At least 30 minutes of physical activity should

At least 30 minutes of physical activity should be delivered in school every day for every pupil

www. activeschoolplanner. org An interactive platform developed to support schools in meeting the Governments 60 active minutes daily agenda. School Games Mark requirement Activity heat map, action planning, resources and advocacy tools

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Schools will see ‘School Users’ – here you can set up access for other school staff to create their own heat map. Navigation – always visible Class/School Heat Map Additional Resources

How to create your heat map Step 1: Add Heat Map All your heat maps created will be stored in the drop downs Step 2: Create your school timetable and heat map. Click on each part of the day to edit. These can be deleted.

How to change the timetable Step 3: Alter the activity type Start and end time Activity levels Add a description of the class i. e. ICT, Maths Save

Your completed heat map should like something like this. Each class, SEND group, BAME Group can have a heat map to allow you to compare between groups. This examples shows that efforts should be placed prior to the start of the first lesson and straight after lunch time.

You can find some action points to help support your school in developing a more active ethos. Select “finish heat map” This will give you a number of action points and suggestions to improve your approaches to the Active 30 minutes. This can be saved as a PDF and also accessed from your dashboard.

Setting actions to improve You can set as an action…this will show on your dashboard. Some come with links or case studies to take you elsewhere. Once these actions have been set you can give yourself a timeframe and these will appear on your dashboard

Access your heat maps Research that shows the impact of health and wellbeing on education Case studies and submitted ideas. 8 what work principles based on research and evidence Actions to improve