Drugs in primary schools: the Ecstasy and the agony

Article Abstract:

Latest guidance on drugs education from the UK government indicates that children as young as four years old should be taught that drug misuse is harmful. Some parents and teachers have doubts about this, believing that children should not be robbed of their innocence at such a young age. However, the National Association of Head Teachers believes that drug abuse of some kind is present in all primary schools.

Children, Drug use

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From the cradle to the scholarship

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It is important to begin saving very early if you plan to send your children to a private school. Most schools have bursaries or scholarships, but these are only available to the most talented children. Some schools offer a discount if you have several children attending schools run by the same educational trust.

Elementary and secondary schools, Private Schools, Prices and rates

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Get online for the direct path to further study

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The UK government's Learndirect initiative, designed to encourage lifelong learning, is discussed. There are around 1,000 Learndirect centres, and it is also possible to access courses from home via the internet.

Administration of Education Programs, Adult Education Programs, United Kingdom, Adult education

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