in fat, sugars, salt and calories but low in nutrients are still the cheapest foods.
The UK is said to be an obesogenic environment with more fast food outlets than ...
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