We are setting up a number of ‘Superzones’ in Bexley which aim to create healthier and safer places for children and young people to live, learn and play.

What is a School Superzone?

Working with schools and the wider school community including families, parents, and children - School Superzones are areas around schools within a 5 to 10 minute walking distance, helping children to play safely, breathe clean air, be active, enjoy a healthy diet and thrive.

Within each zone we will be working with schools, communities and families to create healthy environments with a focus on:

• air quality
• tobacco control
• food and drink
• active travel

Which schools?

We have previously worked with schools in Thamesmead and are currently working in Slade Green and Northend and Erith, with plans to expand into Belvedere and Sidcup.

If your school is located in one of these areas and would like to get involved, please contact PublicHealthTeam@bexley.gov.uk.

Slade Green and Northend

• Peareswood Primary School
• St Paul’s Primary School, Erith

Erith and Northumberland Heath

• Limewood Primary School (Erith)
• Northumberland Heath Primary School

Further information

For further information, or if your school is located in one of these areas and would like to get involved, please contact PublicHealthTeam@bexley.gov.uk