Check out the CAHPERD web site (Canadian Association for Health, Physical
Education, Recreation and Dance).  They have a Quality Daily Physical
Education program, and one for healthy schools (Quality School Health), that
includes curriculum, the school environment and support services.  They are
based in Ottawa as well.

www.cahperd.ca

Hope this helps!

Diana Daghofer
The Alder Group
www.aldergroup.com
613-832-4710

...promoting health and innovation
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Subject: FW: listserve request


> Just passing along a request on behalf of a colleague, Gilles Cloutier,
> Public Health Dietitian at the City of Ottawa ...
>
>  .... are you aware of any Canadian evaluation tools for school-based
> nutrition [and/or physical activity] policies, programs and procedures for
> use in a given elementary, middle or high school or at the school board
> level?
>
> > As an example, the Centers for Disease Control in the US has developed
the
> > School Health Index, including a nutrition module.
> >
> Thank you.
>
> Paula Robeson RN, MScN
> Healthy Living Project Officer
> Child and Adolescent Health Program
> People Services Department
> City of Ottawa
> 495 Richmond Road - Mail Code 12-43
> Ottawa, ON K2A 4A4
> (613) 580-2424 ext 26240
> (613) 724-4164 fax
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> Ottawa.ca
>
> The sum of the whole is this: walk and be happy, walk and be healthy.
> The best way to lengthen our days is to walk steadily and with a purpose.
> Charles Dickens
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