The Health and Wellbeing, PHSE in Scotland series offers a comprehensive active learning resource that covers all Level 3 Experiences and Outcomes for Health and Wellbeing in Curriculum for Excellence. Appropriate for use by specialist and non-specialist teachers alike, these books provide an invaluable aid in the practicalities of Getting it Right for Every Child (GIRFEC).

Health and Wellbeing 2 progressively builds on the S1 material and, through a wide variety of classroom-friendly activities and stimulus material, introduces the S2 pupil to key Organisers across the Health and Wellbeing framework: Planning for choices and changes; Relationships; and Mental, emotional, social and physical wellbeing.

Key topics covered in Book 2 include: Be healthy - Stay safe - Enjoy and achieve - Make a positive contribution - Achieve economic well-being

Each topic:
is broken down into a series of self-contained lessons, with review and reflection opportunity built in
progressively develops pupils' skills and understanding of the key concepts within Health and Wellbeing
takes an active learning approach with a wide variety of classroom-friendly activities and stimulus material - allowing pupils to learn through doing
offers opportunities for summative assessment

This book is part of a book series called Cfe .

There are 64 pages in this book. This book was published 2010 by Hodder Education .

Marel Harper is a Development Officer for Curriculum for Excellence. Gail Whitnall is a Principal Teacher of Health, Food and Technology and has been seconded as a QIO for Health and Wellbeing. Stephen De Silva and Lesley de Meza are leading practitioners and trainers of PSHE at a UK and international level. Marel Harper is a Development Officer for Curriculum for Excellence. Gail Whitnall is a Principal Teacher of Health, Food and Technology and has been seconded as a QIO for Health and Wellbeing. Stephen De Silva and Lesley de Meza are leading practitioners and trainers of PSHE at a UK and international level. Fiona Young trained as a journalist and has had a successful 25-year career in personal finance, giving her a detailed knowledge and 'behind the scenes' understanding of financial products. Julie Ball is a journalist covering personal and company finance and commerce and industry for a wide range of publications. She has wide-ranging and hands-on experience of demystifying the complex and often baffling world of finance.

This book has the following chapters: Chapter 1 Starting out 1 How will we work together? 2 What's it like here? Chapter 2 Emotional health and wellbeing 3 What happens when we're feeling down? 4 Is it good being me? 5 Is anybody perfect? Chapter 3 Substance misuse 6 What about drugs? 7 What about alcohol? Chapter 4 Relationships, sexual health and parenthood 8 Boys and girls - is there a difference? 9 Sex - why all the fuss? 10 What are HIV and AIDS? 11 Nature or nurture? Chapter 5 Minimising harm 12 Social networks - what do I need to know? 13 What can I do to keep safe? 14 How can I keep safe on the inside? Chapter 6 Living in the world 15 How can we value each other? 16 How can we challenge prejudice and discrimination? Chapter 7 Saving and spending money 17 What influences our spending? 18 How can we save our money wisely? 19 How can I budget successfully? Chapter 8 Mental and social wellbeing 20 What are emotions and how are they expressed? 21 How should I respond to other people? 22 How can I become the best I can be? Chapter 9 Planning for choices and changes 23 How do I work on my own and with others? 24 What do I need to plan for? 25 What are my career and future opportunities? Chapter 10 Support and information 26 When and where can we get help? 27 Where can I find help on. ? 28 Young people's agencies - what do they do? Chapter 11 Review 29 What have I learned? Case studies for Lesson 14