61. A To Z Of Substance Misuse Guidance & Publications : The Department Of Health - Health authority drugs education and prevention funding 2002/3 Hepatitis Cguidance for those working with drug users http://www.dh.gov.uk/PolicyAndGuidance/HealthAndSocialCareTopics/SubstanceMisuse

62. Drugscope - Current Projects Young People Good practice in drug education in schools and the youth service.This guidance sets out the statutory position on drug education for 5 to http://www.drugscope.org.uk/about/project_hometemplate.asp?id=44

63. Drugscope - Current Projects drug Alcohol education through Theatre guidance for Schools andCommissioners (PDF) Continuity and Progression - A briefing paper 2005 (PDF - 172Kb) http://www.drugscope.org.uk/about/project_hometemplate.asp?id=9

64. Keeping Kids Safe, Safe Schools Policy And Guidance Highlights of the Department of education’s school safety and health initiatives . This manual is designed to provide guidance to school district and http://www.state.nj.us/njded/students/safety/schools/policy.shtml

Keeping Kids Safe Safe Schools Student Health Student Behavior ... Emergency Message Center POLICY AND GUIDANCE A Guide for the Development of a Districtwide School Safety Plan Provides New Jersey schools with a general framework for planning and an inventory of supportive resources for the development of comprehensive school safety plans, programs and services designed to effect positive behavior in schools in order to ensure a safe school environment. Contact Person: Gary Vermeire, 609-292-5935. Action Plan For The Establishment And Implementation Of An Unsafe School Choice Option Policy In New Jersey Comprehensive Substance Abuse Programs (N.J.A.C. 6A:16-3) under the Programs to Support Student Development Chapter (N.J.A.C. 6A:16) of Administrative Code Department of Education rules for the establishment of comprehensive alcohol, tobacco and other drug abuse programs and confidentiality of student alcohol and other drug information. Contact Person: Stacey Solomon, 609-292-5935. Educational Facilities, N.J.A.C. 6A:26

65. Education-and-Training-Resources - Drug Harm Reduction Training, Information And GP04 The New Primary school drugs education Pack Combining the guidanceand strategic framework for drug education with a handbook of learing http://www.hit.org.uk/publicationsBySubject.asp?subject=Education-and-Training-R

66. Tennessee Department Of Education Title IVA Safe and drug-Free Schools and Communities Program provides federal Gun-Free Schools Act of 1994 Gun-Free Schools guidance Adobe Acrobat http://www.state.tn.us/education/sp/sp-drugs.htm

Skip to Content. Home Directories Tests ... 2005-2006 D.A.R.E. Continuation Grant State Board of Education Policy Documents: Unsafe School Choice Policy Alternative School Program Standards School Safety Policy for Tennessee Schools State Board of Education Master Plan Reports 2003-04 Character Education and Conflict Resolution Report to the Tennessee General Assembly School Emergency Management Model Plan School Comprehensive Emergency Management Needs Assessment Report ... Annual LEA Character Education Report School Safety and Learning Support Programs The School Safety and Learning Support Programs area assists Tennessee schools in their efforts to provide a safe and supportive learning environment for all students. A particular focus is placed upon fostering partnerships between schools and the communities they serve. Specific program areas include: The Safe Schools Act of 1998 provides state grant funds to Tennessee school systems to enhance school security and reduce youth violence. The 21st Century Community Learning Centers Program provides federal funding to schools and communities to support the development of extended learning opportunities for students who attend high-poverty schools and their families.

67. Drug Education THE MANAGEMENT OF INCIDENTS OF drug MISUSE IN SCHOOLS. EFFECTIVE drug educationIN SCHOOLS. TEACHER education AND MULTIAGENCY TRAINING http://www.aberdeen-education.org.uk/guidance/PSE/drugs_ed/drugs.htm

ABERDEEN GRID FOR LEARNING join mailing list] sign guest book enterprise in education website home ... Alcohol Information Scotland Provides a wide range of information on alcohol for Scotland, including statistics, research, publications, key policy documents and practice guidelines as well as links to useful websites. The site is meant for anyone with an interest in alcohol issues such as care professionals, researchers, policy makers as well as the wider community. Talk to Frank The government has launched a new £3m drugs education campaign which is built around this confidential helpline and website. Aimed at young people, parents and carers concerned about drugs the website provides information on how to get help, an A-Z of drugs and what to do when worried about someone else. Some of information pertaining to services in the Aberdeern area is incorrect and the Drug Action Team has already made contact with the government's webteam to ensure that the information is amended accordingly. Plan for Action on Alcohol Problems Published on 18 January 2002. There are implications for schools.

