Alcohol Education Trust
  • Home
  • About AET
    • About AET
    • Trustees
    • Impacts and Awards
    • Funding
    • Get Involved and fundraising
    • The AET team
    • Testimonials
    • Community outreach
    • Policies
    • Trustees Reports
    • Leave Feedback
  • Parent/ Carer Area
    • The right message for the right age
    • Ways to delay teenage drinking
    • Parents’ fact file
    • Alcohol and the Law
    • Perfect Parents
    • If it all goes wrong
    • Are you alcohol aware?
    • Teenage parties
    • First festivals
    • Holidays away with friends
    • Drink Spiking
    • General Newsletter
    • Further sources of information (alcohol and drugs)
  • Teacher/ Educator Area
    • Resources by topic
      • Overview & core resources
      • Getting started
      • Assessing knowledge
      • Units and guidelines
      • Effects (physical and social)
      • The Law
      • Staying safe: avoiding risk taking
      • Drink spiking
      • 16+
      • Visual rich /SEN resources
    • Resources by Year Group
      • Year 7 / S1
      • Year 8 /S2
      • Year 9 / S3
      • Year 10 / S4
      • Year 11+ / S5+
    • Student evaluation
    • Statistics and Research
      • Facts & Figures
      • Key Research Papers
    • Involve Parents
    • Get inspired
    • Evaluation & Case Studies
    • School Alcohol Policy
    • Teacher and delivery partner newsletter
    • Useful references
    • Where to go for help and useful contacts
    • Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)
    • Forthcoming Events
  • Store
  • Latest
    • Press releases
    • In the Press
    • Publications
    • Teacher/ Educator news
    • General News
    • Teacher and delivery partner newsletter
    • General Newsletter
    • Events
  • Contact
Select Page

Home Affairs Committee publish report and recommendations to address drink spiking

by Alcohol Education Trust | 5 May, 2022 | News, parent news, Press Releases

The Alcohol Education Trust are extremely pleased with the recommendations from The Home Affairs Committee on Drink Spiking. Helena Conibear our CEO submitted both written and verbal evidence to the Committee and is thrilled that nearly all of the proposals that the...

Life Stuff: New well-being website for 16-25 year olds

by Alcohol Education Trust | 5 May, 2022 | News, parent news, Press Releases

Our amazing work with The Longleigh Foundation has enabled us to double our remit and extend our work to support young people up to the age of 25. As a result of this, we are very excited to launch our brand new website for 16-25 year olds – www.life-stuff.org ....

AET gives evidence to The House of Commons in Drink Spiking Evidence Review

by Alcohol Education Trust | 4 Feb, 2022 | News, parent news, Press Releases

AET CEO Helena Conibear today presented evidence to The House of Commons Drink Spiking Evidence Review. Helena provided valuable data and detail about the topic of drink spiking including information from The Alcohol Education Trust’s survey of 750 16 – 25 year...

AET releases Impact Report for 2021

by Alcohol Education Trust | 25 Jan, 2022 | News, parent news, Press Releases

The Alcohol Education Trust has published its Impact Report for 2021.   It has been a transitional year for the trust, opening Pavilion in the Park (PiP) as our office and training/community space in April in the heart of lockdown, doubling our remit to support young...

His Royal Highness Prince Charles, Duke of Cornwall formally opens Pavilion in The Park (PiP)

by Alcohol Education Trust | 10 Dec, 2021 | News, parent news, PIP, Press Releases

On the 6th December His Royal Highness Prince Charles, Duke of Cornwall formally opened Pavilion in The Park (PiP), built and run by us. Before raising the funds to build PiP, we ran our operations from a garden garage in Frampton, so the move to a purpose-built...

Exciting competition for 15-19 year olds!

by Alcohol Education Trust | 20 Jan, 2021 | News, parent news

We are challenging 15-19 year olds to produce a poster or film on alcohol awareness topics. This is a perfect activity to keep young people busy during lockdown and ideal for a homework task! There will be a prize of £150 for the best entry in each category and four...
« Older Entries

Our vision is for young people to enter adulthood having a responsible understanding of alcohol and its short and long term effects. We engage children of all abilities and backgrounds before they begin drinking, helping them build resilience skills, know how to avoid and resist risky situations and to look after themselves and each other in a variety of settings.

Tweets by @talkalcohol
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
© Alcohol Education Trust 2020. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License