1 Reviews for 100 page Talk About Alcohol workbook of 30 lesson plans, guidance, activities and games suitable for 11-18 year olds

100 page Talk About Alcohol workbook of 30 lesson plans, guidance, activities and games suitable for 11-18 year olds
I used (and am continuing to use) the AET Teacher Workbook with my Year 8 SMC classes, with follow up classes when students get to Year 9. I found the resources very easy to use and like the fact that the Workbook contained useful worksheets that were easy to photocopy and distribute to students. The accompanying website was very good too and easy to navigate – it had lots of additional items and activities and my students particularly like the real life stories of young people who had been affected by alcohol.
Myself and students really enjoyed playing the 24 hour alcohol clock game that showed how long it takes to get one unit of alcohol out of your system and it certainly has had an impact on me as I now will not drive the day after having a ‘big night out’ as I know that I will still be over the limit.

The resources have had a big impact on my students too and they are respectful and have learnt a lot about the power and dangers of alcohol. A lot of them have shared what they’ve learnt with parents/carers too… Sandra Saint from the AET came to school when it was Parents Evening and ran a stall there and this had a lot of impact. The resources are very user friendly, very well researched and include lesson plans and suggested activities. I will continue to use these resources as I really believe that they delay the onset of early teenage drinking. Jarrow school, Tyne and Wear.
Thursday, February 2, 2017
Anonymous Rating: 4 out of 5
• Essential PSHE resource - Thursday, February 2, 2017
  I used (and am continuing to use) the AET Teacher Workbook with my Year 8 SMC classes, with follow up classes when students get to Year 9. I found the resources very easy to use and like the fact that the Workbook contained useful worksheets that were easy to photocopy and distribute to students. The accompanying website was very good too and easy to navigate – it had lots of additional items and activities and my students particularly like the real life stories of young people who had been affected by alcohol.
  Myself and students really enjoyed playing the 24 hour alcohol clock game that showed how long it takes to get one unit of alcohol out of your system and it certainly has had an impact on me as I now will not drive the day after having a ‘big night out’ as I know that I will still be over the limit.
  
  The resources have had a big impact on my students too and they are respectful and have learnt a lot about the power and dangers of alcohol. A lot of them have shared what they’ve learnt with parents/carers too… Sandra Saint from the AET came to school when it was Parents Evening and ran a stall there and this had a lot of impact. The resources are very user friendly, very well researched and include lesson plans and suggested activities. I will continue to use these resources as I really believe that they delay the onset of early teenage drinking. Jarrow school, Tyne and Wear.