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lots of resources here

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Teacher and Wellbeing Support Staff Resources

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Access accurate, up-to-date drug education resources and prevention programs linked to the Australian curriculum. Give students wellbeing a boost with engaging information.

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aimed at parents of teenagers but interesting

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The Kids Are All Right - Parenting teenagers in Australia

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The Kids Are All Right supports parents of teenagers with information, resources and an online community to share parenting advice.

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Harmful drinking can occur in the short-term and long-term. NHMRC released guidelines that give advice on minimising health consequences of drinking alcohol.

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This resource is linked to the NSW PDHPE and English syllabuses and uses a book called "message in a bottle' to help inform students of the effects of alcohol.

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this site also addresses caffeine, analgesics and alcohol and has unit plans for grades 3-6.

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Traditionally, smoking prevention has been used as a context for delivering Health and Physical Education content. However, smoking is more than just a health issue - it has been shown to affect mental health and cognitive function, and has wider social and economic implications for the community. Incorporating smoking prevention in other learning areas such as English, Humanities and Social Sciences or Science, can introduce these varied effects, lead to reinforcement through repetition, and be even more relevant and interesting to children.

Meta-analysis on the effectiveness of classroom tobacco education programs in Australia has found that those which used interactive learning strategies, applied at appropriate ages, were significantly and practically effective in the short and longer term, preventing or delaying the onset of smoking amongst young people. Upper primary school is considered one of the most critical time and windows of opportunity.

Suitable for use with primary school students, these education resources include support material for teachers, and are aligned with the Western Australian Curriculum. Please scroll down to find the relevant year group activities.

SDERA's Challenges and Choices Year 3 - Drug Education - Tobacco

SDERA's Challenges and Choices Year 4 - Drug Education - Tobacco

SDERA's Challenges and Choices Year 5 - Drug Education - Tobacco

SDERA's Challenges and Choices Year 6 - Drug Education - Tobacco

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Teacher Resources - Primary - Smarter than Smoking

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Traditionally, smoking prevention has been used as a context for delivering Health and Physical Education content. However, smoking is more than just a health issue - it has been shown to affect mental health and cognitive function, and has wider social and economic implications for the community.

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This is a great early childhood resource

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Early Years - Early Childhood Programs And Resources | SDERA

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SDERA's early childhood programs and resources offer age-appropriate content and create an interactive and engaging way of learning for young children. Early childhood education and family support programs can make a significant difference in improving outcomes for children. Click for more information.