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Drug Talk

Drug Talk is an evidence-based alcohol and other drugs (AOD) prevention program designed for students in Years 10 to 12. It includes a range of teaching materials and learning activities to help students understand the factors that influence drug use and support them to make informed decisions. Drug Talk resources can be used by schools to educate students, support classroom discussions and build staff confidence in delivering AOD education.

Topic: Drug education , Resilience and wellbeing , Student health and wellbeing

Year Level
  • Year 10
  • Year 11
  • Year 12
Content Type
  • Program/Overview
Audience
  • AIEO
  • Chaplain
  • Deputy Principal
  • Education Assistant
  • Educator
  • Principal
  • Psychologist
  • School leader
  • School nurse
  • Student services
  • Teacher
  • Youth worker
Learning Area
  • Health and Physical Education

Through the interactive lessons and online modules, students will:

  • Learn about the drug use experience model, which considers the drug, the person and the environment
  • Develop refusal skills and strategies for making safer choices
  • Explore healthy alternatives to AOD use
  • Understand how and where to access help and support.

Drug Talk resources have been developed by the Department of Education as part of the School Drug Education and Road Aware (SDERA) program.

The SDERA program is funded by the Road Safety Commission, Mental Health Commission and the Department of Education to deliver road safety and alcohol and other drug education across the Western Australian education sector and systems. The SDERA program is supported by Catholic Education Western Australia and the Association of Independent Schools of Western Australia.

For Drug Talk resources and support, public, Catholic and independent school staff can attend a Professional Learning session or contact:  

Road Safety and Drug Education branch
Statewide Services, Department of Education
Telephone: 9402 6415
Email: [email protected]

Drug Talk

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