PSHE DVDs

Single mother Gemma Peppe has had Hepatitis C for 17 years. She is one of half a million in the UK alone - although many are unaware that they have it. She has finally decided to seek treatment. This film follows her during her year of treatment and shows the impact it has on her relationship with her teenage son Louie.
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Once alternative medicine was the only medicine. Now it’s making a comeback. But is there any truth in it? Sceptical Professor Kathy Sykes from Bristol University conducts a worldwide quest to quantify the effectiveness of acupuncture, faith healing and herbalism in three one-hour programmes on this DVD.
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This is the funny and inspiring video diary of an overweight young man who sets himself the challenge of running the London Marathon. We live with him through the highs and lows of his preparation, unsure whether he will achieve the difficult goal he has set himself. As he crosses the finish line and the tears flow the viewer cannot help but reflect upon the value of setting challenging goals and the process for seeing them through.
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When was it decided that big breasts were best? What about little breasts and flat chests? Is there fulfillment in being flat-chested? Flatly Stacked is film maker Judy Holm's personal journey to discover the answers to these questions.
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In a world obsessed with big breasts, it's not always easy being the owner of them. The problems are myriad. Finding relief from back ailments, finding respect from peers and strangers, finding clothes that fit well, and finding bras that will do the job without too much pain - these are all challenges that are faced everyday by a girl or woman who is stacked.
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Penicillin is the most ground-breaking discovery in the history of medicine, a drug that could cure people of the most dreaded infections. But abuse and overuse allowed many pathogenic bacteria to outwit the miracle drug. Today resistant bacteria are winning the battle against antibiotics as a whole and the development of new medicines has reached almost a standstill. Using archive footage and expert witnesses, this fascinating programme tells the whole sorry tale from start to finish.
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This is the shocking story of how the big oil companies sought huge profits by adding lead to petrol from the 1920s onwards in full knowledge of its negative effect on health and despite the existence of healthier alternatives such as bio-fuel. Although lead made petrol more efficient, it had been known to be poisonous since Roman times. The hundreds of thousands of tons of lead that have been spread around the world can be proven to have impaired the brain function of millions around the world.
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1.       Sailing instructor: Volunteer instructors introduce local children to the basics of sailing

2.       Lifeboat team: Volunteers from the Margate lifeboat talk about what they do and why they do it

3.       Race marshal: Volunteer race marshals at Brands Hatch, without whom there would be no motor racing

4.       Glider pilot: Volunteer pilots who give disabled and disadvantaged children an experience of unpowered flight
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