Sentence examples for drug education programme from inspiring English sources

It is not a drug education programme, but introduces ideas and skills for building programmes that can lead to better health and drug education outcomes that may ultimately influence student drug use.

23 25 It was expected that teachers and students in the UK who deliver and complete the Climate Schools programme would rate it as (1) easy to implement and understand; (2) an interesting and enjoyable drug education programme and (3) superior to other drug education programmes.

He agreed it would be "a brilliant idea" if the policing costs of "nicking people for possession" were instead used to fund treatment and drug education programmes.

The reason is education, say those who work with school pupils and they seem to be right.The history of drug education programmes in America is largely dismal.

In comparison to other drug education programmes, three quarters of the teachers (73%) rated it as better (or much better) than other programmes with the remaining rating it as the same as other programmes.

"They are young adults and a policy of advising 'just say no', which has never been our policy, does not recognise the need for the kind of structured anti-drugs education programmes the government has in place".

The programme lost federal funding in 1998, but since 2009 D.A.R.E. has used the acclaimed keepin' it REAL curriculum, a Penn State-developed drug-education programme targeting middle schoolers.

A combination of drugs and education programmes means that only half as many HIV-positive mothers in Africa are now passing on the virus to their babies, compared to a decade ago.

This confirms the special importance for students of focusing on drug calculation in the nursing education programme in order to achieve their nurse degree and to increase the programme's completion rate (NMC [2010]).

Wada's officials will examine Jadco's drug testing programme, staffing, governance and education programme, as well as current cases of adverse analytical findings against some of the country's athletes.

The adult prevalence rate has since fallen to 15%, thanks to an education programme and antiretroviral drugs.Moreover, unlike South Africa, which also suffers from a high HIV/AIDS rate and extremes of inequality, Namibia has no comprehensive welfare system to alleviate the plight of the poor.