1. Learning Environments This presentation will give you an insight on how you can incorporate e-Bug into a range of different learning environments. By the end of the presentation you should know:- e-Bug resources can be used in different learning environments Where educators can find different Health Campaigns to support in school What Peer Education resources are available Next e-Bug Training Module for Educators 1. Introduction 2. Accessing e-Bug Resources 3. The National Curriculum 4. e-Bug Resources  Key Stage 1  Key Stage 2  Key Stage 3  Young Adult  International Students  SEN Students 5. Learning Environments

2. Learning Environments e-Bug can be used in a variety of different learning environments including:- Next Back Science Lessons PSHE Lessons Health Campaigns Assemblies Peer Education e-Bug Training Module for Educators 1. Introduction 2. Accessing e-Bug Resources 3. The National Curriculum 4. e-Bug Resources  Key Stage 1  Key Stage 2  Key Stage 3  Young Adult  International Students  SEN Students 5. Learning Environments

3. Science Lessons e-Bug can be used in science lessons and as discussed in the presentation ‘The National Curriculum’, the e-Bug lessons are linked to the National Curriculum. Here is a reminder of what lessons are available: Next Back Infant 4-7 year olds Microbes Hand Hygiene Respiratory Hygiene Food Hygiene Antibiotics Infant 4-7 year olds Microbes Hand Hygiene Respiratory Hygiene Food Hygiene Antibiotics Young Adults 15-18 year olds Antibiotics Vaccinations Young Adults 15-18 year olds Antibiotics Vaccinations Junior & Senior 7-11 year olds & 11-15 year olds 1. Micro-organisms i.An Introduction ii.Useful Microbes iii.Harmful Microbes 2. Spread of Infection i.Hand Hygiene ii.Respiratory Hygiene iii.Food Hygiene iv.Farm Hygiene v.Sexual Transmission vi.Chlamydia 3. Prevention of Infection i.The Body’s Natural Defences ii.Vaccinations iii.Oral Hygiene 4. Treatment of Infection i.Antibiotic Use and Medicine Junior & Senior 7-11 year olds & 11-15 year olds 1. Micro-organisms i.An Introduction ii.Useful Microbes iii.Harmful Microbes 2. Spread of Infection i.Hand Hygiene ii.Respiratory Hygiene iii.Food Hygiene iv.Farm Hygiene v.Sexual Transmission vi.Chlamydia 3. Prevention of Infection i.The Body’s Natural Defences ii.Vaccinations iii.Oral Hygiene 4. Treatment of Infection i.Antibiotic Use and Medicine e-Bug Training Module for Educators 1. Introduction 2. Accessing e-Bug Resources 3. The National Curriculum 4. e-Bug Resources  Key Stage 1  Key Stage 2  Key Stage 3  Young Adult  International Students  SEN Students 5. Learning Environments

4. PSHE Lessons e-Bug can be used in PSHE lessons and as discussed in the presentation ‘The National Curriculum’, the e-Bug lessons are linked to the National Curriculum. PSHE topics could include: Next Back Sexual Health STI / Chlamydia Lessons Healthy Eating Oral Hygiene Lesson Wellbeing Hand Hygiene Lesson e-Bug Training Module for Educators 1. Introduction 2. Accessing e-Bug Resources 3. The National Curriculum 4. e-Bug Resources  Key Stage 1  Key Stage 2  Key Stage 3  Young Adult  International Students  SEN Students 5. Learning Environments

5. Next Back Health Campaigns e-Bug resources can be used to support and promote World Health Campaigns. The Campaign Timeline on the e-Bug website is a great way to incorporate the e-Bug resources into the school environment and into school life. e-Bug Training Module for Educators 1. Introduction 2. Accessing e-Bug Resources 3. The National Curriculum 4. e-Bug Resources  Key Stage 1  Key Stage 2  Key Stage 3  Young Adult  International Students  SEN Students 5. Learning Environments

6. Health Campaigns e-Bug supports different health campaigns such as:- Next Sexual Health Week Global Handwashing Day World Polio Day World Toilet Day European Antibiotic Awareness Day World AIDS Day Cancer Prevention Week Self Care Week National Science & Engineering Week World TB Day World Malaria Day European Immunization Week Save Lives Clean YOUR Hands World Environment Day World Hepatitis Day Back Food Safety Week World Health Day e-Bug Training Module for Educators 1. Introduction 2. Accessing e-Bug Resources 3. The National Curriculum 4. e-Bug Resources  Key Stage 1  Key Stage 2  Key Stage 3  Young Adult  International Students  SEN Students 5. Learning Environments

