The Healthy Preschool Accreditation Framework accords the accreditation to preschools which have comprehensive school health promotion practices for students, parents and staff.
Participating preschools will be assessed based on the three criteria of supportive environment, targeted intervention and capacity building, as shown in the diagram below:
Related: Health Screening for Primary School
HPB has developed various resources for Preschool operators to utilise, please view or download them here:
The following resources can be used by parents to engage their preschoolers:
Visit Parent Hub, for more useful tips and guides to give your baby a healthy start.
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This article was last reviewed on 26 Mar 2024
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