68. Welcome drug and alcohol education sex education career education education forCitizenship resources for PSE. curricular guidance subject choice, http://www.aberdeen-education.org.uk/guidance/

ABERDEEN GRID FOR LEARNING welcome join mailing list] sign guest book enterprise in education website home ... virus information this website This information and support service is part of the Aberdeen Grid for Learning. It is for teachers in all sectors of education. School students and parents are also very welcome to browse our pages. have you seen this? THE ANTI-BULLYING NETWORK has launched its new look Young People's Section. This is an on-going project, but there is plenty for you to see right now! Visit this new section here CHILD WITNESSES Five superb books have been produced for children, yo8ung people and adults by the Scottish Executive to help young people whop are witnesses in criminal courts or at hearings. Every school should have a copy! Focusing on Education for Citizenship: A Paper for Professional Reflection. to be published 15 September 2005 It will be published along with a reprint of Education for Citizenship in Scotland , LT Scotland, 2002.

69. Policy Guidance - Elementary & Secondary Education - Policy - ED.gov Editor s Pick Safe and drugFree Schools and Communities State Grants guidance for state and local education agencies on the use of this flexibility http://www.ed.gov/policy/elsec/guid/edpicks.jhtml?src=ln

70. Welcome To The NASG Website NAGM response to the Consultation on drugs guidance for Schools It is essentialthat the guidance acknowledges that drug education begins in the cradle http://www.nagm.org.uk/consult6.html

Home Page Executive Members How To Join Papers and Publications ... Links and Resources Governors' News - June 2003 - September 2003 - November 2003 - February 2004 ... Contact Us NASG 2nd Floor, SBQ1 29 Smallbrook Queensway Birmingham B5 4HG Tel: 0121 643 5787 Fax: 0121 633 7141 e-mail: governorhq@nasg.org.uk CONSULTATIONS NASG is regularly consulted, primarily by the DfES, but also by other national and local bodies. Most of the consultations are peripheral to the work of governors, and we send in either a short response or no response at all. Occasionally there is a consultation which could have a major impact on governors. These we respond to in detail, having taken evidence from NASG members and members of the Executive Committee. These responses will be posted on the website. NAGM response to the Green Paper 'Schools, building on success' NAGM response to the Consultation on School Governing Bodies Written Evidence to the School Teachers Review Body (2002) NAGM response to the Consultation on School Organisation Proposals by the Learning and Skills Council under the Education Act 2002 ... NASG response to the consultation on School Funding Arrangements Archives The following consultation documents are no longer current but can still be accessed for reference (files will be downloaded in .rtf Word format)

71. HGfL: PSHE: Policies & Guidance in Primary Schools but they are part of the National Curriculum guidance. PSHE and Citizenship; Sex and relationships education; drug education http://www.thegrid.org.uk/learning/pshe/guidance/

Text Only Version Add us to your Bookmarks Check Plugins Email Login Feedback Discussion Forums ... School Web Sites Search: You are in: PSHE Foundation Stage Team / Contacts Links PSHE on Teachernet PSHE Drug Education Forum Do not delete cell Assessment Curriculum Child Confidentiality ... Web Links Statutory Requirements Personal and Social and Health Education (PSHE) and Citizenship are non-statutory in Primary Schools but they are part of the National Curriculum Guidance. PSHE is non-statutory in Secondary Schools but is part of the National Curriculum Guidance. Citizenship is a statutory National Curriculum subject in Secondary Schools. The National Health School Standard is designed to give as much practical support as possible to schools to create an enjoyable, safe, productive learning environment and to minimise potential health risks The key themes are: PSHE and Citizenship Sex and relationships education Drug education including alcohol and tobacco Emotional health and well being Physical activity Safety Healthy eating top If you would like to make a note of this page for future use, please use your Internet browser's Bookmarks or Favorites feature to make a note of its location.

