Aiming to equip students aged 5 to 16 with the knowledge and resources they need to lead healthier lifestyles, AIA Healthy Schools has expanded to eight markets in the Asia- Pacific region since its launch, positively impacting thousands of students and teachers.
At the heart of the programme is a vibrant competition that encourages schools to develop innovative initiatives aimed at improving nutrition, increasing physical activity, taking care of mental health and promoting sustainable development in the school environment.
The 2024-2025 school year competition saw a record number of entries. Each entry exemplified creativity and collaboration between students and teachers in the journey to create sustainable behavioral change.
“The AIA Healthiest Schools competition is not only about celebrating outstanding projects, but also about inspiring positive movements that have the potential to spread beyond the classroom. This is a vivid demonstration of our mission: Helping people live healthier, longer, happier lives,” said Stuart A. Spencer, AIA Group Chief Marketing Officer.
The awards ceremony was held in Da Nang city, with a total prize value of up to 100,000 USD to support schools to continue implementing health and welfare initiatives for students.
At the ceremony, the Organizing Committee awarded the Best School Award to UPTD SD Negeri Papela School (Indonesia); the Health and Sustainable Development Award to Tessaban 1 Kittikachorn School, Thailand; the Mental Health Award to SMP Negeri 43 Bandung School, Indonesia; the Active Lifestyle Award to Jaffna Hindu College, Sri Lanka and the Healthy Diet Award to Happy Hollow National High School, Philippines.
Source: https://baodanang.vn/trao-giai-chuong-trinh-truong-hoc-lanh-manh-nhat-aia-2025-mua-3-3265016.html
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