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Table 7 School practices post intervention (2009) (assessed for completing schools)

From: Cluster randomised trial of a school-community child health promotion and obesity prevention intervention: findings from the evaluation of fun ‘n healthy in Moreland!

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PRACTICES (only schools which completed the questionnaire included)

Directed at students

 School exercise classes

5/12 (42%)

3/9 (33%)

 Afterschool sport activities

9/12 (75%)

6/9 (67%)

 Sport clinics run by outside clubs

11/12 (92%)

7/9 (78%)

 Encouragement/merit award

8/12 (67%)

4/9 (44%)

Directed at parents

 Excellent parental support for physical education/sport.

10/12 (83%)

2/9 (22%)

 Parent exercise groups

6/12 (50%)

1/9 (11%)

Directed at staff

 School support for physical education/Sport excellent

12/12 (100%)

3/9 (33%)

 Sufficient resources/information on what to do

11/12 (92%)

4/9 (44%)

 Implementing state government program and resources (physical activity)

11/12 (92%)

6/9 (67%)

HEALTHY EATING PRACTICES (only schools which completed the questionnaire included)

Directed at students

 Defined school time for fruit and vegetable consumption

11/12 (92%)

7/9 (78%)

 Promotion of fruit & vegetables in lunchbox

8/12 (67%)

6/9 (67%)

 ‘nude’ food days

8/12 (67%)

4/9 (44%)

 Drink bottles in class with water only

11/12 (92%)

9/9 (100%)

Directed at parents

 Regular information on inclusion of fruit/veg in lunchbox

10/12 (83%)

2/9 (22%)

 Regular information on school strategies for healthy eating

12/12 (100%)

3/9 (33%)

 Regular general information on healthy eating

11/12 (92%)

3/9 (33%)

 Parent nutrition education seminars

6/12 (50%)

2/9 (22%)

Directed at staff

 Sufficient support from parents

4/5 (80%)

3/5 (60%)

 Sufficient resources/information on what to do (healthy eating

4/5 (80%)

3/5(60%)

 Implementing state government program and resources (healthy eating)

8/12 (67%)

1/9 (11%)