72. 120: Evaluation Of The Scotland Against Drugs Education Sector Initiative Traini Assess the impact on drug education policies and practices of schools. The current restructuring of guidance in secondary schools will clearly have an http://www.scre.ac.uk/cat/1860030874.html

Publications Catalogue Book Orders Newsletter Research Reports ... Browse by subject... Evaluation of the Scotland Against Drugs Education Sector Initiative Training Kevin Lowden and Joanne Quinn Download pdf version Executive Summary Main Findings Upon completing the ESI training, the majority of teachers believed that it had fully addressed their needs, and promoted their competence and, therefore, their confidence to teach drug education in line with recognised effective practice. The majority of a random sample of teachers who had participated in the training between 8 months and over 1 year previously, believed their training had had a notable impact. Teachers and their pupils saw the main benefits of the training in promoting the use of participative teaching methodologies and quality resources. Introduction The Scotland Against Drugs (SAD) Primary School Initiative (PSI) training, the subject of an earlier evaluation by SCRE, provided the basis for local authorities, schools and their networks to increase primary teachers' confidence to teach drug education in the primary sector. Until the very recent introduction of the Scottish Executive funded SAD Education Sector Initiative (ESI) training, there had been no systematic approach to address the needs of secondary teachers involved with providing drug education. Evaluate whether training had met these needs.

73. Qualifications And Curriculum Authority (QCA) - 14-19 Learning - Links To Nation drug Alcohol and Tobacco education curriculum guidance for schools at key stages1-4, QCA 2003 including. non-statutory framework key stages 1-4, http://www.qca.org.uk/14-19/11-16-schools/index_1197.htm

help contact us About 14-19 Glossary ... Print this page Links to national guidelines 11-16 schools 6th form schools Colleges The curriculum areas that contribute to the personal and social development curriculum at key stage 4 are all supported by national guidance to help schools implement the requirements. This section identifies the main documents, the majority of which are available online. In addition, the National Healthy School Standard (NHSS) recommends a whole-school approach to promoting pupils’ personal and social development including health and wellbeing, supporting the effective implementation of: PSHE; citizenship; sex and relationship education; drugs, alcohol and tobacco education; physical activity; safety; emotional health and wellbeing; and healthy eating. For more information, visit Wired for Health Citizenship Guidance: Schemes of work for key stages 3 and 4 , including teacher’s guides (key stage 4 guidance to be used in conjunction with key stage 3 guidance). QCA DfES citizenship website Managing and teaching citizenship through the National Healthy School Standard DfES 2003 National curriculum online: citizenship PSHE Guidance: PSHE at key stages 3 and 4 - Initial guidance for schools, QCA/00/580

74. QCA | Drug, Alcohol And Tobacco Education Curriculum guidance for schools at key stages 1–4. This guidance forms part ofthe DfES drug, alcohol and tobacco education training package for teachers http://www.qca.org.uk/4321_2123.html

@import "/default.css"; @import "/screen.css"; Search and links to main areas of the site Skip to page content Search QCA About us News Ages 3-14 Ages 14-19 ... Home Personal social and health education Drug, alcohol and tobacco education Drug, alcohol and tobacco education Online resources for PSHE teachers Professional development and certification Curriculum guidance for schools at key stages 1–4 ... Useful websites Introduction What is drug, alcohol and tobacco education? Drug, alcohol and tobacco education is an explicit, planned component of PSHE. Aspects of drug, alcohol and tobacco education provide a context for enabling pupils to increase their knowledge and understanding of drugs, alcohol and tobacco, and to explore attitudes and develop skills for making healthy, informed choices. What substances do pupils learn about? Drug, alcohol and tobacco education includes learning about: over-the counter or prescription medicines, including anabolic steroids; legal substances such as poppers (amyl nitrite), caffeine, alcohol and tobacco; volatile substances, e.g. glues, gases, aerosol propellants; and

