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‘L8r’ (pronounced ‘later’) is an innovative, interactive educational project on video and the web aimed at 12-16 yr olds. It aims to engage young people in thinking and debate about:
relationships
sexual health
teenage pregnancy and parenthood
related issues including alcohol, drugs and peer pressure
values, attitudes and decision making
identifying local sources of information and support
L8r is unique. It is interactive. It comprises video episodes and a web site where young people vote on dilemmas and ‘advise’ the six featured characters. L8r is a flexible resource. It may be used either as a stand-alone project or alongside existing PHSE/Citizenship schemes of work. It is accompanied by a teaching pack.
The website has an information element with links to other sites and help agencies. We also run regular chat sessions hosted by trained peer mentors. Our experience is that young people find the website and video episodes highly engaging.
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Learning Through Landscapes (LTL) is the national school grounds charity. It aims to help schools enhance the environmental quality and use of their grounds for the benefit of children, the school and society as a whole. LTL produces a range of resources that demonstrate how school grounds can be used in different areas of the curriculum. |
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LGBT History Month is an opportunity for all of us to learn more about the histories of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in Britain and Northern Ireland |
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The Leukaemia Research Fund aims to improve treatment, find cures and prevent all forms of leukaemia and related blood cancers. They are committed to nationally organised research of the highest calibre, guided by strict impartial expert advice, and to international collaboration. This website contains general and scientific information, and includes a section on leukaemia in children. There are also links to other relevant websites. |
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Lifebytes is designed to be used by Key Stage 3 pupils in schools, but the activities can also be used easily at home. Teachers can use the interactive tasks as part of their teaching of PSHE and citizenship and elements of the Science National Curriculum. Parents can use the site to initiate discussion about what constitutes emotional health and to encourage their children to incorporate the principles into their daily lives. |
