Fostering healthy habits, Shandong's 10 million primary school students will benefit - "Nestle Healthy Children's Global Program...

" Nestle's Global Plan for Healthy Children "Sails Again!" This theme activity for the health of children aged 6-12 years has landed in Shandong Province and officially opened at the Second Affiliated Primary School of Shandong University. Professor Du Songming, a nutrition expert at the Chinese Academy of Nutrition, came to the launch ceremony to share his knowledge of how to cultivate nutritious and healthy eating habits. The event is of great significance in the context of the growing health problems of adolescents. Sectional: Fun activities to attract children, teaching music is a good way to cultivate healthy eating In the day's launch ceremony, in order to attract more children to participate in the activities, Nestle specifically according to the characteristics of children set up fun games, such as "fun obstacle run", "nutrition porter", "crossing the line of fire" and so on.the game, the children, without exception, were highly motivated, and each game was full. Wang Chunling, principal of Shandong University's Second Affiliated Secondary School and Primary School, said: "For many years, she spends most of her time with her children. In recent years, with the emergence of electronic and intelligent products, children's bodies are firmly locked in these products, less and less time to exercise, or even no longer active movement. "It's worrying that over time, children are still not just in their bodies, but in their brains. How to mobilize the enthusiasm of children's activities, Shandong University Second Affiliated Primary School has been trying. Launched here, Nestle's Global Plan for Healthy Children is a great opportunity to change the current state of children's overall health.Experts: Physical exercise and healthy eating are the two magic weapons of growth At the launch ceremony, Du Songming, deputy secretary-general of the Chinese Nutrition Society, said that with the improvement of living standards, children's diet level has been greatly improved, but the rich nutrition does not represent a balanced nutrition, at the same time, physical exercise seems to have become a slogan, more and more children neglect exercise. In this sense, Nestle's Global Plan for Healthy Children carries a lot of sense of responsibility and mission.the same day's activities, healthy children questionnaire and the new version of the textbook released at the same time. At the launch site, more than 2,000 children filled out questionnaires. Both questionnaires and teaching materials are based on important theories of the Healthy Children's Programme, and both tools and the results of their application will contribute to a more comprehensive and objective understanding of the physical and health status of adolescents and provide useful guidance to adolescents. In fact, as early as 2009, the Nestle Group proposed the Nestle Global Plan for Healthy Children, a global initiative aimed at promoting nutrition, physical education and health education for children. The program addresss one of the most complex issues among school-age children around the world today, namely, the high levels of malnutrition and overnutrition, and improves physical fitness by spreading nutritional health knowledge to students, establishing the right balanced eating habits. The program has reached 80 countries worldwide, reaching more than 7.5 million children.May 2010, the China Children's Nutrition and Health Education Program- Nestle Global Plan for Healthy Children was officially launched in China. The project, led by the Chinese Nutrition Society and implemented by the Nutrition and Food Safety Center of the China Center for Disease Control and Prevention, aims to disseminate correct nutritional health knowledge to teachers and students in urban and rural primary schools aged 6-12 years old, and to train primary school students to develop good eating habits and establish a healthy lifestyle from an early age. To date, the China Children's Nutrition and Health Education Program, Nestle Healthy Children's Global Program, in conjunction with the Nutrition Society's Student Nutrition Improvement Program, has reached about 1.5 million primary school students and 28,000 teachers. The project has been extended to Beijing, Shanghai, Anhui, Hubei, Liaoning, Guizhou, Shandong, Shanxi, Sichuan, Xinjiang, Tibet, Yunnan, Guangdong, Henan and other provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions. In addition to the Global Plan for Healthy Children, Nestle is now conducting a number of other forms of public welfare activities around the world to create shared value for society, said Gao Yu, Nestle's director of public affairs in China. In China, this involves many other programs to help young people and community development, such as setting up Nestle scholarships in several more remote provinces, forming support pairs with schools in earthquake-hit areas, and organizing staff to teach in person and pay attention to children's physical and mental development. These activities continue to convey and practice Nestle's philosophy of creating shared value for society. In the future, Nestle will continue to move towards becoming the world's leading nutrition, health and well-being company, and spare no effort to create shared value for society.
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