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ACTIVE HEALTHY KIDS WALES
AHK-WALES 2016 Report Card Launch
Great Hall
Bay Campus Fabian Way
Swansea SA1 8EN 9.30 - 1.00
25th July 2016 Outline and Introduction to the AHK-Wales 2016 Report Card Launch This is the second Active Healthy Kids Report Card for Wales following on from the
inaugural report card published in 2014. Active Healthy Kids Canada published the
first report card in 2004 and celebrated the 10th
anniversary in 2014 at an international
global summit. Forty-two countries are currently working on their 2016 report cards
that will form an “Active Healthy Kids Global Matrix “ for 2016. Wales will join this
matrix for the first time.
Common to any report card are the grades. The AHK-Wales 2016 Report Card
assigns letter grades to 10 different indicators that are grouped into two categories:
1. Strategies & Investments; Policy, Settings & Sources of Influence (School &
Childcare Settings, Family & Peers, Community & the Built Environment).
2.Behaviours that Contribute to Overall Physical Activity Levels (Active Play &
Leisure, Physical Education and Physical Activity Participation at School & in
Childcare Settings, Sedentary Behaviour, Organized Sport & Physical Activity
Participation, Active Transportation).
Letter grades (A-E) are based on an examination of current data for each indicator
against a benchmark along with an assessment of changes from 2014, international
comparisons and the presence of disparities (e.g., age, gender, disability, ethnicity,
socioeconomic status).
Together, the indicators provide a complete and robust assessment of how Wales is
doing as a country in promoting and facilitating physical activity opportunities among
children and young people.
In the AHK-Wales 2016 launch we will release the report card grades and describe how we arrived at them. We aim to then engage in discussion and debate about how we use the report card as an advocacy tool with and for children and young people and those that support them in Wales. The programme for the launch is outlined below and we warmly invite you to attend and contribute and join us for lunch to celebrate the AHK-Wales 2016 report card launch.
ACTIVE HEALTHY KIDS WALES
Is Wales Turning the Tide on Children’s Physical Activity?
Time Indicator Presentations
9.30 Welcome
Introduction
Getting Wales Moving
AHK-Wales
Jonathon Davies
Welsh Government
Professor Gareth Stratton
Swansea University
9.45 Physical Activity Levels Gareth Stratton/Richard Tyler
Swansea University
9.50 Organized Sport
Participation
Rebecca Mattingley
Sport Wales
9.55 Outdoor and Active Play Marianne Mannello
Play Wales
10.00 Active Transportation Rob Sage
Public Health Wales
10.05 Sedentary Behaviour Rebecca Cox
Welsh Government HBSC
10.10 Physical Literacy Richard Tyler
Swansea University
Coffee
10.30 DISCUSSION
+ break
Interactive discussion in pods
Includes coffee break
Children’s Activity
11.00 Family and Peer
Influences
Simon Williams
University of South Wales
11.05 School Gareth Stratton
Swansea University
11.10 Community and Built
Environment
Suzan Taylor
Glyndwr University
11.15 National Government
Policy and Investment
Malcolm Ward
Public Health Wales
11.25 Web Site- Media Content Owain Stratton, Angelica Hart Lindh
Geoshepherds
11.25 Summary GS-Panel
12.00 Lunch & Close Networking
Market Place
Media Launch
Market Place The Market Place will take place around the Great Hall walkways and hall space during the Event Launch and a Strategy Meeting being held in the afternoon. These will include promotion by stakeholders and research projects related to physical activity and health. The Market Place will be a joint event between AHK-Wales 2016 and ABMU Physical Activity Alliance. Market Place stallholders will have access to a table and space for pull up banners and other materials. Please register through Eventbrite also if you wish to be part of the Market Place for the day.