75. Personal, Social And Health Education - ParentsCentre education (SRE), drug education, and careers education and guidance. All schoolsshould have policies on SRE and drug education (including drug related http://www.parentscentre.gov.uk/whatchildrenlearn/curriculumandassessment/person

Skip to navigation links What children learn - Curriculum and assessment: Personal, social and health education About PSHE Personal, Social and Health Education (PSHE) has been a non-statutory part of the National Curriculum since September 2000. It is structured to provide pupils with learning opportunities through which they can be taught the knowledge, skills and understanding to take responsibility for themselves, show respect for others and to develop the self awareness and confidence needed for life. Effective PSHE teaching in schools will support parents in helping their children to develop the ability to make informed, healthy and responsible decisions about their lives. PSHE is taught throughout all four Key Stages (ages 5-16) and covers a wide range of learning opportunities that reflect the needs of young people in their personal and social development. These cover: sex and relationship education; drug, alcohol and tobacco education improving confidence to lead a healthy and safe lifestyle managing personal money careers education  Schools take responsibility for the choice of resources and teaching strategies for the delivery of PSHE which are appropriate for the age range and cultural identity of their pupils. There are specific statutory requirements for sex and relationship education (SRE), drug education, and careers education and guidance. All schools should have policies on SRE and drug education (including drug related incidents) developed in consultation with teachers, parents, governors and the wider school community. In primary schools the teaching of SRE is discretionary, but where taught the policy must detail the content and organisation. Secondary schools must have an SRE programme which includes teaching about HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections. Parents have the right to withdraw pupils from part or all of SRE, except for those elements which are included in National Curriculum science.

76. Drugs Education Forum - About Us general information about the drug education Forum. of Chief Police Officersare developing guidance on th. more Ritalin Management in Schools http://www.drugeducationforum.co.uk/

@import "css/styleSheet.css"; The Drug Education Forum search About Us Statement of beliefs Risk and Protective Factors News and Events ... Contact News Scoping Exercise for PSHE Teaching Assoc The National Children's Bureau are seeking views on a possible PSHE Te more Dangerous Highs NCB and Childline report on hidden solvent abuse among children and yo more PSHE must be Statutory - Press Release The Drug Education Forum has called on the government to make PSHE sta more Working with Parents Newsletter Newsletter from DrugScope, AdFam and the Parenting Education and Suppo more NSCoPSE Conference "School Self Evaluation – a new agenda for Personal and Social Educati more Drug detection strategies Press Release Drug testing in schools DEF press release more PSHE Conference in Lancashire One day conference organised by Lancashire County Council, in Preston, more Young people regional conferences DrugScope regional conferences on young people and substance misuse. more Police working with Schools The Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) and the Home Office ha more New Report from DEF The Drug Education Forum has undertaken a short study in London to fin more DEF Briefing Paper DEF briefing paper on Key Performance Indicators for DATs more Ketamine Paper from Drugscope Briefing paper on ketamine for drug education practitioners from Drugs more Drug Ed for Hard to Reach Parents This is a document that has been produced by Drugscope (a member of th more ACPO review supporting schools The Association of Chief Police Officers are developing guidance on th

77. Special Needs drug education Resource Services Personnel drug education Resource Worker English Montreal school Board Special education Policy http://www.emsb.qc.ca/en/services_en/pages_en/SpecialNeeds_en.htm

78. GovernorNet The DfES has produced revised guidance to schools on drug education. The document,drugs guidance for Schools (DfES/092/2004) and the booklet, http://www.governornet.co.uk/cropArticle.cfm?topicAreaId=9&contentId=892&mode=fu

79. GovernorNet drugs guidance Published 26 February 2004 The DfES has produced revised guidanceto schools on drug education . more » http://www.governornet.co.uk/publishList.cfm?topicAreaId=9&pageStart=61&sortOrde

80. NUT On The Web New guidance for drug education. Schools are to receive more help to tackle themisuse of illegal drugs, alcohol and tobacco according to the Department for http://www.teachers.org.uk/showwirearchive.php?id=829965

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