By admin, on July 22nd, 2010%
Facebook, and other social networking sites on the internet have become more and more popular over the last year or so as ways of staying in touch with friends, family, and even old school mates who you never thought you’d hear from again. People use them to let others know what’s going on, arrange get . . . → Read More: Social Networking is Not Virus Free
By admin, on April 7th, 2010%
If your children are about to embark on exam revision, chances are stress levels in the household are rising.
Whether you’re worried that they’re unprepared or they’re fretting because they simply don’t know where to start, the run up to exams and coursework preparation can massively stressful for pupils and parents alike.
From pupils that keep their revision . . . → Read More: Dick and Dom help out with some exam revision advice
By admin, on March 23rd, 2010%
Anita Naik
Do you have a teenager? Are there topics you’d like to talk about, but find them hard to broach without causing embarrassment? While you might worry about talking to your teenagers about sexual health and relationships, a new survey reveals that regular conversations can help them make better decisions to keep them healthy.
The findings . . . → Read More: Agony aunt, Anita Naik, gives advice on how to discuss sexual health and relationships with your teenagers
By admin, on January 11th, 2010%
This is the fourth film in this series to raise awareness about alcohol drinking with teenagers.
This ‘Behind the Scenes’ video shows the shooting of Comedian Bill Bailey’s film for the “Alcohol. It’s No Joke” campaign. Bill Bailey’s film talks about growing up and attitudes shared by friends and family, It talks about how drunken behavior can . . . → Read More: Bill Bailey shows the not-so-funny-side of drinking
By admin, on January 6th, 2010%
We are pleased to be able to publicise this video from Jo Brand on behalf of the Alcohol It’s No Joke campaign.
It’s all too easy to laugh off the effects of alcohol and forget that drink can put young people in vulnerable situations. It’s no joke. Recognising that alcohol is a serious issue and talking about . . . → Read More: Jo Brand talks about perils of teenage drinking