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With only two years to go to the start of the London Olympic Games, now is the time to think about raising its profile and exciting pupils through the curriculum. The CfSA working with the London Olympic Games Organising Committee and the DCSF published 'Get Ready for the 2012 London Olympics' an issue of Primary Subjects that can help you do this
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Featured association
The National Health Education Group (NHEG)
Summary :
The National Health Education Group believes that young people deserve good health education. We are an organisation for professionals dedicated to the wellbeing of children and young people.
We do this by: promoting PSHE; informing, influencing and implementing national and local policy; providing personal and professional development opportunities and support to our members and colleagues.
The group consists of 9 regional groups who each elect representatives to the Regional Representatives National Group. This group meets regularly with, and has representation on, a wide variety of national organisations including DCSF, Drug Education Forum, Sex Education Forum, PSHE Association. News and developments are cascaded back to all members.
Members:
meet regionally to share ideas, discuss concerns and identify and deliver professional development
receive email updates on health education issues for young people and practitioners
have access to website and key contacts within the organisation
receive a discount on the annual conference which is held in March each year
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