Apresentação para Munique

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Escola Secundária Soares Basto

PORTUGUESE PRESENTATION

MODELiving

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Portugal is inSoutheastern Europe

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Oliveira de Azeméis belongs to the district of Aveiro.

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Oliveira de Azeméis has an area of 163,41 square km

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Nr. of students: 1040Nr. of teachers: 138

Nr. of classes: 52

- Basic education- 9 classes- CEF T 2 (vocational education) – 3 classes- CEF T. 3 (vocational education) – 1 classSecondary Education – 13 classesSecondary Vocational Education – 24 classesEFA – (adult education) – 2 classes

School profile

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Since 2008adults who have enrolled for - Basic education – 1519 adults- Secondary education – 1515 adults

adults who were certified- Basic education – 832 adults- Secondary education – 201 adults

Adult Education - CNO

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TOPICS

1. What kind of substance abuse does happen in your city / in your school. 2. Which drugs are common in your city? 3. Are there suspected or real abuse situations occurring? Maybe you can

show a case story or your own experience.4. What is been done about it? How do you protect your students from

substance abuse? 5. Are there any projects against drug, cigarette or alcohol abuse at your

school ? 6. Are the parents involved to this problem?7. What has been done for Prevention?8. What are the approaches from - social workers at school?9. police department?10.politics?

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Cannabis is the most widely used drug in Portugal.

Coccaine, ecstasy and amphetamines are next in consumption.

Heroine is more common in prisons. It is responsible

for the highest number of deaths.

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• School•Municipality

•Police

FIGHTING ADDICTIONS

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Foto da escola em marca de água

… AT SCHOOL

FIGHTING ADDICTIONS…

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School psychologist- gives psychological advice and guidance - informs about activities and behaviours that may endanger students’ physical and mental health- directs to specialized servicesmedical consultations, family doctor

Psychology Office

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“Par a par com a Saúde” - Education towards health. Preventive approach.

2 - School Projects

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School subject/area

“Educação para a saúde” – education towards health - specific classes – in the school educational programme/curriculum- non-curricular area – 7th and 8th graders - 45 minutes a week

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4 - School subject/area -Project Area under the topic Education and Health.

Research work about health related topics and public

Presentation of the final work.

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Every 2 weeks a nurse from the local Health Department comes to school to spot cases of addictions and give specific treatment and guidance – mainly in nutrition and sexuality.

There is a link between School and parents about suspicions of drug use or health problems.

School Projects

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School ProjectsCelebration of specific datesNo smoking day

Wall paper with information and students’ work on addictions

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Results of the Inquiry on Tobacco, Alcohol and Drug use Carried out at school among 12th form students

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School Projects

No Smoking DayTobacco

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Graphs

Alcohol

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Results of the Inquiry on Tobacco, Alcohol and Drug useCarried out at school among 12th form students

Drugs

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Students from Multimedia classes10th and 11th forms

“Posters against addictions”School Projects

IT DESTROYS LIVES!

ALCOHOL DOESN´T EASE THE PAIN…

NOBE

HAPPY!

FOR A HEALTHY LIFE!

QUITSMOKING!

I DID IT!

Tobacco consumption

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Fighting Addictions …

… at the Municipality

Foto da Camara em marca de água

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Comission for prevention of drug addictions

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This commission is responsible for:• Drug awareness campaigns;• Information about drugs and related issues;• Prevention and reduction of drugs abuses; • Detection and follow-up of drug users;• Promotion of health in general at clinical and

sanitary level;


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This commission is one of 12 institutions dealing with cases of risky behaviours:

• Police department;• Social security;• The Portuguese Red Cross;• IDT – Institute on Drugs and Drug Addiction


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This commission is responsible for • the definition, implementation and monitoring

of policies and strategies in the field of Social Reintegration of people consuming psychoactive substances, basing its intervention on humanism principles and centered on the citizen.

• Developing projects at local level centered on prevention campaigns.

Project “SOLIS”

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Solis is about social inclusion and social reintegration – this Project ended last year and had positive results

- To ensure comprehensiveness and coordination of the rehabilitation resources in all aspects of the individual´s life, in order to develop responsible life projects;

Project “Riscos calculados”

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Prevention and action in drug consumption and drug related issues:

• Technical training;• Psychopedagogical support to students aged 8 to

15 in a preventive approach;• Campaigns in schools and among families and

younsters at risk;• Prevention campaigns among parents and

teachers.

Project “Trapézio com rede”

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A set of measures aiming at the reintegration of drug users:

• Psycho-social support in quitting addiction;• Social and professional reintegration,

providing basic skills in hygiene and social values;

• support in rehabilitation, until the individual as reacquired autonomy and stability and is integrated as citizen;

Project – Healthy Generations

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• Extensive study on Addictive Substances among 9th grade students of all the schools of the municipality:

• 905 students surveyed • 16 basic and secondary education students


• Security and police department

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• “Escola Segura” – Safe school is a Programme on a national scale.

• There are 228 military agents involved in the Programme.

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• At our school:• Two police officers who make a constant

surveillance of the school area;• Detect and intervene in the detention of

alledged drug users or dealers;

• Confidential data – require formal authorisation

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Their role is Preventing and diagnosing safety problemsImplementing safety measuresRaising people’s awareness about the problems

of addictionsApproaching students, parents, teachers and

other school staff and appealing for the use of adequate preventive measures in order to make schools safer and eventually free from drugs.

Male and female lifetime prevalence of 40 or more cannabis uses among 15/16 year old school students

(%), 2007

A class Play

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School Playground

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School wood

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School playground

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