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Sharon Jollimore

Sharon Jollimore

Sharon Jollimore is PHE Canada's Health Promoting School’s Program Manager, working extensively with the health, education, sport, and recreation sectors to build capacity and improve community outcomes. Prior to joining PHE Canada, Sharon was the Director of National Initiatives and Alliances with the Canadian Parks and Recreation Association. She has a BPhEd degree from Acadia University and a Master’s Degree in sport administration from Memorial University.

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4 children getting off of a school bus walking and smiling.
Healthy School Teams Unite for Success in OCDSB
[ Feature Article ] Previously published in Volume 82, Issue 4 In April of 2016, ten schools from the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board (OCDSB) participated in a two-day Healthy School Communities (HSC) learning and mentoring workshop delivered by PHE Canada. The workshop supported the...
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4 children playing on playground equipment at school. two are on the blue slide, one is waiting in line behind, and another is climbing the steps to get on top of the play structure.
Survey Results: Healthy School Learning Communities of Practice
[ Feature Article ] Previously published in Volume 82, Issue 1 Introduction Physical and Health Education Canada’s (PHE Canada) Health Promoting Schools Initiative (HPS) is aimed at supporting school community efforts to ensure all children and youth in Canada live healthy, physically active...
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