Parents understand the importance of encouraging their children to
take part in healthy eating and physical activity from a young age. Children
aged 4-11 years old are learning to develop habits that they will take with
them into their teenage and adult years.
That is why the Early LifeLab Health Warriors' programme has been
sent to participating primary schools in Southampton! The Health Warriors' programme uses fun, hands-on activities to help children learn the science
behind the need for a healthy diet, physical activity/exercise, sleep and
mental wellbeing.
With primary schools taking part in the Health Warriors' programme, we need your and your child’s assistance to learn how the programme
is helping children.
For more information on how you and your child can help the Early
LifeLab team, please see the video and information sheet links (along with
translated versions) below!
If you have any questions, please reach out to Morgan Mason, the
PhD researcher conducting this project at M.M.Mason@soton.ac.uk.
This study has received full ethical approval from the University
of Southampton’s Faculty of Medicine Ethics board: Ethics number 99757
