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Public Health Tel 0116 454 4376 Email DaxaRalhanLeicestergovuk I ntroduction A daily outdoor physical activity which takes 15 minutes 100 inclusive Boys Girls SEN The children wear their school clothes ID: 812754

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Daxa Ralhan

Programme Officer

Public Health

Tel: 0116 454 4376Email: Daxa.Ralhan@Leicester.gov.uk

I

ntroduction

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A daily outdoor physical activity which takes 15 minutes

100% inclusive – Boys, Girls, SEN

The children wear their school clothes

Children choose to walk, jog or runLight touch encouragement to run where appropriateSlick turn around from desk-to-deskNon competitive (but some do compete)FreeWhat is The Daily Mile?

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Excess weight* and Physical Activity

in Leicester

Significantly

better than

England

Source: NCMP 2015/2016, Leicester Children and Young People’s Health and Wellbeing Survey 2016 and Active Lives Survey 2015/2016. *overweight or obese

In Reception

1

in

5

children have

excess

weight

by adulthood it is

estimated that…

3

in

5

have

excess

weight

2

in

5

…by Year 6

4

in

5

children enjoy P.E.

at school:

boys more so than girls

1

in

5

Only

Children participated in physical activity on seven days of the week

Significantly

worse than

England

Similar to

England

have

excess

weight

In a week…

20% did vigorous exercise for more than 3 days

45% did vigorous exercise for less than 3 days

35% of children did no

vigorous exercise

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No child has to run a mile…

In 15 minutes this is how far they run

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Participation so far

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Clear improvement in their health and wellbeing

All children are fit

Obesity and sedentary behaviour is tackled

Self esteem is raisedImproves body composition for lifeThey ‘own’ a healthy body and they know itReduces stress and anxietyBuilds resilience and determinationThe benefits for children

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Health and Wellbeing – Social, Physical, Emotional and Mental

Improves access to PE and Sport

Improves focus, concentration and behaviour

Daily physical activity raises attainment levelsA bonus, not a burden for Teachers – no extra workloadCoppermile ReportBBC’s Terrific ScientificThe Daily Mile in the curriculum

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No equipment, no set up and no tidy up

Weather is a benefit, not a barrier

No staff training needed

Risk assessment straightforwardNo kit needed, therefore:No cool / uncool kitNo forgetting or losing kitNo time spent changingNo body issues or revealing your body

Removing Barriers to Physical Activity

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It happens where the children are every day

It’s not complicated – for children or staff

It

works for all - keen on sport or not keen on sport It’s sustainable over years – running is normalHelps towards a healthy weightA practical health and wellbeing solutionIt meets the needs of childhood: Fun, Friends, Freedom, Fresh Air ... In 15 golden minutes of childhood

Why does The Daily Mile work?

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The

Daily

Mile by

Elaine Wyllie

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Questions?

For further information visit:

Website

: www.thedailymile.co.ukFacebook: TheDailyMile.UK