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November 13th, 2011

Choices for Life Online

Jennifer McDougall
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Have you signed up yet for the new and exciting Choices for Life event? Maybe you have been involved in one of the live events with your class and want to see what this new online version looks like or maybe you are a secondary teacher who previously has not been involved with the event – well this for you!

It’s not too late to view the schedule for the 14th and 15th November – Choices for Life Online Full Programme.

The new two-day web event is set to deliver a packed programme of entertainment and information to pupils in Primary 7 through to S6 on substance misuse issues and making positive lifestyle decisions.

The programme, which is funded by the Scottish Government has been developed by the Scottish Crime and Drug Enforcement Agency in collaboration with a number of partners, and will help schools deliver second, third and fourth level substance misuse experiences and outcomes within health and wellbeing.

Appearances will include music from The Wanted, Carrie Mac, Finding Albert, Little Eye, Pearl and The Puppets, boy band GMD 3, Emeli Sande and real life stories aimed at the specific age groups. Drama from PACE media productions group and positive role models.

Find out more in the Choices for Life Glow Group and sign up in Glow TV.

Categories Curriculum for Excellence, Events, Glow, Health and Wellbeing, Pupils

2 Responses to “Choices for Life Online”

  1. jade shields November 14th, 2011 at

    why do people get addicted to drugs and why?

  2. lucy pecker November 16th, 2011 at

    i think this is a great thing to do my class i am teaching love it and i bet that everyone who watches choices for life loves it to

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