School Health

Ensuring that children are healthy and able to learn is an essential component of an effective education system. Good health increases enrollment and reduces absenteeism, and brings more of the poorest and most disadvantaged children to school, man...

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Main Author:	World Bank
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Language:	English
Published:	Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:	SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAMS SCHOOL CHILDREN'S NUTRITION QUALITY OF EDUCATION POOR CHILDREN CHILD NUTRITION CHILDREN NUTRITION HEALTH EDUCATION SAFE WATER SUPPLY GIRLS' EDUCATION SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAMS GIRLS' EDUCATION ACCESS TO EDUCATION ACCESS TO FAMILY PLANNING ADEQUATE SANITATION FACILITIES ADOLESCENT GIRLS ADOLESCENT PREGNANCIES ADOLESCENTS AGED ALCOHOL EDUCATION BASIC EDUCATION STRATEGIES CHILD DEVELOPMENT CHILD SURVIVAL CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES COMMUNITIES CONDOMS CONTRACEPTIVE SERVICES CURRICULUM CURRICULUM SKILLS DISABILITIES DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN DISCRIMINATION DROP-OUTS EARLY CHILD CARE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION PROGRAMS EDUCATION SYSTEM EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES EFFECTIVE EDUCATION EPIDEMIC FAMILIES FAMILY LIFE FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION FAMILY PLANNING FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES FORMAL LEARNING GENDER GENDER BIAS GIRLS IN EDUCATION GROSS ENROLLMENT GROSS ENROLLMENT RATES GROSS ENROLMENT GROSS ENROLMENT RATES HEALTH INTERVENTIONS HEALTH POLICIES HEALTH PROBLEMS HEALTH SYSTEMS HELMINTH INFECTION HELMINTH INFECTIONS HIV HIV INFECTION HIV/AIDS HYGIENE HYGIENE EDUCATION INTERVENTION IRON LACK OF KNOWLEDGE LEARNING ACHIEVEMENT LEARNING ENVIRONMENT LIFE SKILLS LIFESTYLES MENTAL DEVELOPMENT MINISTRY OF EDUCATION MORBIDITY NEW ENTRANTS NUMBER OF CHILDREN NUMBER OF GIRLS NUMBER OF SCHOOLS NUTRITION NUTRITION EDUCATION NUTRITION PROGRAM ORPHANS POOR HEALTH PREGNANCY PREGNANT GIRLS REPETITION RATES REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH RURAL CHILDREN SAFE WATER SANITATION SANITATION FACILITIES SANITATION IN SCHOOLS SCHOOL AGE SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN SCHOOL CHILDREN SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION SCHOOL CURRICULUM SCHOOL ENROLLMENT SCHOOL HEALTH SCHOOL HEALTH INTERVENTIONS SCHOOL POLICIES SCHOOL POPULATION SCHOOL SYSTEM SCHOOL-AGE SCHOOL-AGE CHILD SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN SCHOOLS SECONDARY SCHOOL SEX SEX EDUCATION SEXUAL ACTIVITY SEXUAL INTERCOURSE SEXUALITY SEXUALITY EDUCATION SKILLED WORKFORCE SMOKING SOCIAL EQUITY SOCIETY SUBSTANCE ABUSE TEACHERS TEEN UNIVERSAL BASIC EDUCATION UNWANTED PREGNANCIES VITAMIN A VULNERABILITY VULNERABLE CHILDREN YOUNG MOTHERS YOUNG PEOPLE YOUTH
