Educating youth about the dangers of underage drinkingIn 2019 the Smashed Project was performed to over 20,450 students, that's over a third of New Zealand's year nine students! From May to September our Smashed team toured from Red Beach, heading down the country, as far south as Mosgiel. Throughout this time they visited a total of 94 schools!
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Smashed Project impact
Participants complete pre and post questionaires enabling evaluation of the impact of our programme on student knowledge, awareness, attitudes and intention.
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Smashed project tour diaryMeet our Smashed team, find out what they have enjoyed about the 2019 tour, and get some insights on the performance and workshop from students at Palmerston North Boys High and Aquinas College.
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A Snapshot of news articles from the tour
- Wellington Emergency Doctor explains the state of young drunk people when they arrive at hospital - Seven Sharp
- Theatre used as a tool to help year 9 students counter peer pressure to drink alcohol - One News
- Theatre-based campaign which educates students on underage drinking comes to the Bay of Plenty - Bay of Plenty Times
- Play on underage drinking provides 'wake-up call' for Feilding teenagers - Manawatu Standard
- Smashed - theatrical approach to underage drinking influencing young and old - Gisborne Herald
- Helping students deal with peer pressure to drink alcohol - Education Central
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Smashed is proudly provided in New Zealand by the Life Education Trust.
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