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Healthy Schools Toolkit
Committee Strengths and Needs Action Plan Evaluation Resources

Step 4: Evaluate and Celebrate Achievements

Goals

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·    Review, evaluate and celebrate your Healthy Schools activities

PART A – Evaluate

 

·    As you complete each activity from your Action Plan, evaluate what worked well and any problems you may have come across 1 44

·    Evaluation is important for: learning if the activities were worthwhile, any problem areas that may exist, to inspire new ideas and to review areas to avoid in the future

 

Evaluation areas to focus on: 

·    The steps of the Healthy Schools process – where you able to complete them all? 1 52

·    The school community – to learn whether the school enjoyed the activities and whether there is a difference in the health status of the school 1 46, 47

·    The Action Plan – to determine if you have met your activity goals as outlined

·    The Healthy School Committee – to evaluate the effectiveness of the committee 1 45

·    Determine how you will evaluate (e.g. survey, focus groups, and interviews) – your evaluation does not need to be complicated; simple and concise is better    1 46, 47 

·    Discuss and reflect on successes and challenges – identify and reflect on achievements, areas to reconsider and any new or emerging needs

·    Look for and record any changes within the school that may be a result of Healthy Schools and record them as successes on your committees Healthy School Activity Evaluation Form

PART BPlan for next year

 

·    As you complete each activity from your Action Plan, evaluate what worked

·    Discuss any changes that may be occurring that could affect next year's activities

·    Set a date and plan the agenda for next year's first meeting

·    Discuss next year's Healthy Schools Action Plan – include activities you didn't get to this year and come up with new ideas 1 48 

PART CCelebrate achievements

 

·    Provide opportunities for the school to hear about the completed activities

·    Share successes with students and staff through a newsletter or announcement 51

·    Encourage students and teachers to communicate their successes and submit new ideas

·    Acknowledge and celebrate the efforts of the Healthy School Committee and the whole school community, to strengthen school-wide support and commitment    1 50

·    Celebrate small changes, as any change is a step in the right direction – check out the tip sheet for healthy celebration ideas! 1 49

·    Plan a year end celebration for the committee and for the whole school

 

Congratulations!

 


 ü     Checklist for Step 4:

 

q Completed the Healthy School Committee Activity Evaluation form

q Conducted Healthy School committee End of Year Evaluation

q Gathered end of year feedback from:

q Parents

q Students

q Teachers

q Administration

q Communicated achievements with the school community

q Celebrated with the committee and entire school community

q Planned for next year's Healthy School Committee and activities

 

1  Complete Resource List for Step 4

 
 

For more information, please contact

            York Region Health Connection at 1-800-361-5653


 

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Tip: Consider using the "Healthy School Activity Evaluation" form as a regular item at your meetings

 

 
 
 
 

Tip:  Your public health nurse can offer tips and will be asking for evaluation information from ALL Healthy Schools to help with future planning 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Tip:  Celebrating the hard work of the school community will encourage support for Healthy Schools in the future and provide a chance to highlight the school's success  

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Tip:  Try to maintain what the school has worked so hard for. Stick with the Healthy Schools initiative and keep the momentum alive!

 
 
 
 
 
 
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