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We support school communities through classroom sessions and professional development opportunities.

A Whole of School Approach

We work alongside school communities to provide age-appropriate education that supports their existing Health and Physical Education (HPE) curriculum.

We aim to equip young people with the information they need to stay safe and make informed decisions about alcohol and other drugs, starting from grade 5, all the way up to University.

All school education sessions are evidence-based and aligned with the best-practice principles of drug education.

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Classroom Sessions

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Our small-group interactive classroom sessions equip young people with opportunities to ask questions and learn about the risks and potential harms caused by alcohol and other drugs.

All education sessions are aligned with the best-practice principles of drug education.

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Responding to Drug and Alcohol Use

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This workshop provides teachers with the information and resources they need to respond to alcohol or other drug-related questions or concerns from students.
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This session will equip school staff with practical tools and examples to help them to respond to young people in an effective way.

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Parent Forums

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Studies show that most young Australians refer to their carers and guardians when seeking information about important topics.

Providing your school community with a parent forum will help to alleviate carer's concerns, while connecting them to the information and support they need.

Find out more about parent forums

Whole of School Support

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Support your entire school with a multi-pronged approach to best-practice drug education.

Build a tailored bundle of classroom sessions, staff training, and parent forum events designed to reinforce key information for everyone in your school community.

Reserve sessions for your whole school

Join the list of leading educational institutions working with us

Indie School Kingston

East Derwent Primary School

Montagu Bay Primary School

Campbell Town District High School

Lauderdale Primary School

St Michael's Collegiate

Bridport Primary School

The Hutchins School

Lilydale District School

Goodwood Primary School

Springfield Gardens Primary School

Elizabeth College

Indie School Sorell

Hobart City High School

Claremont College

Taroona High School

Mount Stuart Primary School

Hobart College

Montrose Bay High School

Dodges Ferry Primary School

Glenora District School

Kings Meadows High School

Launceston Big Picture School

Prospect High School

Sorell School

Indie School Glenorchy

Rosny College

Exeter High School

Scottsdale High School

Woodbridge School and Marine Discovery Centre

Moonah Primary School

St Mary's District School

Glen Dhu Primary School

Jordan River Learning Federation

Oatlands District High School

Clarence High School

Brighton High School

Triabunna District School

Cressy District High School

Kingston High School

Riverside High School

The Friends' School

Taroona Primary School

Huonville High School

The Drug Education Network acknowledges the strength, resilience and capacity of the Tasmanian Aboriginal people and their deep and lasting cultural heritage, beliefs and relationship as ongoing custodians of the skies, land and waters of lutruwita / Tasmania. We recognise that our organisation operates on the land of the traditional custodians and we pay our respect to Elders past and present. DEN is proud to work with the Tasmanian Aboriginal community to prevent the harms caused by alcohol, tobacco and other drugs.