Resources

Resources available to those who have pledged to take part in Student Drug and Alcohol Awareness Week 2024. Don’t forget to download your pledge logo!

Access a copy of the training slides below and your auditor form here: https://forms.office.com/e/bZB2V10C8r

Please familiarise yourself with the biodiversity monitoring resources below, in the context of the Farming for Carbon and Nature project.

The first-of-its-kind report reviews the curriculum for key stages 3 and 4 in the English National Curriculum, covering subjects ranging from History to Art and Design. Using a ‘tracked changes’ methodology the report suggests where and how the national curriculum can be amended to include sustainability and respond to the climate and ecological crisis.

Resources related to our food and farming programmes

Information for the Fairtrade programme, including auditor role description.

Smart meters accurately measure how much electricity or gas you’re using, and show you what you are spending in pounds and pence on their handy smart meter display. They also send the readings to your supplier without any extra work from you. Plus, more accurate bills will make splitting household bills between housemates much simpler. Find out more in our guide, and take the competitions and quiz this #SmartMeterAwarenessWeek.

The Alcohol Impact resource bank is full of good practice, templates, ideas, guidance and information designed to support you in delivering the programme at your partnership.

Climate change can be a difficult topic to talk about, but it doesn’t have to be!

The following report provides an overview of the 21-22 BA SHAPE sustainability impact projects facilitated by British Academy and SOS-UK. Participating institutions include: Aberystwyth University
De Montfort University
Goldsmith’s, University of London
Glasgow Caledonian University
University of the West of London

Drug and Alcohol Impact (DAI) is an accreditation programme developed and managed by SOS-UK. DAI launched as a pilot in November 2020 following a six-month sector-wide consultation. It is a framework and support programme for students’ union and university partnerships to embed responsible drinking norms on campus and move toward reducing harm related to student drug use.

PowerPoint slides

This is a collection of SOS-UK policies which apply to our volunteers. If you have any questions on these policies contact hello@sos-uk.org.

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