Federal
Physical Health and Education (PHE) Canada
01/15/19
Award to a Canada individual or organization for outstanding contributions to the development or implementation of a school health philosophy specific to the following four pillars: teaching and learning, healthy policy, healthy social and physical environments, and partnerships and services. The award will be given to a recipient who has successfully engaged the school community and created sustainable change in the school, including, but not limited to, policy development or supportive environments.
Selection criteria:
- Describe the Health Promoting School in which the nominee is involved.
- The nominee's work is described in detail and the descriptions show how they accomplished and modeled the comprehensive school health philosophy specific to the four pillars: Healthy Policy, Teaching and Learning, Healthy Social and Physical Environments, and Partnerships and Services.
- Describe how the approach utilized by the nominee actively engaged the school community (or communities) including, but not limited to, staff, families, parent councils, etc.
- Outline the positive impacts made by the nominee(s) and provide examples/proof of their positive impacts.
- Describe how the work of the nominee has provided sustainable change within the school community, school board and/or region.
GrantWatch ID#: 158388
One recipient is selected for this award each conference cycle.
The recipient of this award receives:
- Award recognition plaque
- Recognition in the Annual Report and on the website
- Recognition during the next PHE Canada National Conference
- Complimentary registration at the next PHE Canada National Conference (travel and accommodations are not included)
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Submit a nomination: https://phecanada.ca/inspire/health-promoting-school-champion-award/health-promoting-school-champion-award-2018-2019
Physical and Health Education Canada
Attn: Awards
301-2197 Riverside Drive
Ottawa, ON
K1H 7X3
Fax: 613-523-1206
awards@phecanada.ca
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