Health and sustainability awards

Schools who have achieved a Bronze award

• Mansbridge Primary
• St Denys Primary School
• Newlands Primary School

Schools who have achieved a Silver award

• Compass School

Schools who have achieved a Gold award

• Redbridge Primary
• Mount Pleasant Junior
• The Polygon school
• Shirley Infants
• Bitterne C of E primary
• St Patricks Primary
• Moorlands Primary

Bronze

• St Denys Primary School

Silver

• Mount Pleasant Junior School
• Moorlands Primary School
• St Patrick’s Catholic Primary School
• Oasis Academy Mayfield
• The Polygon School

Gold

• Shirley Infant School
• Maytree Nursery and Infants School
• Bitterne C of E Primary School
• Redbridge Primary School

Bronze

• Townhill Junior School
• Newlands Primary School

Silver

• Shirley Infant School
• Moorlands Primary School
• The Polygon School
• Mount Pleasant Junior School
• Mansbridge Primary School

Gold

• Redbridge Primary School
• Bitterne C of E Primary School
• Maytree Infant School

Bronze

• Sholing Junior School
• The Polygon School
• Mount Pleasant Junior school

Silver

• Shirley Infant School
• Fairisle Junior School
• Mansbridge Primary School

Gold

• Redbridge Primary School
• Bitterne C of E Primary School
• Maytree Infant School

Green

• Harefield Primary School
• Oakwood Primary School
• Shirley Infant School
• St. Mary's CofE Primary School
• St Monica Primary School

Bronze

• Bassett Green Primary School
• Freemantle CofE Community Acadamy
• Holy Family Catholic Primary School
• St Anne's Catholic Secondary School
• St John’s Primary School
• Swaythling Primary School
• Weston Park Primary School

Silver

• Moorlands Primary School
• Valentine Primary School

Gold

• Banister Primary School
• St Mark's Church of England School

Platinum

• Sholing Junior School

Green

• Harefield Primary School
• St Monica Primary School

Bronze

• Ludlow Infants School
• Ludlow Junior School
• Moorlands Primary School
• Oakwood Primary School
• Weston Park School

Silver

• Valentine Primary School

Gold

• Banister Primary School
• St Mary's C of E Primary School

Platinum

• Sholing Junior School

Green Flag Status

• Mansel Park Primary School
• St Anne’s Catholic School
• Upper Shirley High School
• Oasis Academy Sholing

Green Flag Status with Merit

• Freemantle CofE Community Academy

Green Flag Status with Distinction

• Swaythling Primary School
• The Polygon School

Green Flag Status

• Sinclair Nursery and Primary School
• Mansel Park Primary School
• Holy Family Catholic Primary School
• Bitterne Park Primary School
• Freemantle CofE Community Academy

Green Flag Status with Distinction

• The Polygon School
• Foundry Lane Primary School

Bronze

• Sholing Junior School
• Weston Secondary School
• Mount Pleasant Junior School
• Mason Moor Primary School
• Woodlands Community College

Silver

• Bitterne CE Primary School

Gold

• Bassett Green Primary School
• Bitterne Manor Primary School
• Bitterne Park Primary School
• Bitterne Park School
• Highfield CE Primary School
• Holy Family Catholic Primary School
• Ludlow Junior School
• Mansel Park Primary and Nursery School
• Oasis Academy Mayfield
• Redbridge Primary School
• St Mark’s Church of England School (Primary section)
• St Mary’s Church of England Primary School
• St Patrick's Catholic Primary School
• Sinclair Primary and Nursery School
• Springhill Primary School
• Thornhill Primary School
• Townhill Junior School
• Upper Shirley High School

Platinum

• Fairisle Junior School

The Healthy High 5 Award was launched in Southampton to make it easier for schools to provide healthy and fun activities for all pupils to improve their wellbeing.

The Award has five achievable elements (stars) designed to have a positive impact on the health and wellbeing of all school pupils. The Award is renewed each term, where schools can work towards three different levels - bronze, silver and gold.

Read more about Healthy High 5.

Modeshift STARS is a national schools awards scheme that recognises schools that have demonstrated excellence in supporting cycling, walking and other forms of sustainable travel. The scheme encourages schools across the country to join in a major effort to increase levels of sustainable and active travel in order to improve the health and well-being of children and young people.

Every school in England can participate in Modeshift STARS for free. On completion of an application for Modeshift STARS, schools will automatically have a brand-new School Travel Plan.

Many schools in Southampton are already becoming STARS accredited by working hard to educate their children about the benefits of active travel in innovative and fun ways.

Find out more about Modeshift STARS for Primary or Secondary.

The Eco-Schools programme aims to rally and unite young people to make realistic but dynamic change, creating positive impacts for our planet now. They are committed to working with educators to ensure the programme works for them, supporting them to teach young people the skills and knowledge needed to benefit and improve our planet throughout their lifetimes.

See the following links for support with the 10 Eco-Schools topic areas:

• Biodiversity
• Energy
• Global citizenship
• Healthy living
• Litter
• Marine
• School grounds
• Transport
• Waste
• Water

Or visit Eco-Schools.