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11 to 14 years-old students
Teachers
Families
sPsychological support staff
A set of videos targeting students and parents to deal with the topic of alcohol use and abuse.
A step-by-step guide to support teachers and psychological support staff working in schools in setting up and conducting educational activities targeting pre-adolescents on alcohol use and abuse.
A report highlighting lessons learned and policy recommendations to raise the awareness of key policy and decision makers on addressing properly the issue of alcohol use and abuse among pre-adolescents.
The CUT! project is funded, by the European Commission through the Polish National Agency for the Erasmus+ Programme
The third meeting took place on 6 July 2023 in Kilkis (Greece). Andrea Anzanello presented the project and the activities to be carried out. The meeting was an opportunity to review the next activities regarding the PR2 - CUT Guidelines in order to finalise the output.
During the meeting, the templates of the PR3 – CUT Lessons Learned and Policy Recommendations were presented.
After the meeting the partnership had in mind the future activities to be carried out.
The section hosting the videos with parents produced by AIDD, with the support of the information collected by partners in the Focus Groups, was uploaded and made public on the project portal. End-users can now watch short videos where parents present the issue of alcohol in their school from their point of view.
The Training of Trainers took place from 19 to 24 February 2023 in Milan., organised by AIDD, a partner of the CUT project.
The Training was a great experience where teachers were presented with the Educational Path of the CUT Guide, the core of the second Result of the project. Teachers had the possibility to learn new activities to be carried out in class aiming at helping pupils with the theme of alcohol.
