Secondary School
Welcome to our Secondary School’s Resource Page If you are teaching or supporting a young person with Type 1 diabetes then we have a host of resources to help you to get a better understanding of what it all means for the young person and how you can best support them to reach their full potential in school.
Welcome to our Secondary School’s Resource Page
Films and resources to help you support children and young people living with Type 1 diabetes and attending secondary school.
What is Type 1 Diabetes - Schools
What is type 1 diabetes
Whole Staff Meeting - Key Stage 3&4
This film could be watched by all staff in school to get a better awareness of Type 1 Diabetes and how it can affect students in the school environment. (Useful links can be found below)
Teachers & Teaching Assistants Training Film - Key Stage 3 & 4
This film could be viewed by Teachers and Teaching Assistants together to get a better understanding of how to manage Type 1 Diabetes in the classroom and beyond (Useful links can be found below)
Emotional Effects & Inclusion in School
Young people discuss why good care in school is so important.
Good care in school is really important and the resources on this page are a guide to how students can be better supported in school. If you have any questions then your diabetes team are available and happy to help.
Starting Secondary School with Type 1 Diabetes
An animated film co-designed by an amazing group of young people from Greater London about what might be helpful for students with Type 1 diabetes in transition to secondary school.
As part of a co-design project, a group of amazing young people from Greater London produced the animated film, ‘Starting Secondary School with Type 1 Diabetes’. It’s a film about what might be helpful for students with Type 1 diabetes (T1D) in transition to secondary school.
Based on their own experiences of starting secondary school with T1D, they identified a need for better T1D-awareness in schools, both among teachers and peers. They developed their ideas with Freya Brown (King’s College, London) and it communicates the key messages they want others to understand and highlights some of the issues that can be faced by young people with T1D at this time, with a focus on busting common T1D myths.
Here are some films to help support you, your colleagues and your students with type 1 diabetes in school giving an insight into how to manage sports & exercise, exams and how high and low blood glucose levels can affect the brain.
Type 1 Diabetes in Secondary School
Type 1 Diabetes in Secondary School
T1D: What you don't see - Secondary
What you don\'t see - Secondary
Food and Type 1 Diabetes - Secondary
Food and Type 1 Diabetes - Secondary
Exercise & Activity - Secondary School
Exercise & Activity - Secondary School
Low blood glucose and the brain
Low blood glucose and the brain
High blood glucose and the brain
High blood glucose and the brain