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Province of New Brunswick
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New Brunswick: Profile
• Population 730,000, 35% French-speaking
• 115,000 students in public schools (52 % English, 29 % French, 19 % FI)
• 14 School Districts (5 French, 9 English)
• 330 public schools• 8 Regional Health Authorities Sources: Education Outline 2005-06, Department of Educationand 2005-2006 Annual Report, Department of Health
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Healthy Learners in School Program (2000)
• Public health nurses embedded in each school district office
• Primary role – promote collaborative action on student wellness
• Guiding framework - Comprehensive School Health
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Wellness Strategy (2006)
• Comprehensive provincial strategy including school setting
• Surveillance – priority for initial implementation• BUT
– School survey fatigue– Various surveys not meeting school needs
• JCSH hosted Provincial/Territorial Consultations on aligning and developing Canadian data sources for child/youth health, social development and learning
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JCSH Benefits to NB
• Strengthened health, wellness and education systems alignment at provincial level
• Healthy Learners in School Program:– Facilitated access to knowledge, resources, expertise to
enhance program implementation at school, district and provincial level
• Wellness Strategy (surveillance):- Results of the PT Consultations supported development
of effective approach to school health surveillance (JCSH as knowledge broker)