
Drugs and Alcohol Education
Drugs and alcohol education is fundamental for children and young people to grow up healthy and safe. Effective alcohol and drug education builds pupil resilience and life skills around alcohol and dr...
Read moreThe Manchester Healthy Schools Programme has been designed to enable all schools in Manchester to gain access to high quality and effective training in order to support better health outcomes for children and young people within their provision. Schools need to have completed the Health Check to be engaged with the programme and to be able to access this free training. Please note, whilst many of our training courses are part of our 'universal' offer available to all schools, some courses are available for priority schools only. Please see individual training courses for further information about which training your school is able to access.
Please explore all our training courses and events below.
Drugs and alcohol education is fundamental for children and young people to grow up healthy and safe. Effective alcohol and drug education builds pupil resilience and life skills around alcohol and dr...
Read moreManchester Healthy Schools are committed to improving the social and emotional health of children and young people across the city. We support schools to promote equality and diversity, tolerance and...
Read moreThe Healthy Lifestyles theme aims to promote and develop healthy lifestyle choices in the school age population, preventing and reducing the number of children with excess weight across Manchester, an...
Read moreMore than 1 in 10 children and young people now suffer from a common mental health problem (YoungMinds, 2017). Manchester Healthy Schools is committed to supporting schools to develop early interventi...
Read moreManchester Healthy Schools is committed to ensuring good-quality, age-appropriate RSE is available to all children and young people across the city.
Read more‘Behind the Behaviour’ is a multi-agency training programme designed to increase awareness and understanding of a range of mental and emotional health problems for professionals and front-line staff w...
Read moreYou will be able to explore and book all of our non-health specific events in this section. This includes all of our network events and team events like the awarding ceremony and any other Healthy Sch...
Read moreThis includes all aspects of Personal, Social, Health and Economic education and is suppored through our universal offer.
Read moreUnintentional injury is one of the leading causes of death in children in the UK. All areas of unintentional injury are covered including road safety, water safety and home safety.
Read moreFor a full list of available training & events please see below
This one-hour training session provides participants with a basic knowledge of drugs and associated issues. The course includ...
Read moreThis course is designed for all school staff, as well as those that deliver RSE and can be delivered as a whole-school session. The session...
Read moreThis training explores mental health and emotional intelligence to support educational staff to reflect upon their own mental health and wel...
Read moreThis one-hour session includes how to deliver effective drugs education, baseline assessment ideas, creating a safer teaching and learning e...
Read moreThis course looks at the importance of social emotional health and how it's promotion in schools can positively affect whole school outcomes...
Read moreThis one-hour training course is for pastoral or school health staff within schools to be able to support pupils who may be at ris...
Read moreThis two-hour training session will help schools to identify the key requirements for effective drug and alcohol education and understand th...
Read moreWe are excited to invite schools to our annual Health Improvement Awards Ceremony on 16th October 2019. The aim of the awards is to recognis...
Read moreThis e-learning programme has been developed by a range of experts including experts by experience i.e. those people who have...
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