The Which Way? programme focuses on increasing understanding of issues related to risk taking behaviours, such as substance misuse, anti-social behaviour, social media etc. The programme also focuses on building resilience and improving mental wellbeing in children and young people.
The Which Way? programme is available to P7 and S2 classes in all schools within Glasgow City Council.
The programme is delivered by multiple risk key workers over a period of 4 weeks for P7 and 6 weeks for S2.
• Increase their knowledge of risk and multiple risk
• Consider the possible consequences of risk taking behaviours
• Develop a deeper understanding of our emotions, personal attitudes and triggers
• Improve skills such as decision making and problem solving as well as working as part of a team.
• Improve Mental Health and Wellbeing by increasing coping skills, self-efficacy and confidence
• Identify where and who they can go to for support in their community
Improve skills such as decision making and problem solving as well as working as part of a team.
Increase understanding of issues related to risk taking behaviours, such as substance misuse, anti-social behaviour and social media etc.
Improve Mental Health and Wellbeing by increasing coping skills, self-efficacy and confidence
The programme will support and develop the curriculum for Health and Wellbeing and in particular, the organisers for Mental, Emotional, Social and Physical Wellbeing and Substance Misuse.
The Which Way? programme content has been approved by the Health Improvement Education Group (HIEG) to ensure that all materials and resources meet the standard expected by the quality assurance process.
If you wish to receive further information on our Which Way service please contact:
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