Resources
Change4Life Healthy Schools Briefing June 2009
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Healthy Schools Parents Handbook
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Parenting Handbooks
Two fantastic handbooks on parenting are now available. The first covers children aged between birth and 5 years of age and the second from 5 to 19 years of age.
Both address all issues including being healthy, learning and enjoyment and keeping safe.
Parenting Handbook: Birth – 5 Years (1.2Mb)
Parenting Handbook: 5 Years – 19 Years (1.5Mb)
What's Your Policy
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Sheffield NHS Library Resources
The Sheffield NHS Library has several resources available to lend for an initial three week period which can be renewed if other bookings permit. The following resources are currently available:
- Baby Tar: this is a baby bottle filled with smoker's tar and cigarettes and butts. It illustrates how smoking when pregnant or smoking around babies and children is like making them drink or breathe the tar. This could help with a discussion or to show how tar in second-hand cigarette smoke can harm children and babies (Cat No 16303)
- Tar in the Jar: the tar in a jar demonstrates the amount of tar in tobacco smoke and helps to explain to smokers what causes cancer, bronchitis and emphysema. The jar shows that an average 15 to 20 a day smoker takes about half a litre of brown, sticky tar into their lungs every year (Cat No 16302)
- Tobacco Ball: inflatable ball with questions relating to the dangers of smoking and smokeless tobacco. Answer sheet and play instructions included. Key stages 2, 3 and 4 (Cat No 16304)
- Kick it - Junk Food: this DVD focuses on the disadvantages of eating junk food. It covers topics such as what 'junk food' means, why is it bad for our bodies, healthier options, examples of healthier meals and a fun game show 'fruit machine'. Key stages 2, 3 (Cat No 16305)
For more information you can visit or contact the library at the following:
Monday- Friday: 10.00am – 4.45pm
Library Service,
NHS Sheffield,
722 Prince Of Wales Road,
Darnall,
Sheffield,
S9 4EU
Tel: 0114 305 1100
Email: health.library@sheffieldpct.nhs.uk
Dirty Bertie
Download the Dirty Bertie poster here, a poster produced by the Department of Health to encourage good habits around using tissues when sneezing and dealing with a runny nose!
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SRE Primary Schools Toolkit PDF
SRE Secondary Schools Toolkit
Excuses for NOT using a condom (50kb)
Religion contraception and abortion fact sheet (500kb)
SSCB Sexually Active Young People Protocol 07081 (200kb)
SRE toolkit PDFs
- Book1 part1 (2mb)
- Book1 part2 (1mb)
- Book1 part3 (1mb)
- Book1 part4 (1mb)
- Book1 part5 (1mb)
- Book1 part6 (1mb)
- Book2 (3mb)
- Book3 (2mb)
Trial and Error DVD – Y7 to Y9 Resources
Trial and error is a free resource that explores crime from a young person's point of view. It follows the experience of Joby, a first time offender and raises issues such as peer pressure.
The story focuses upon the theft of a mobile phone and the impact of this crime on the offenders as well as the victim. It also looks at how the parents of the offenders and victim are affected by this crime and the dilemmas the witness has to face.
The video shows the different ways that crime is dealt with by the Criminal Justice System, with input from the Police, the Crown Prosecution Service, Victim Support and Witness Services, all working in partnership towards the appropriate outcome. A prison sentence is the ultimate punishment.
This drama features young people from South Yorkshire and a cast of adults mostly drawn from the Local Criminal Justice System. The video can be used in a variety of both formal and informal setting and Teacher's Notes accompany the resource.
This resource is aimed at Y7 to Y9 and was designed to fit into the PHSE curriculum.
Please click here to access it (along with the teacher's notes) on our website.
And then click on the Trial and Error tab on the left-hand side of the page.
Teachers can either go to the website and download it or they can contact me on the below and I can supply it in hard copy.
Emma Kenny-Levick
South Yorkshire Criminal Justice Board
Building 1, Nunnery Square
Sheffield
S2 5DD
Tel: 0114 219 7157 or email
Teachers can deliver it in a 45 minute session and they would have to photocopy pages 9 (court in session quiz) and 11 (plenary activity) for pupils.
For additional information, help with this video and support materials please ask teachers to contact me on the above.
School Food Trust - Resources & Support for the School
Food Regulations
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The guide provides detailed advice on interpreting and implementing the final foodbased and nutrient-based standards for school lunches which become mandatory for primary schools in September 2008 and for secondary schools in September 2009.
Healthy Schools Outcomes Presentation
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Tools for Schools
The Food Standards Agency has launched two new interactive teaching tools as part of its programme to 'help young people to choose, cook and eat safe, healthy food. Click the link below for more information.
http://www.food.gov.uk/news/newsarchive/2008/nov/toolsforschools
Wisewood School PSHE Case Study
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Anti-Bullying and PSHE
The Anti-Bullying Guidance For Schools and the PSHE Education Guidance For Schools are now available. Click the links below to view the documents:
Extended Schools
Find out more about Extended Schools by viewing the documents below:





