Healthy Body + Healthy Mind = Healthy Learning

Year 6 have designed and created some excellent posters as part of their homework. These are being used to educate children and adults about healthy eating and will be displayed for all to see in the canteen. It is great to see how much the children know about healthy foods and they have really thought about the presentation of their work. Having these displayed using such bright and vivid posters will encourage everyone to be making good choices with their meals.

Many of the fruits and vegetables featured on the posters are available on a daily basis in our Canteen for the children to enjoy so the children will recognise them when they have selected something healthy.

Please help us to promote healthy eating habits at school by reinforcing the message at home too.

Ms Anna Wheatley, F3 Teacher and Art/Display Leader at An Phu Primary

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