Healthy Schools

Free 1 day training course for those delivering SRE

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The day will include curriculum updates, latest DCSF guidance and implications for 2011. Teaching sensitive subject areas, teaching techniques, listening to student voices and much more
 

Three part course which will focus on issues for staff in the teaching of SRE with pupils with SEN

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The SEAC training is practical and interactive and gives participants the opportunity to explore the techniques and principles for delivering the SEAC materials and provides the starting point for professionals to take the resource away and to begin planning and delivering the material with young people.

The S.E.A.C. pack will be supplied on successful completion of the course.
Please see training & events for more information

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please see flier

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Please see flier

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Please also see side by side poster

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Young parents support - please also see Young Parents Peer Support notice

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please see attached brochure

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- This aims to engage, enthuse and motivate young people as part of SRE & parenting programmes


Training & resource available
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It appears that there are several dangerous 'urban myths' circulating around the HPV vaccination. Please see the attached notice for full information

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Please see attached flier and booking form

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Please see flier for further information

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See attached flier

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Please see attached flier

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Linden House Resource Centre is moving to Aspect House in Bulwell

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Please see the attached SRE news letter for specific SRE support and free resources

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Please see the attached new letter for information and support

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Please see attached brief information sheet

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Are you confident to talk about sensitive issues? Free half day training events for Secondary School staff delivering PSHE (with supply cover paid)
Please see the attached brochure,or contact The Healthy Schools Team on 0115 9476202 ext 236.
Book now for courses from 21st April 2009 until 12 July 2010

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The Children's Services Young People's Drug and Alcohol Team have published their training programme for the coming year. If you are working with young people we would recommend that you consider training for basic drugs awareness, assessment and/or target interventions as part of your CPD portfolio. We similarly ask Headteacher to consider who may benefit from this training in their school or learning support unit.
Courses are free for attenders - details are attached.

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Data announced this week has shown a reduction in Teenage Pregnancy rates of 7.3% from the 1998 baseline resulting in 36 fewer conceptions in 2007.

To further support this downward trend a new plan has been launched Preventing Unplanned Teenage Pregnancy in Nottingham A Taskforce Plan for 2009.

This is the first time Nottingham City Council, NHS Nottingham City and One Nottingham have developed a shared plan.

The plans strategy includes proposals to increase the number of schools and colleges offering contraception to pupils, improved sex and relationship education, and parenting courses to help parents support their children about sex.

Teenage pregnancy is a factor in the "cycle of poverty" that grips some parts of the City.

Children of teenage parents are more at risk of poor health and are less likely to succeed at school.

The strategy aims to make teenagers more aware of the support available to them. Young people living in deprived areas, those not engaged with education, and whose mothers were also teen mums are more at risk.

A big factor in teenage pregnancy is believed to be the low aspirations of teenagers in deprived areas. The Government's Teenage Pregnancy Unit will be advising the City on raising the aspiration of teenage girls.

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There is now a peer educator team in Nottingham who can support schools in their delivery of SRE please see attached flyer for more information

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We are in the process of redesigning the website and would like your views on how we could make it more customer friendly
Please either return the questionnaire or email health.admin@collegest.org.uk with your ideas

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This poster outlines the law & risks relating to cannabis use

For copies of this publication, call 0870 241 4680 and quote product code CDSD21
 

Support for parents of teenagers 2009

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Please read the attached brief information sheet

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This factsheet looks at the issues involved in developing an approach to sex and relationships education (SRE) which is inclusive of diverse faith perspectives.

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