1. Yr11 Workshop

2. Jordan’s experience of drinking alcohol Jordan tells how an evening of drinking alcohol led to a sequence of events that changed his life. At the time, he set out just wanting to have a good time, but after his experience with alcohol, his attitude to drinking has changed significantly Watch the clip (Duration: 07:21 min ) http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p015dp6c And answer the questions on the worksheet as the clip is played

3. Questions: 1.What % of 15 year olds have recently drunk alcohol suffered a negative consequence? 2.Why did Jordan want to consume alcohol? 3.What is the legal age to buy or be served alcohol in shops? 4.How many units are in a small bottle of medium strength beer? 5.How many units were in Jordan’s bottle brandy? 6.What is the recommended number of unit a man over 18 should drink? 7.What is the recommended number of unit a woman over 18 should drink? 8.How many units does the liver expel per hour? 9.What did his friends do to help? 10.What effect does the alcohol have on the stomach and what reaction does the stomach take? 11.Why is this dangerous if someone has consumed large amounts of alcohol? 12.What should Jordan’s friends have done? 13.Why does your body have a hangover after alcohol consumption? 14.How did Jordon feel about his experience? 15.How many alcohol related deaths are expected to occur this week amongst young people?

4. The answers 1.What % of 15 year olds have recently drunk alcohol suffered a negative consequence? 50% 2.Why did Jordan want to consume alcohol? Show he was a man / have fun / Feel in a nice place at the party / Felt like Kings and ‘big guys’ 3.What is the legal age to buy or be served alcohol in shops? 18 4.How many units are in a small bottle of medium strength beer? 1 5.How many units were in Jordan’s bottle brandy? 28 6.What is the recommended number of unit a man over 18 should drink? 3 - 4 7.What is the recommended number of unit a woman over 18 should drink? 2 -3 8.How many units does the liver expel per hour? 1 9.What did his friends do to help? Took him outside and left him lying on the drive to fall asleep. 10.What effect does the alcohol have on the stomach and what reaction does the stomach take? Irritates the stomach which then causes it to discharge it’s contents – vomits. 11.Why is this dangerous if someone has consumed large amounts of alcohol? Disrupts the gag reflex triggered in the throat. which enables vomit to enter and clogs the airways. This leads to choking and potential death. 12.What should Jordan’s friends have done? Not have laid him on his back – put him in recovery position, kept him awake and stayed with him. Phone 999 or find a responsible adult to help. 13.Why does your body have a hangover after alcohol consumption? Alcohol is a diuretic which leads dehydration as sweat and wee more. Makes the body thirsty and weak. Increases heart rate. Headache due to blood vessels opening to the brain and increasing pressure 14.How did Jordon feel about his experience? Humiliated. Could have died. Not fun 15.How many alcohol related deaths are expected to occur this week amongst young people? 10

5. To open this Quiz : Take out of presentation (F5) mode. Left click onto slide 5. Right click on the picture = Presentation Object Show = ‘Security Alert’ choose enable external content Click OK.

7. Did you know? 50% of adults globally choose not to drink for religious, health or other reasons.

8. Plenary Write down on your worksheet  2 things you have learnt  1 thing you are shocked about  1 thing you would like to know more about  Where you can go for help for someone who has had too much to drink