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Drug education in schools (2005)
21 Jul 2005
Ref: 2392
This report evaluates the quality of drug education programmes observed in schools during the survey. Based upon research findings, it outlines young peoples' use of drugs including alcohol and tobacco. The report identifies the key aspects of provision, such as teaching, that have improved since the last Ofsted report in 1997. It also reviews the current research evidence on the impact of the difference approaches to drug education used by schools.
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