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spelling	okr-10986-97792021-04-23T14:02:47Z School Health World Bank SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAMS SCHOOL CHILDREN'S NUTRITION QUALITY OF EDUCATION POOR CHILDREN CHILD NUTRITION CHILDREN NUTRITION HEALTH EDUCATION SAFE WATER SUPPLY GIRLS' EDUCATION SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAMS SCHOOL CHILDREN'S NUTRITION QUALITY OF EDUCATION POOR CHILDREN CHILD NUTRITION CHILDREN NUTRITION HEALTH EDUCATION SAFE WATER SUPPLY GIRLS' EDUCATION ACCESS TO EDUCATION ACCESS TO FAMILY PLANNING ADEQUATE SANITATION FACILITIES ADOLESCENT GIRLS ADOLESCENT PREGNANCIES ADOLESCENTS AGED ALCOHOL EDUCATION BASIC EDUCATION STRATEGIES CHILD DEVELOPMENT CHILD SURVIVAL CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES COMMUNITIES CONDOMS CONTRACEPTIVE SERVICES CURRICULUM CURRICULUM SKILLS DISABILITIES DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN DISCRIMINATION DROP-OUTS EARLY CHILD CARE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION PROGRAMS EDUCATION SYSTEM EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES EFFECTIVE EDUCATION EPIDEMIC FAMILIES FAMILY LIFE FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION FAMILY PLANNING FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES FORMAL LEARNING GENDER GENDER BIAS GIRLS IN EDUCATION GROSS ENROLLMENT GROSS ENROLLMENT RATES GROSS ENROLMENT GROSS ENROLMENT RATES HEALTH EDUCATION HEALTH INTERVENTIONS HEALTH POLICIES HEALTH PROBLEMS HEALTH SYSTEMS HELMINTH INFECTION HELMINTH INFECTIONS HIV HIV INFECTION HIV/AIDS HYGIENE HYGIENE EDUCATION INTERVENTION IRON LACK OF KNOWLEDGE LEARNING ACHIEVEMENT LEARNING ENVIRONMENT LIFE SKILLS LIFESTYLES MENTAL DEVELOPMENT MINISTRY OF EDUCATION MORBIDITY NEW ENTRANTS NUMBER OF CHILDREN NUMBER OF GIRLS NUMBER OF SCHOOLS NUTRITION NUTRITION EDUCATION NUTRITION PROGRAM ORPHANS POOR HEALTH PREGNANCY PREGNANT GIRLS REPETITION RATES REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH RURAL CHILDREN SAFE WATER SANITATION SANITATION FACILITIES SANITATION IN SCHOOLS SCHOOL AGE SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN SCHOOL CHILDREN SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION SCHOOL CURRICULUM SCHOOL ENROLLMENT SCHOOL HEALTH SCHOOL HEALTH INTERVENTIONS SCHOOL POLICIES SCHOOL POPULATION SCHOOL SYSTEM SCHOOL-AGE SCHOOL-AGE CHILD SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN SCHOOLS SECONDARY SCHOOL SEX SEX EDUCATION SEXUAL ACTIVITY SEXUAL INTERCOURSE SEXUALITY SEXUALITY EDUCATION SKILLED WORKFORCE SMOKING SOCIAL EQUITY SOCIETY SUBSTANCE ABUSE TEACHERS TEEN UNIVERSAL BASIC EDUCATION UNWANTED PREGNANCIES VITAMIN A VULNERABILITY VULNERABLE CHILDREN YOUNG MOTHERS YOUNG PEOPLE YOUTH Ensuring that children are healthy and able to learn is an essential component of an effective education system. Good health increases enrollment and reduces absenteeism, and brings more of the poorest and most disadvantaged children to school, many of whom are girls. It is these children who are often the least healthy and most malnourished, and who have the most to gain educationally from improved health. Effective school health programs that are developed as part of community partnerships provide one of the most cost-effective ways to reach school age children, adolescents, and the broader community, and are a sustainable way to promote healthy practices. The new FRESH framework (Focusing Resources on Effective School Health) is the starting point for developing an effective school health, hygiene and nutrition program in a more child friendly and health promoting school. This Note summarizes ways to improve school health and increase educational outcomes. 2012-08-13T09:31:08Z 2012-08-13T09:31:08Z 2002-03 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2002/03/11983173/school-health http://hdl.handle.net/10986/9779 English At a glance CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research
