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The aim of this study was to analyse changes over 8-months of a multidisciplinary school-based intervention program (ACORDA-Project),in body fat, metabolic profile and physical activity (PA). 40 children [22 girls (55%), and 18 boys age=8.4±1.2] of 6 schools participated in amultidisciplinary program during a school year. Blood pressure (BP), physical activity (PA) by accelerometers, percentage of body fat (%BF) and oftrunk fat (%TF) by DXA, and plasmatic total cholesterol (TC), triglycerides, HDL-cholesterol, LDL-cholesterol, insulin and glucose were taken at thebaseline (Time point 1, TP1) and at the end of the intervention (Time point 2, TP2). General Linear Models (Repeated Measures Analysis ofCovariance) was carried out comparing values at baseline vs. final evaluation, with adjustments for gender and age at baseline. Further adjustments weremade to relative changes (increase%X) in height, weight, total PA through steps.day-1, sedentary (SEDPA), light (LIGPA) and moderate to vigorous(MVPA) intensities. Relative changes were calculated as: increase%X = (Xfinal  Xbaseline) / Xbaseline. Statistical significance was set at 5%. Eta squared (n2) wasused as an indicator of effect size. There was a significant increase of LIGPA and MVPA, (P<0.05), and significant reduction in systolic blood pressure(P<0.05), but not in diastolic blood pressure. For TC and fasting glucose, significant reductions were also found P<0.05). No changes were observed forother traditional cardiovascular risk factors. The present study found that 8-months of multidisciplinary intervention provided a significant increasein PA levels and reduced cardiovascular risk factors in school children, highlighting the importance of this type of intervention through promotion ofPA and the positive impact on children health.

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Longitudinal data from a school-based intervention - The ACORDA project (Datos longitudinales de un programa intervención en la escuela - proyecto ACORDA)