A Drug-Free Me
Resources for teachers
"A Drug-Free Me" KS1 & KS2 leaflets
Click here to download our KS1
"A Drug-Free Me" A5 leaflet [PDF, 186 kB]
Click here to download our KS2
"A Drug-Free Me" A5 leaflet [PDF, 186 kB]
Get the printed version
You can also order these leaflets as printed materials (along with A4 and A3 posters) or contact us for further information.
Did you know?
There are two types of drugs - medicines and non-medicines:
- Medicines (also called medical drugs) are drugs which should only be given when you are ill. This type of drug must never be accepted from friends, neighbours, and strangers.
- Non-medicines are drugs such as alcohol, tobacco, solvents and cannabis which are very addictive and can damage the heart, lungs, and brain.
Peer pressure is often the cause of children trying non-medicine drugs, but also strangers offering these types of drugs.
It is important to:
- Be aware of the dangers of taking non-medicine drugs;
- Say No to drugs;
- Tell a parent or teacher if offered drugs such as cannabis;
- Keep bodies healthy and happy;
- Eat healthy food and get lots of exercise.