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Fairfield School “Our school is in one of the worst places for drugs in Bristol. It’s easy to get hold of drugs and we know lots of people who are taking drugs. We need to know more and would like more help from adults but adults don’t trust us. They think if they tell us anything good about drugs we’ll turn into into crackheads and stoners. We wanted to have an open discussion with parents, teachers and other adults and ask them the questions they don’t always like answering.” |
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“If I talk to my parents about drugs, they think I am taking drugs.” |
Hear the programmes
First we spoke to our classmates...
What can adults do to give us the help we need?(An interview with Toby's Dad)
What children need to know(Kizzie's Mum)
Adults need to listen to our views(Steve Hilton, Bristol City Council)
NB: Any opinions stated here are personal and are not representative of the views or policy of Bristol City Council.
Why don't we have more drugs education?(Mr Payne, teacher)
How do drug users get caught?(PC Humphries)
To legalise or not legalise drugs...(Gez Smith, Bristol City Council)
NB: Any opinions stated here are personal and are not representative of the views or policy of Bristol City Council.
Where can you go if you need help?(Sarah, Bristol Drugs Project)
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“I think it is crucial for the parents to be involved in the drugs education of their
children.”
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