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Colwell,J Cockerton,T 2000. What Teachers need to know about child pedestrian safety: Pointers for your next lesson.New approaches focus on practical training and should begin as soon as children start school. Education and Health 18(4),75-78. PDF

Gimber,P 2000. Safer journeys to school and school travel plans: Devon addresses the issues. Education and Health 18(4),71-74. PDF

Wise,A 2000. 'Action at School' At Exmouth Community College: To reduce the amount of cars used by staff and students by 10%. Education and Health 18(4),67-69. PDF

Balding,J 2001. Young People in 2000: 42,073 young people tell us about what they do at home, at school and with their friends. Education and Health 19(3),43-52. PDF

McGregor,A Wise,A 2000. Global Action Plan: people will make small changes to their daily lifestyles to help protect the environment.. Education and Health 18(4),66. PDF

Balding,JF 2000. 'Travelwise' - from survey to classroom materials: Students are now involved in decision-making in their communities as a direct result of schools who use their own data, showing 'home-to-school' journeys, to examine safe alternatives to car travel. Education and Health 18(4),63-65. PDF

Balding,J 2000. Young people and illegal drugs into 2000. The meaning and function of young people's behaviours must be considered in the context of the rest of their lives. Education and Health 18(1),13-22. PDF

Feest,G 2000. Can schools afford not to have a counsellor?
The money spent on each school counsellor is certainly going to save the system from having to deal with one more long-term drug addict, or one more prison sentence. Education and Health 18(1),3-5. PDF

Balding,J 2000. The Health Related Behaviour Questionnaire: What are young people in your area up to?. Education and Health 18(3),57-59. PDF

Balding,J 2000. Young People in 1999: 36,856 young people tell us about what they do at home, at school and with their friends. Education and Health 18(3),47-56. PDF

Stother,A Abdul,A 2000. Festival Day: The Camden and Islington Healthy School Festival Day: the achievements of 29 schools. Education and Health 18(2),43. PDF

Flood,S 2000. Drug misuse among the young may have peaked. Education and Health 18(2),41-42. PDF

Lawrence,J Kanabus,A 2000. Sex Education Provision in Secondary Schools: a snapshot of the current provision of sex education and the main problem areas. Education and Health 18(2),39-40. PDF

Regis,D 2000. What do young people think of PSHE?
Some recent results from SHEU surveys. Education and Health 18(2),36-37. PDF

Harrison,P 2000. An Advisory Teacher in 'Slug' Education: Promoting drug education in Oxfordshire primary schools. Education and Health 18(2),30-35. PDF

Lord,K 2000. Personal, Social, Health Education and Citizenship: guidance from the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority. Education and Health 18(2),27-29. PDF

Regis,D 2000. What do young people worry about?
As carers we need to explain to young people that emotional problems are common, and that many others have experienced similar feelings. Education and Health 18(1),9 -12. PDF

Whitfield,G Wise,A 2000. 'Even though I don't want thanks, it's nice to get it.'
If you ask me if every school could do with a counsellor; then my answer is an emphatic Yes. Education and Health 18(1),6-8. PDF

Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion 1993. 13 objectives for American schools and their pupils in Healthy Schools 2000. Education and Health 11(1),14-15. PDF

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