The purpose of antigambling workshops is to provide valuable education and awareness to young people regarding the potential risks and consequences of gambling. It can assist them in making informed decisions and developing responsible attitudes toward gambling. (X/BFBA007)

The consequences of gambling addiction can be severe on a social and personal level. Children can be prevented from developing some of these issues if they are reached at a young age. (1977 STORY)

Intervention early in life can be more effective than trying to treat gambling-related problems later in life. Workshops like these can serve as an early intervention strategy. (Years 5 and 11)

Promoting responsible gambling and discouraging underage gambling are social responsibilities. An antigambling workshop can contribute to a safer and healthier community. (JJ96)

There may be legal requirements or regulations that mandate such workshops in schools in some regions. Compliance is essential in these circumstances. (PSHE)

Efficacy: For these workshops to be effective, they must be based on evidence and tailored to the age and level of understanding of the students. There should be effective teaching methods and materials used. (9 SIGNS T-P-S)

It is crucial to strike a balance between educating children about the potential harms of gambling while not stigmatizing individuals who may engage in responsible, legal gambling. (STOCKWATCH  OF LVS, CE, AND FE )

Involving parents in these workshops can also be beneficial, as parents play a significant role in shaping a child's attitude and behaviour.

A continuous assessment of the impact of these workshops on students' knowledge and behaviour is essential. (FIST 2 FIVE)

In addition, consideration should be given to the allocation of resources, as the implementation of workshops requires significant funding and coordination. (HLF)