Five ready-to-teach lessons brought to life by Amber Currah, ketamine survivor, and delivered by your teachers. Expert-led video, guided staff delivery and safeguarding-first framing.
Amber · Smoke and MirrorsAmber spent six years addicted to ketamine from the age of sixteen. This unit moves pupils through her story, the science of substances, the law and its consequences, peer pressure, and recovery and speaking up. It is the first finished unit and the one we demonstrate most.
Six years addicted to ketamine from the age of sixteen. Hospitalised, and recovered. Her story opens lesson one.
Amber on screen in every lesson, captioned.
Lesson resources, activities and learning objectives, scaffolded for mixed ability.
Prompts and guidance for every part of the lesson, including safeguarding-first framing and what to do if a pupil discloses.
Every lesson mapped to statutory RSHE, the PSHE Association Programme of Study, KCSIE and Ofsted Personal Development, for your SEF and for inspection.
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