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topic	SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAMS SCHOOL CHILDREN'S NUTRITION QUALITY OF EDUCATION POOR CHILDREN CHILD NUTRITION CHILDREN NUTRITION HEALTH EDUCATION SAFE WATER SUPPLY GIRLS' EDUCATION SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAMS SCHOOL CHILDREN'S NUTRITION QUALITY OF EDUCATION POOR CHILDREN CHILD NUTRITION CHILDREN NUTRITION HEALTH EDUCATION SAFE WATER SUPPLY GIRLS' EDUCATION ACCESS TO EDUCATION ACCESS TO FAMILY PLANNING ADEQUATE SANITATION FACILITIES ADOLESCENT GIRLS ADOLESCENT PREGNANCIES ADOLESCENTS AGED ALCOHOL EDUCATION BASIC EDUCATION STRATEGIES CHILD DEVELOPMENT CHILD SURVIVAL CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES COMMUNITIES CONDOMS CONTRACEPTIVE SERVICES CURRICULUM CURRICULUM SKILLS DISABILITIES DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN DISCRIMINATION DROP-OUTS EARLY CHILD CARE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION PROGRAMS EDUCATION SYSTEM EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES EFFECTIVE EDUCATION EPIDEMIC FAMILIES FAMILY LIFE FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION FAMILY PLANNING FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES FORMAL LEARNING GENDER GENDER BIAS GIRLS IN EDUCATION GROSS ENROLLMENT GROSS ENROLLMENT RATES GROSS ENROLMENT GROSS ENROLMENT RATES HEALTH EDUCATION HEALTH INTERVENTIONS HEALTH POLICIES HEALTH PROBLEMS HEALTH SYSTEMS HELMINTH INFECTION HELMINTH INFECTIONS HIV HIV INFECTION HIV/AIDS HYGIENE HYGIENE EDUCATION INTERVENTION IRON LACK OF KNOWLEDGE LEARNING ACHIEVEMENT LEARNING ENVIRONMENT LIFE SKILLS LIFESTYLES MENTAL DEVELOPMENT MINISTRY OF EDUCATION MORBIDITY NEW ENTRANTS NUMBER OF CHILDREN NUMBER OF GIRLS NUMBER OF SCHOOLS NUTRITION NUTRITION EDUCATION NUTRITION PROGRAM ORPHANS POOR HEALTH PREGNANCY PREGNANT GIRLS REPETITION RATES REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH RURAL CHILDREN SAFE WATER SANITATION SANITATION FACILITIES SANITATION IN SCHOOLS SCHOOL AGE SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN SCHOOL CHILDREN SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION SCHOOL CURRICULUM SCHOOL ENROLLMENT SCHOOL HEALTH SCHOOL HEALTH INTERVENTIONS SCHOOL POLICIES SCHOOL POPULATION SCHOOL SYSTEM SCHOOL-AGE SCHOOL-AGE CHILD SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN SCHOOLS SECONDARY SCHOOL SEX SEX EDUCATION SEXUAL ACTIVITY SEXUAL INTERCOURSE SEXUALITY SEXUALITY EDUCATION SKILLED WORKFORCE SMOKING SOCIAL EQUITY SOCIETY SUBSTANCE ABUSE TEACHERS TEEN UNIVERSAL BASIC EDUCATION UNWANTED PREGNANCIES VITAMIN A VULNERABILITY VULNERABLE CHILDREN YOUNG MOTHERS YOUNG PEOPLE YOUTH
spellingShingle	SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAMS SCHOOL CHILDREN'S NUTRITION QUALITY OF EDUCATION POOR CHILDREN CHILD NUTRITION CHILDREN NUTRITION HEALTH EDUCATION SAFE WATER SUPPLY GIRLS' EDUCATION SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAMS SCHOOL CHILDREN'S NUTRITION QUALITY OF EDUCATION POOR CHILDREN CHILD NUTRITION CHILDREN NUTRITION HEALTH EDUCATION SAFE WATER SUPPLY GIRLS' EDUCATION ACCESS TO EDUCATION ACCESS TO FAMILY PLANNING ADEQUATE SANITATION FACILITIES ADOLESCENT GIRLS ADOLESCENT PREGNANCIES ADOLESCENTS AGED ALCOHOL EDUCATION BASIC EDUCATION STRATEGIES CHILD DEVELOPMENT CHILD SURVIVAL CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES COMMUNITIES