Before going to the beach:

1. Sunscreen

2. Bring umbrella/shelter

3. Food

4. Water

5. Tell someone where your going

6. Check the Weather

7. Check the tide

At the beach:

1. Slip, slap, slop, seek slide

2. reapply sunscreen after 2 hours

3. Check for riptide from a higher point

4. look for signs (animals, dangers, etc.)

5. know your swiming ability

Why is it important to have this in your tool kit and what harms could happen without this in your kit?

• severe sunburns

• drowning

• animal attacks

• dehydration

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  What resources/ diagrams/ images could be included to support your learning/ information?

If caught in a riptide the best thing to do is swim sideways not towards the shore or the ocean, when out of the riptide then swim to shore or call for help by raising a fist in the air (this should be done while in the riptide as well).

What was your main learning or critical information from this week?

Why is it important to have this in your tool kit and what harms could happen without this in your kit?

Rips are dangerous, not having this information can risk survival even more.

• make sure someone is watching what is happening

• have a gate around the pool area

• have floaties on if not a confident swimer or if someone else isn't

• no drinking alchol near/in the water

  • do not dive in shallow water (find the deep end first before diving)

many deaths can occur without theese kinds of measures being taken to ensure safety.

What was your main learning or critical information from this week?
Why is it important to have this in your tool kit and what harms could happen without this in your kit?
What resources/ diagrams/ images could be included to support your learning/ information?

Great outdoors - Blue

Party time - Red

Mental Health - Purple

Sexual Health - Green

• Check & understand the surrondings of the area before starting (both)

• Check the tide (surfing/boats)

• look out for landforms/rocks/coral/seaweed (boats)

• where life jackets (both)

• Know what and how to do the things you want to do (both)

• check water level before going in (both)

to have fun things still need to be thought out first before an accident occurs.

safe

confident

self assured

careful/cautious

Make sure to:

follow the laws

understand who has the right of way

check blindspots

use a blinker when turning

be aware of your surrondings

common risks

• phone use!

• speeding

• ignoring red/yellow lights

• blindspots

• merging

• seat belts

• pedestrians

• weather

• drinking/drunk drivers

• cyclists

• road rage

• Having someone who is sober to rely on and be looked after

• understand consent

• no your limits (alchol and/or drugs

• protection (if having intercourse)

• not being coerced by peer preasure

Going to parties is a regular occurances especially in teenage/young adult life. Keeping safe is difficult and needs to be a concious desicion using knowledge like up above to keep people safe.

As a female this information is helpful to try and avoid some of the situations here but it's important that others know how much it can hurt someone physically and emotionally, and even taking precautions can still lead to a bad situation so knowing where to go or what to get done like a rape kit after it is vey helpful.

• look at sites that talk about the hike you want to go on

• check if the trail is open

• check the difficulty of the trail (know ability)

• pack appropriate items for bushwalk depending on the length, surrondings, time it takes to walk and the weather.

• doube check before that everythimg needed is in a pack and once you get to the location do so again.

• baisic essetinals include - water (for the entire trip, appropriate clothes i.e hiking shoes, moveable/breathable clothing, hat, as well as sunscreen, food, portable charger, tent (depending on length), and hiking backpack. There are many more things that could be packed but only essentials for the trip.

• backpack should weigh no more than 20% of body weight

• watchout for wildlife

• tell someone not going on the hike where you will be.

It's important to have this information for a hike to ensure that I'm being safed and prepared. A hike can vary in difficulty so if I pack wrongly for a hike it can be really bad for my safety and health. dehydration ,sunburns are just some of the dnagers of not beung prepared

If soceity had communities that were gender equal everyone wouold benefit as there would be no stigmas, 'traditional' ways, a right to be treated no better or worse if one is a man, woman or any gender.

List some of the benefits for men

Men have the highest rate of suicide at a total of 80% of suicides out of both men and women. With negative mental health impacts steming from finanical burdeneds and societal pressure, men are more likely to attempt suicide because of theese factors.

• Less of an expectation to pay for everything

• Allowed to be emotional in healthy ways

• Not shamed for liking certain things as they are seen as 'not manly'.

List some of the benefits for women

Women have historically not been treated as equal to men generally regarded as less skilled, smart or strong. This pregidous has come from places like religon, and has continued to be a problem for women breaking the 'traditional' molds of how a woman 'should be'.

• less dscrimination in buisness fields. (eg. equal pay, equal considerations for promotions)

• not being seen as emotional

• no longer objectified

• given equal opportunities
  

Describe 5 actions/ strategies that young people can take to closing the ‘Gender Gap’ and work towards gender equality

• changing language that excuses or diminishes the actions of others because of gender.

• closing the gender pay gap

• treating others equally

• changing the way we view others and their biology

• ignoring gender when it comes to things unrelated to that situation.

• I help myself reset by listening to music or I focus on my hobbies (dance, singing, theatre)

  
  

  1.who are 2 people you trust to debrief with? Explain why?

• My mum because I trust her and she is kind when I am feeling down.

• My sister, although I don't often she helps me feel better about petty problems in my life and I help hers.

1. Create a phrase you'll use to protect your energy.

• Hey, I apreciate that you want to talk to me about this but I am feeling low right now so are you ok to talk about this a bit late?

• To understand others way of loving creates an inclusive enviroment as we would be less judgy because of long standing predgidous against those who are not 'straight'.

Why is it important to respect and acknowledge different sexual attractions?

• although someone may not personally find the same person attractive, we can apreciate that others have different taste. applying this to other relationships that are not so highly gareed upon in society would benefit everyong throughly.

What are some challenges people might face when expressing their sexual attraction, and how can we help overcome these challenges?

• religon, generally in todays religions none heterosexual relationships are 'not allowed'. to help with this problem there could possibly be a speration between what you believe and supporing others.

• family and friends, If someone does not approve of different sexual attractions not much can be done, but helping the person who is coming out by supporting them through it all, makes a huge difference in one persons life.

• This prevents the sti's being further spread to your or your partner.

How/where do you access the emergency pill in certain situations?

• Doctor

• Pharamacy

• sexual health clinic

How, where and when to be tested for an STI. Unpacking the shame associated with sex and STI’s

• going to a doctor

• clinics specifically for sexual health/teenagers

• the test is done by generally peeing or possibly a blood sample depending on what the other person maybe have been infected with.