Objective: To assess the impact of an active school model on children’s physical activity (PA). Design: 16-month cluster randomised controlled trial. Setting: 10 elementary schools in Greater Vancouver, BC. Participants: 515 children aged 9–11 years. Intervention: Action Schools! BC (AS! BC) is an active school model that provided schools with training and resources to increase children’s PA. Schools implemented AS! BC with support from either external liaisons (liaison schools, LS; four schools) or internal champions (champion schools, CS; three schools). Outcomes were compared with usual practice (UP) schools (three schools). Main outcome measurements: PA was measured fou
Objective. To assess the effectiveness of a two-year school-based intervention, consisting of integr...
OBJECTIVE: Community based lifestyle intervention offers the only means of reducing the global epide...
Background: Despite the health benefits of regular physical activity, most children...
Introduction: Primary school-based physical activity interventions, such as The Daily Mile initiativ...
Purpose: The purpose of this study was twofold: 1) to evaluate the effectiveness of a school-based p...
Schools are cutting back on programs that very likely are needed for children to thrive in life and ...
Funder: The Daily Mile FoundationFunder: National Institute for Health Research School for Public He...
Background: The worldwide increase in the rates of childhood overweight and physical inactivity requ...
Introduction: Primary school-based physical activity interventions, such as The Daily Mile initiativ...
Schools are key environments in which physical activity (PA) can be promoted. Various strategies and...
Background: Despite the health benefits of regular physical activity, most children are insufficient...
Schools are key environments in which physical activity (PA) can be promoted. Various strategies and...
Background: Despite the health benefits of regular physical activity, most children are insufficient...
The benefits of physical activity (PA) are well established (USDDHS, 2008). Concern over the high ra...
Many children are not sufficiently physically active. We conducted a cluster-randomised feasibility ...
Objective. To assess the effectiveness of a two-year school-based intervention, consisting of integr...
OBJECTIVE: Community based lifestyle intervention offers the only means of reducing the global epide...
Background: Despite the health benefits of regular physical activity, most children...
Introduction: Primary school-based physical activity interventions, such as The Daily Mile initiativ...
Purpose: The purpose of this study was twofold: 1) to evaluate the effectiveness of a school-based p...
Schools are cutting back on programs that very likely are needed for children to thrive in life and ...
Funder: The Daily Mile FoundationFunder: National Institute for Health Research School for Public He...
Background: The worldwide increase in the rates of childhood overweight and physical inactivity requ...
Introduction: Primary school-based physical activity interventions, such as The Daily Mile initiativ...
Schools are key environments in which physical activity (PA) can be promoted. Various strategies and...
Background: Despite the health benefits of regular physical activity, most children are insufficient...
Schools are key environments in which physical activity (PA) can be promoted. Various strategies and...
Background: Despite the health benefits of regular physical activity, most children are insufficient...
The benefits of physical activity (PA) are well established (USDDHS, 2008). Concern over the high ra...
Many children are not sufficiently physically active. We conducted a cluster-randomised feasibility ...
Objective. To assess the effectiveness of a two-year school-based intervention, consisting of integr...
OBJECTIVE: Community based lifestyle intervention offers the only means of reducing the global epide...
Background: Despite the health benefits of regular physical activity, most children...