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• The Department for Education have created a guidance document, drug advice for schools, which you can view below.

• Active Together (previously known as Leicester-shire & Rutland Sport) works with many organisations to help the people of Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland to get moving a little more. You can find information and guidance to help your child move more.

• NSPCC information and advice on how to keep children safe and aware of the risks.

UK Chief Medical Officers' Physical Activity Guidelines which emphasise the importance of regular activity for people of all ages.

This pack is to support both teachers and young people to learn about mental health and develop the skills and confidence to tackle stigma and discrimination in school and the wider community.

• A guide for school staff to use to spot distressing signs in a child's behaviour.

• A guide for school staff to use to spot distressing signs in a child's behaviour.

This simple worksheet may help your pupils to express their feelings and understand what may have triggered them.

Many children may have questions about the images, stories, and conversations they hear on the news and around them. We can't solely rely on schools to ensure children fully understand the Black Lives Matter movement and the issues that fuel the movement. As parents, if we haven't already, it is also...

Big Talk Education believe that parents are central to the successful delivery of high quality Relationship & Sex Education. You will find information, support and resources about 'high quality, age appropriate RSE'.

Frank a range of facts about drugs with access to A-Z list of drugs, news articles and support

• Frank a range of facts about drugs with access to A-Z list of drugs, news articles and support.

• What works in schools and colleges to increase physical activity? A resource for head teachers, college principals, staff working in education settings, school nurses, directors of public health, Active Partnerships and wider partners.

This toolkit provides information, from the perspective of children, young people and families who have experienced suicide on how to talk about suicide, self-care and best practice on what schools have done well to support.

• Active Together encourage the people of Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland to move more in their own way. You can find information and guidance to help your child move more.

• Active Together encourage the people of Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland to move more in their own way. You can find information and guidance to help your child move more.

Being active is really good for your child's body, mind and health. There are lots of fun and easy ways you can help your child...

• Addressing trauma and adversity resources to support children and young people.

Addressing trauma and adversity resources to support children and young people.

• Addressing trauma and adversity resources to support children and young people.

• Allergy Guidance for schools: practical advice and resources to help schools manage allergy risks.

• Allergy Guidance for schools: practical advice and resources to help schools manage allergy risks.

This toolkit was created on the premise that every person throughout an organisation should be working towards being an ethnicity ally, and accountable for inclusion and culture within your organisation.

• Anna Freud (National Centre for Children and Families) have advice on reducing consumption of stimulants and other drugs.

Talking Mental Health is an animation and accompanying teacher toolkit designed to help begin conversations about mental health in the classroom and beyond.

Anorexia & bulimia care provide a free educational resource, Body Positive Schools, designed to support flexible teaching, with classroom activities, videos, group project ideas and whole school approaches to promoting body positive confidence and culture.

Following a pilot with a number of Leicestershire secondary schools, Leicestershire County Council have produced an anti-racist audit tool for secondary schools to use in order to identify where they might have existing good practice and/or gaps in how they can work to become an anti-racist school.

Following a pilot with a number of Leicestershire primary schools, Leicestershire County Council have produced an anti-racist audit tool for primary schools to use in order to identify where they might have existing good practice and/or gaps in how they can work to become an anti-racist school.

Following a pilot with a number of Leicestershire secondary schools, Leicestershire County Council have produced an anti-racist audit tool for secondary schools to use in order to identify where they might have existing good practice and/or gaps in how they can work to become an anti-racist school.

Information about avoidant attachment patterns.

A factsheet from Barnardos to help parents, carers and their children to understand and process grief.