CONDOMS CONTRACEPTIVE SERVICES CURRICULUM CURRICULUM SKILLS DISABILITIES DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN DISCRIMINATION DROP-OUTS EARLY CHILD CARE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION PROGRAMS EDUCATION SYSTEM EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES EFFECTIVE EDUCATION EPIDEMIC FAMILIES FAMILY LIFE FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION FAMILY PLANNING FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES FORMAL LEARNING GENDER GENDER BIAS GIRLS IN EDUCATION GROSS ENROLLMENT GROSS ENROLLMENT RATES GROSS ENROLMENT GROSS ENROLMENT RATES HEALTH EDUCATION HEALTH INTERVENTIONS HEALTH POLICIES HEALTH PROBLEMS HEALTH SYSTEMS HELMINTH INFECTION HELMINTH INFECTIONS HIV HIV INFECTION HIV/AIDS HYGIENE HYGIENE EDUCATION INTERVENTION IRON LACK OF KNOWLEDGE LEARNING ACHIEVEMENT LEARNING ENVIRONMENT LIFE SKILLS LIFESTYLES MENTAL DEVELOPMENT MINISTRY OF EDUCATION MORBIDITY NEW ENTRANTS NUMBER OF CHILDREN NUMBER OF GIRLS NUMBER OF SCHOOLS NUTRITION NUTRITION EDUCATION NUTRITION PROGRAM ORPHANS POOR HEALTH PREGNANCY PREGNANT GIRLS REPETITION RATES REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH RURAL CHILDREN SAFE WATER SANITATION SANITATION FACILITIES SANITATION IN SCHOOLS SCHOOL AGE SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN SCHOOL CHILDREN SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION SCHOOL CURRICULUM SCHOOL ENROLLMENT SCHOOL HEALTH SCHOOL HEALTH INTERVENTIONS SCHOOL POLICIES SCHOOL POPULATION SCHOOL SYSTEM SCHOOL-AGE SCHOOL-AGE CHILD SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN SCHOOLS SECONDARY SCHOOL SEX SEX EDUCATION SEXUAL ACTIVITY SEXUAL INTERCOURSE SEXUALITY SEXUALITY EDUCATION SKILLED WORKFORCE SMOKING SOCIAL EQUITY SOCIETY SUBSTANCE ABUSE TEACHERS TEEN UNIVERSAL BASIC EDUCATION UNWANTED PREGNANCIES VITAMIN A VULNERABILITY VULNERABLE CHILDREN YOUNG MOTHERS YOUNG PEOPLE YOUTH World Bank School Health
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description	Ensuring that children are healthy and able to learn is an essential component of an effective education system. Good health increases enrollment and reduces absenteeism, and brings more of the poorest and most disadvantaged children to school, many of whom are girls. It is these children who are often the least healthy and most malnourished, and who have the most to gain educationally from improved health. Effective school health programs that are developed as part of community partnerships provide one of the most cost-effective ways to reach school age children, adolescents, and the broader community, and are a sustainable way to promote healthy practices. The new FRESH framework (Focusing Resources on Effective School Health) is the starting point for developing an effective school health, hygiene and nutrition program in a more child friendly and health promoting school. This Note summarizes ways to improve school health and increase educational outcomes.
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title	School Health
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title_full	School Health
title_fullStr	School Health
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publisher	Washington, DC
publishDate	2012
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2002/03/11983173/school-health http://hdl.handle.net/10986/9779
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