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Does alcohol turn you into someone you’d rather not be?

Answer 20 quick questions to find out

In Scotland, what percentage of 13 year-olds have tried alcohol?
In Scotland, how many 15 year-olds will have consumed alcohol in the past  Are young people in Scotland drinking more or less than 10 years ago?

What you need to know about vaping and the effects it could have on your body. Secondary school resources for Cambridge and Peterborough.

Two lawyers discuss how alcohol can affect our ability to give or understand if consent has been given and how this is interpreted by the law.

Walk through a case study with two young lawyers on how the law deals with alcohol and violence, the consequences and effects.

Test your knowledge of alcohol with this quiz

Information film on illegal vapes and how to identify them

Jordan North sets out to decide, once and for all, if it's time he quit vaping.

Information for teachers and community educators
Talk About Trust founder Helena Conibear in conversation with Professor Christopher Pudney, Professor of Applied Biochemistry at Bath University

Information for young people.

Talk About Trust founder Helena Conibear in conversation with Professor Christopher Pudney, Professor of Applied Biochemistry at Bath University

Discussion with Helena Conibear, Founder of the Talk About Trust and Post Graduate, Rachel Andrews, at Bath University

Discussion with Helena Conibear, Founder of the Talk About Trust and Post Graduate, Rachel Andrews, at Bath University

Dr Patric Saraby talks about the effect of vaping on the mouth and teeth. Vaping can cause a dry mouth, inflamed gums and gum recession.

A dentist explains the effects of smoking on the mouth. Concerns include staining of the teeth and gum disease, a dry mouth and bad breath, receding gums and mouth cancer.

A dentist talks about nicotine pouches on teeth and gums. Nicotine pouches cause lesions in gums and gum recession and a dry mouth. The greater the nicotine in pouches, the more damage to the gums.

Demonstration of THC and Spice Analyser developed by Professor Christopher Pudney and his team at the University of Bath

Awkward Moments is a campaign aimed at 16-19s to help improve their conversations around consent.