FIT FOR A KING
Autumn/ Spring Term
PSHE, Wellbeing, Science
Age Group: 5-7
Addresses Requirements of Key Stage 1 Curriculum:
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Recognise what a healthy diet looks like.
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Understand the part personal hygiene plays in a healthy lifestyle.
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Learn how exercise helps the body to stay fit and healthy.
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Articulating arguments and opinions.
Fit for a King is an interactive workshop which develops children’s confidence in making decisions about healthy eating, hygiene and fitness within an exciting fictional context.
Fit for a King takes place in the royal palace of the very unhealthy, Prince Yan. The children are recruited as cooks to prepare for a royal banquet where he will be crowned king. They help him to create a healthy menu, design exciting exercises and games and show Prince Yan how to keep himself clean. He rewards their efforts by inviting them to the coronation as honoured guests.
Outcomes:
Children will:
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Make informed choices regarding a food for a celebration.
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Understand why oral and body hygiene is important.
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Learn why exercise helps the body to stay fit.
‘It was so interactive and had a good pace which kept all the children engaged. There was lots of science and speaking and listening activities.’
Year 2 Teacher, Blandford Mere Primary School, Stourbridge
Acess a comprehensive resource pack with follow-up activities which allow you to expand on learning from the workshop after our visit below.
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Touring: Autumn/Spring December 7th- January 14th
Runtime: 90 Minutes
Audience Capacity: Maximum 35 students per workshop
Requirements: School Hall or Large Cleared Classroom