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AIA partners with education ministry for healthy school movement through AHS 2024
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IA has signed a partnership with the Education, Culture, Research and Technology Ministry to support the Healthy School Movement (Gerakan Sekolah Sehat) program. This marks AIA’s second year as a partner in the program through the AIA Healthiest Schools initiative.
AIA Healthiest Schools aims to improve the health and well-being of students across Indonesia.
The program provides specially designed learning materials for elementary and junior high school students that focuses on four main pillars: healthy eating, mental health, active lifestyle and healthy and sustainable living. These materials help teachers in Indonesia build healthy habits among students.
AIA Healthiest Schools also includes interactive activities and competitions to raise awareness about health and build a caring community. After a successful first year, the program returns to encourage more schools and communities to create healthier learning environments.
AIA Chief Marketing Officer Kathryn Parapak said the collaboration with the Education, Culture, Research and Technology Ministry aligns with AIA’s commitment to helping millions of families in Indonesia live healthier, longer and better lives.
“Through AIA Healthiest Schools, we aim to maintain the quality of life for Indonesia’s future generations, ensuring competence and competitiveness. We appreciate the trust from the ministry and believe this collaboration can help realize the Golden Generation 2045 vision.”
Iwan Syahril, the Director General of Early Childhood, Primary and Secondary Education at the education ministry, expressed his appreciation for partners’ support in the Healthy School Movement. Support from the government, private sector and community is crucial in building an educational ecosystem that supports holistic child development.
“Our shared hope is that with today’s signing, all parties can actively participate in the success of the Healthy School Movement. Let’s continue to raise awareness of clean and healthy living behaviors in educational environments to improve the quality of learning for healthy, intelligent, strong and characterful Indonesian children,” he said.
