This year we will use the responses to the health check questions to assess need in this area and design our offer around Manchester schools.
This is a new area for healthy schools providing support across all aspects of unintentional injury prevention.
Unintentional Injury Prevention (UIP) is a relatively new area for Healthy Schools’ programme. Teaching children and young people the knowledge, skills and understanding they need in order to be able to keep themselves safe in any given situation, is a fundamental part of any quality PSHE curriculum.
Our UIP offer will support schools to consider the priority areas for their unique setting, be that road, tram, train and/or water safety, alongside safety considerations around the home.
Our universal training is available for all schools that have completed the Health Check.
Schools that have prioritised Unintentional Injury Prevention this year will have access to a wider selection of ‘in-house’ training and support to ensure that they are able to make significant progress in this area.
Please find a full list of training available to support Unintentional Injury Prevention below.
For more information please contact ceri.hewitt@mft.nhs.uk
We offer bespoke training courses. Please contact us for more information
We hope to create new resources to support you based on your needs within this area.
However, we will also signpost to other organisations and resources linked to specific campaigns.
If you are a school engaged with us we suggest that you log in prior to viewing resources so these can be recorded in your school dashboard.
If you are struggling to find resources around a related topic area, please do get in touch to let us know: ceri.hewitt@mft.nhs.uk
This resource library contains extensive information, advice and guidance for parents and carers on all aspects of keeping safe e.g. road sa...
Poster calendar showing safety campaigns that happen throughout the year to draw attention to key safety messages.
This online resource library for schools contains assemblies, display materials, enrichment materials, links to external agencies and their...
