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10.02.2010 Parents Internet Safety Training Event
To help young people get the most from the internet and stay safe whilst doing so particularly from those people who might seek them out to harm them. To this end the evening will aim to:
raise awareness of the trends in relation to use of digital media
raise awareness of potential user vulnerabilities
provide information and tools to support you in keeping your child safe.
College Street Centre see training events for more information
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Female Genital Mutilation awareness session 3/3/10
Half day course covering aspects of FGM please see notices or events for more details
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HEALTHY SCHOOLS ENHANCEMENT MODEL - DECEMBER BRIEFINGS
In September, the Government launched its new Healthy Schools Enhancement Model. Information on this model and the support it gives to Ofsted Inspection framework, the SEF and the proposed pupil level well-being indicators was covered in two briefings held on December 8th & 9th
For more details please contact The Healthy Schools Team on 0115 9476202
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION RE: HPV VACCINATION MYTHS
It appears that there are certain dangerous and inaccurate 'urban myths' being circulated regarding the HPV vaccination
Please see the main notices section for full information
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DrugAware
Drug & Alcohol Education Training opportunities available this Autumn and Spring 2010 are: Incidents Briefing, Policy Writing Day and Curriculum Planning for primary & secondary schools.
Please see notices and events sections for more details or contact Angela Dickson at drugaware.admin@collegest.org.uk
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Addressing Binge Drinking - Lauren Performance Supports City Secondary Schools
Lauren is a real challenge (in the best way) to teenagers - it is an engaging, interactive, fun and dramatic production. Lauren powerfully delivers key messages around alcohol misuse and antisocial behaviour as well as providing a forum to challenge young peoples attitudes and behaviour - I recommend it to you
Recent surveys conducted with staff and pupils as part of our needs assessment process have highlighted that schools in the City have identified alcohol misuse and parental alcohol use as a key area of concern. The local TellUs survey suggests that by Y10 12% of pupils are already misusing alcohol or binge drinking weekly. We know that alcohol misuse among girls is rising and that over half of young people do not feel safe in their neighbourhoods, partly due to anti-social behaviour and alcohol use.
Following the success last term of the Tangere Art performance and workshop of Lauren we are making more performances available for a limited period during Spring and summer term 09. Last term over half of Nottingham City Secondary Schools ran the programme with their year 9 pupils along with 3 specially designed lessons to prepare the pupils and to follow up the programme.
The cost of the workshop will be covered by the Healthy Schools Programme. In return we ask for a commitment from the school to deliver the workshop as part of a small planned programme of 3 or 4 lessons. We will provide the lesson plans to prepare for and to follow up the performance/workshop. This will ensure that the workshops are most effective and will help you to meet the learning outcomes set out in relation to alcohol education in the national curriculum for PSHE and Wellbeing and Every Child Matters.
Tangere arts will provide you with a package of max 3 performance/workshop sessions. Each workshop can cater for about 30 pupils but if you need more than 3 sessions to cover your Y9 on role we can look at extending this a little. We would like all of the Y9 pupils to have the opportunity to receive the workshop and receive important safeguarding information about alcohol and alcohol services.
Contact Tangere Arts to book 0845 3298013 or email all@avah.freeserve.co.uk
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Contact your local Healthy Schools Manager,
Chris Wallbanks
Most schools are not starting from scratch. For most it will be a
question of your local Healthy Schools representative helping you
to assess how your school is doing in meeting the standards, discuss
priorities for your school and help you draw up an action plan. They
can also help you with engaging other staff to get involved and finding
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