Safe Socials and Substance Awareness

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Froggy Jumps Safe Socials and Substance AwarenessOnline version Interactive safety in social settings by Susan Buckle 1 What is the first step to staying safe at a social event where alcohol is present? a Set personal boundaries and decide in advance what you will and won’t do b Drink to fit in and avoid standing out c Ignore your limits and go with the flow 2 Which sign indicates you should leave a situation immediately? a The music is loud b You’re enjoying the conversation but standing still c You feel uncomfortable or pressured and can’t get out safely 3 In a peer pressure scenario, what is an effective response? a Redouble your efforts to fit in b Wait for someone else to decide for you c Assertively say no and suggest an alternative activity 4 Which tactic helps reduce risk when drinking socially? a Finish your drink quickly to avoid suspicion b Drink slowly and pace yourself with non-alcoholic options c Mix different drinks to hide effects 5 What should you do if you suspect a friend has had too much alcohol or is unsafe? a Check they are safe, stay with them, and seek help if needed b Leave them alone to handle it c Encourage them to drive themselves 6 Which of the following is a key risk of drugs in social settings? a Impaired judgment and risky decision-making b Increased energy and clarity c Better coordination and safety awareness 7 If you’re offered drugs, what’s a good script to decline? a “No thanks, I don’t take any mood-altering substances.” b “Only if I’m really pressured.” c “Maybe later if someone buys it for me.” 8 What is a safer alternative to sharing drinks or utensils? a Share a large bottle to be sociable b Use your own drink and avoid sharing bottles or straws c Sip from others’ drinks to ‘fit in’ 9 Which personal safety practice is important in any social setting? a Walk alone in unfamiliar areas to avoid crowds b Keep charged phone accessible and share plans with a trusted person c Leave valuables unattended for quick access 10 Which resource is useful for learning more about staying safe and substance awareness? a School/college safeguarding teams, and reputable health sites b Unverified social media posts c Gossip blogs about parties

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by Susan Buckle

What is the first step to staying safe at a social event where alcohol is present?

Which sign indicates you should leave a situation immediately?

In a peer pressure scenario, what is an effective response?

Which tactic helps reduce risk when drinking socially?

What should you do if you suspect a friend has had too much alcohol or is unsafe?

Which of the following is a key risk of drugs in social settings?

If you’re offered drugs, what’s a good script to decline?

What is a safer alternative to sharing drinks or utensils?

Which personal safety practice is important in any social setting?

Which resource is useful for learning more about staying safe and substance awareness?