Power nutrition

Project description:
Nutrition module from the SPK health authority for primary school children in year 2

Description of the provider/cooperation partner:
In an age of fast food, lack of exercise and media oversupply, it is becoming increasingly difficult to find the right path to a healthy lifestyle.
The problems associated with the wrong diet can include deficiency symptoms, concentration problems and obesity and its consequences. In addition to psychological and social problems such as a lack of self-confidence and social exclusion, it can also lead to physical impairments such as orthopaedic problems, diabetes and heart disease. Malnutrition accompanies children and adolescents into adulthood.
In order to show children an alternative to eating habits that have already been poorly acquired and to reinforce healthy behaviour, we want to use our programme to illustrate the connection between feeling good, being fit and healthy eating in a child-friendly and interactive way and make it palatable. The programme was developed by the public health department and has been running since 2006.

Location(s) of the event, if not the same Contact:
In the respective primary school class

Appointment/dates (date):
By arrangement