What they say about SHEU : nationally-recognised, since 1977, as the specialist provider of reliable local survey data about young people's health and wellbeing
Blogs
A growing number of studies are being conducted to establish whether the uptake of e-cigarettes is also occurring among those under the age of 18 ... link to some studies ... http://tinyurl.com/kdpp42d
Volume 32 Number 2, 2014.
Supporting the wellbeing of girls
Obesity and insurance status among students in a Job Corps vocational education and training programme
Drug and alcohol needs assessment with young people
Readiness to change drinking behaviour among heavy-drinking university students in England
Healthy Schools London: A School’s Case Study
Practical tips for teaching mindfulness to children and adolescents in school-based settings
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Walking ...
SHEU ask young people many questions about their health and wellbeing including sports and activities they do outside school.
'Walking' usually appears at the top of the top ten list [chosen from a list of around 40 items].
12-15 yr olds and their favourite sports/activities outside school [Young People into 2013 p75-77]
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Lots of links to research about 5-11 yr olds health and wellbeing from #SHEUres
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A school, involved with the Health-Related Behaviour Questionnaire (HRBQ) from the Schools Health Education Unit (SHEU), have been able to reassure their pupils, staff, parents and governors following a recent media report.
A newspaper article reported on anxiety-related disorders that can affect teenage girls. Using hard data from their own HRBQ, the school could compare their results with a wider sample.
Self-esteem, research, children and young people - another free resource from Schools Health Education Unit - links from #SHEUres