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Foods can be surprisingly high in salt, fat, saturated fats (saturates) and sugars, but many people struggle to understand nutrition labels on food packaging.
Taking antibiotics when you don’t need them, puts you and your family at risk. To help keep antibiotics working you are urged to always take your doctor or nurse’s advice on antibiotics.
Time management is really important whenever you move into a new stage in your life. It’s crucial. You might be moving to a new school or college, or starting a new job.
The Cycle To Work scheme is a government supported scheme which aims to encourage more people to ‘cycle to work’.
Make sure that your children are using their phones safely. It’s important to be mindful of ‘Secret Apps’, which can hide images from the main camera roll.