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18 June 2025

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This engaging and educational PDF guide is designed especially for students aged 11–14 to raise awareness about Concussion Awareness Day, observed every September. Through clear explanations, relatable examples, and age-appropriate language, this resource helps young people understand the importance of brain safety in sports, play, and daily life.

The reading material introduces pupils to what a concussion is, how it happens, the signs to look out for, and the importance of rest and recovery. It also highlights how students can get involved in Concussion Awareness Day and protect themselves and others. Whether used in health education, PSHE, or science classes, this guide supports both learning and wellbeing.

Subheadings included in the PDF guide:

-What is a concussion?
-Why should you care?
-How do concussions happen?
-What are the signs and symptoms?
-What should you do if you think you have a concussion?
-How can you prevent concussions?
-What is Concussion Awareness Day?
-Final thoughts: your brain is powerful

What pupils will gain from this reading file:

-A clear understanding of what concussions are and how they affect the brain
-Awareness of the symptoms and dangers of ignoring a concussion
-Practical knowledge on what to do in the event of a head injury
-Confidence to speak up and support others during Concussion Awareness Day
-A sense of responsibility for their own safety and the wellbeing of their peers

Target age group:
This is perfect for students aged 11 to 14 (upper primary and lower secondary), and can be used in health classes, physical education, assemblies, or form time discussions.

Why buy this resource?
This guide combines education with empathy. It takes a potentially complex topic and makes it easy to understand, relatable, and even inspiring. Students are not only informed—they’re empowered to act, reflect, and stay safe. With clear structure, rich language, and a memorable tone, it’s an ideal companion for September’s Concussion Awareness Day or any unit on health and safety.

Use this as a printable handout, part of a health unit, or for a classroom display. A must-have reading esource for any teacher looking to combine meaningful learning with real-world relevance.

Click the download button to obtain access to all reading pages.

Total Page Count in Digital Format: 13

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