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Megan’s Medicine (Big book and
Small book)
for KS1 pupils
Megan’s Medicine tells the story
of Megan who is poorly and needs her medicine, but her
sister Sarah has taken it to school by mistake. This
fiction book has been written for children to teach
them about the safe use of medicine.Big book One copy: £14.99; 3
copies: £40
Small book One copy: £4.99; 6 copies: £25;
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Ideas and Activities for Drug
Education in Primary schools
This drug education book covers all differing
types of drug abuse (both legal and illegal).
Its guiding principle is that it is not enough to
provide children with just the basic information about
drugs but that a more integrated approach is needed
where social influences, attitudes and skills are
developed, challenged and explored.
This ‘Ideas and Activities’ classroom guide has
been written by experienced practising teachers and
has many ideas of how to tackle this subject in a
realistic but imaginative way.
For Foundation, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2
One copy: £4.99; 6 copies: £25
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“We talk a lot about drugs..!” :
Primary school series
This publication draws upon teachers’ experiences
in delivering the topic of Drug Education in primary
schools. It includes actual classroom lessons, the
evaluations of the lessons and examples of the pupils’
work that happened during the lessons. The book comes
with detailed background information on the topic.
For Foundation, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2
One copy: £16.50
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“We don’t want to smoke..!” :
Primary school series
This publication draws upon teachers’ experiences
in delivering the topic of Smoking Education in
primary schools. It includes actual classroom lessons,
the evaluations of the lessons and examples of the
pupils’ work that happened during the lessons. The
book comes with detailed background information on the
topic.For Foundation, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2
One copy: £16.50
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Benchmarks for Drug Education
Benchmarks are a tool for auditing school practice
and to indicate the ways in which a school can further
develop their practice. By examining the level
descriptors in this book schools can review their
present provision of drug education and set targets
for progress.This is a cross-phase publication.
One copy: £4.99
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Drug Education and the Management
of Drug-Related Incidents: Policy Guidelines for
Schools
These Policy Guidelines will guide schools through the
steps needed to write their own Drug Education Policy
including how to involve parents and the wider
community, to be aware of Child protection issues and
SEN. It also guides schools through what to do if, or
when, a drug-related incident happens in their school.
This is a cross-phase publication
One copy: £4.99; 6 copies £25
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Knowing the Score 2
This is a comprehensive pack on legal and illegal
drug misuse. The pack consists of colour photos
showing a wide range of drugs (as seized by the West
Midlands Police Force). The colour photos are
available as colour OHPs and as a PowerPoint
presentation on CD. The photos are accompanied by
worksheets, which can be photocopied and used to
provide a commentary to the presentation.Aimed at
Key Stage 3 and 4
One copy: £30; 3 copies: £80
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The Truth about Smoking
This is a cross-curricular resource intended to
provide a different approach to smoking related
issues. It offers an opportunity to address areas of
the Citizenship curriculum for Key Stage 3 in a
challenging way for pupils and avoids the more
traditional health approach to smoking. It consists of
10 self-contained units backed up by video material on
tobacco smuggling.Each unit sets out learning
outcomes, provides largely pupil-centred learning
activities, offers opportunities for reflection and
extension and is linked to the QCA scheme of work for
Citizenship at Key Stage 3
One copy: £16.50; 3 copies: £45.75
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Alcohol – the drug you can drink
Alcohol is the most widely used recreational drug
in the world and its effects can be far reaching. This
extensive teaching resource will give Science and PSHE
teachers a series of practical lessons on alcohol
education.
The pack is divided into three units: Alcohol and
Young people, Teenagers in an adult’s world and Making
your mind up about alcohol. The units are designed to
be used either together or ‘stand-alone’. The pack
includes teachers’ notes, detailed lesson plans, pupil
handouts and information sheets.
A range of methodologies and activities are used so
that there is something in the book to suit every
teacher. The book is full of resources and together
with the background information on each topic this
will enable teachers to tackle this subject in a
lively and informative way.
Aimed at Key Stage 3 and 4
One copy: £16.50; 3 copies: £45.75
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