Health scheme is a hit

The Government’s flagship scheme to make healthy living an integral part of a child’s school life is to be expanded after it exceeded its expectations
18th September 2009, 1:00am
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Health scheme is a hit

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The Healthy Schools programme had hoped to turn 75 per cent of schools into healthy schools by December but to date 80 per cent have achieved the status with 99 per cent of schools taking part.

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