Lyndale School Achieving the National Clean Air Award

EYES OPEN
A performance workshop for years 5 & 6
Mum Jan can't survive without her morning coffee. Dad Roger has been giving up smoking for 20 years. Josh uses drugs as a wall to keep people out. Abby enjoys a dance and a laugh. And Ellie just wants to fit in, no matter what it takes.

Solve it story with Wirral Grammar boys March 2006

From Monday, October 1st 2007, the law for selling tobacco will change. It will be illegal to sell tobacco products to anyone under the age of 18 (an increase from 16) in England and Wales.
Most addicted adult smokers began as teenagers. This change in the law is to help prevent children and young people from starting in the first place, therefore avoiding the serious health dangers of smoking.

Julie Graham can offer a comprehensive drug education resource around the dangers, effects, and consequences of smoking, cannabis, alcohol, medication, and VSA (Volatile Substance Abuse).
 
Paul Roberts School Drug Advisor has been seconded from the Youth Offending Team, where he spent 10 years as a practitioner.

Young People and Anabolic Steroids INSET trainig Thursday 20th September 2007 9.30-12.30 Acre Lane for PE and PSHE teachers