Key Stage 3
The Streets
Citizenship interactive board game. Played in groups, the game encourages participants to consider real life dilemmas, scenarios and problematic situations around substances, the law, keeping safe and being a good citizen. [view pdf]
Understanding Alcohol
An interactive and age-appropriate programme that aims to heighten young people’s awareness of alcohol as a substance that can cause problems at a young age and concentrates particularly on the unique effects alcohol has on young people. [view pdf]
Substances & The Effects On Others
Interactive group work programme that considers the impact of substance use on other people in a young person’s life and the risks to personal development. [view pdf]
Key Stage 3/4
Myths & Misconceptions
Versatile and adaptable programme that enables young people to distinguish between the myths and misconceptions commonly promoted about substances. The session explores why they exist and in whose interest it is to allow them to thrive. [view pdf]
Planning a Safe Night Out
Interactive versatile session that enables young people to identify the potential hazards of a night out, explore strategies for avoiding the hazards and plan their own safe night out. [view pdf]
Legal Highs
Programme session to consider the context and nature of non-classified substances that are, in principle, available within the law. [view pdf]
Key Stage 4
How to know when you are in trouble with drugs and alcohol
A session which explores both illegal and legal substances and attempts to empower young people to recognise when they (or someone else) is in trouble and how to get help. [view pdf]
Sex & Substances
A double session that examines the connection between sex and substances as well as the many myths that exist. The sessions set out to explore the truth about how substances affect both males and females and the possible risks involved while being out of control. [view pdf]
Sex & Relationships Part 1
Opportunity for young people to understand what risks are being run by having unprotected sex and people’s responsibilities around contraception. This session explores the options available to a young person who is pregnant, the pressures this may put them under and the consequences of the choices they may take. The attitudes and views of the participants towards other young people’s sexual behaviour are explored from both a male and female viewpoint. [view pdf]
Sex & relationships Part 2
Opportunity for young people to understand what constitutes consensual sex. The sessions examine what is appropriate behaviour both in and out of a relationship and promotes the right to say no. The feelings and responsibilities from both the male and female viewpoint are considered and consequences explored. [view pdf]