7. Health Campaigns Below is an example of how you can incorporate e-Bug into the school environment through health campaigns. Global Handwashing Day aims to increase understanding about the importance of hand washing as an effective way to prevent diseases and save lives. The school could put up the e-Bug ‘6 steps of hand washing’ poster above skin basin’s around the school so staff and students are aware of the correct way to wash your hands. Next Back e-Bug Training Module for Educators 1. Introduction 2. Accessing e-Bug Resources 3. The National Curriculum 4. e-Bug Resources  Key Stage 1  Key Stage 2  Key Stage 3  Young Adult  International Students  SEN Students 5. Learning Environments

8. Health Campaigns Below is another example of how you can incorporate e-Bug into the school environment through health campaigns. Next Back e-Bug Training Module for Educators 1. Introduction 2. Accessing e-Bug Resources 3. The National Curriculum 4. e-Bug Resources  Key Stage 1  Key Stage 2  Key Stage 3  Young Adult  International Students  SEN Students 5. Learning Environments The Vaccination Timeline can be found in the Vaccination section of the teacher website. European Immunisation Day aims to educate young people on the importance of vaccinations. The school could get involved by asking all students to download their personalised ‘vaccination timeline’.

9. Assembly Next Back The e-Bug Science Show (Key Stage 1) has excellent activities that can be used on a larger scale such as for an assembly for any age group. For example the Super Sneezes activity could be used to educate the students about the spread of infection and importance of good respiratory hygiene. The ‘snot runway’ could be placed down the middle of the assembly to demonstrate how far a sneeze travels. e-Bug Training Module for Educators 1. Introduction 2. Accessing e-Bug Resources 3. The National Curriculum 4. e-Bug Resources  Key Stage 1  Key Stage 2  Key Stage 3  Young Adult  International Students  SEN Students 5. Learning Environments

10. Peer Education e-Bug resources can be used as a Peer Education tool which has many benefits. The benefits for peer educators are widely recognised and can include: Improve knowledge Improve skills Improve confidence A great addition to students CV Builds cross-year relationships The e-Bug Peer Education resources that are available include: Young Adults - Peer Education Senior Students - Science Show Next Back e-Bug Training Module for Educators 1. Introduction 2. Accessing e-Bug Resources 3. The National Curriculum 4. e-Bug Resources  Key Stage 1  Key Stage 2  Key Stage 3  Young Adult  International Students  SEN Students 5. Learning Environments

11. Young Adults Peer Education Young Adults (15-18 years) deliver specific peer education lessons to younger students about the topic of antibiotics and antibiotic resistance. Next Back Peer Education Senior Students - Science Show Senior school students are trained to become peer educators using the Key Stage 1 lesson packs, and deliver the Science Show activities to their school peers or local junior schools. e-Bug Training Module for Educators 1. Introduction 2. Accessing e-Bug Resources 3. The National Curriculum 4. e-Bug Resources  Key Stage 1  Key Stage 2  Key Stage 3  Young Adult  International Students  SEN Students 5. Learning Environments

12. Summary You have completed the topic ‘Learning Environments’. If you can answer the following questions you are ready to move onto the next topic. e-Bug resources be used in what learning environments? Where can educators find different Health Campaigns to support in school? What Peer Education resources are available? AnswersBack e-Bug Training Module for Educators 1. Introduction 2. Accessing e-Bug Resources 3. The National Curriculum 4. e-Bug Resources  Key Stage 1  Key Stage 2  Key Stage 3  Young Adult  International Students  SEN Students 5. Learning Environments

13. Summary You have completed the topic ‘Learning Environments’. If you can answer the following questions you are ready to move onto the next topic. e-Bug resources be used in what learning environments? e-Bug resources can be used in a variety of different settings including; science lessons, PSHE lessons, for supporting health campaigns, in assemblies and for peer education events. Where can educators find different Health Campaigns to support in school? Educators can head to the e-Bug homepage and click on the ‘Campaign Timeline’ to view the upcoming health campaigns for the academic year. What Peer Education resources are available? e-Bug has Peer Education for Young Adults (antibiotics lesson plan) and Senior Students (Science Show). Back End e-Bug Training Module for Educators 1. Introduction 2. Accessing e-Bug Resources 3. The National Curriculum 4. e-Bug Resources  Key Stage 1  Key Stage 2  Key Stage 3  Young Adult  International Students  SEN Students 5. Learning Environments

14. Congratulations you have completed the module: Learning Environments To go back to the main teacher training website click here.here Back e-Bug Training Module for Educators 1. Introduction 2. Accessing e-Bug Resources 3. The National Curriculum 4. e-Bug Resources  Key Stage 1  Key Stage 2  Key Stage 3  Young Adult  International Students  SEN Students 5. Learning Environments