Date
02 July 2024

The New Zealand Curriculum

Suggestion for implementing the strategy ‘Teach students about alcohol harm during pregnancy’

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The causes of FASD causes and the effects on children, parents and families can be included in alcohol and other drug education as part of the Health and Physical Education learning area.

FASD may also have relevance as a context for learning for other areas such as the social sciences, English, and science.

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Tūturu

Website with activities and videos to support New Zealand schools to take a whole-school approach to preparing students to live in a world where alcohol and drugs exist.

Publisher: Tūturu

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Amohia te waiora

Website with information, advice, research and resources to help prevent and reduce alcohol-related harm and inspire New Zealanders to make better decisions about drinking alcohol. Managed by the Health Promotion Agency Te Hiringa Hauora.

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Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder: Prevention

Information and video clips that could be used in a teaching and learning activity, or for students’ own research.

Publisher: KidsHealth

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More suggestions for implementing the strategy “Teach students about alcohol harm during pregnancy”:

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