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Resources and lesson plans for teachers
Our resources provide all you need to deliver effective life skills lessons.
Drinkaware’s In:tuition programme is a life skills programme for young people aged 9-14. In:tuition provides teachers with effective lesson plans for children on alcohol related issues.
The programme is a course of 10 primary lessons and 11 secondary. Activities can be used flexibly with young people in schools or informal education.
View sample lesson plans: primary lesson plan secondary lesson plan
For more info visit intuitionkit.com and register for free access to the programme and monthly e-news.
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