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Reports and other publications by HEA Schools Health Education Unit (SHEU) at the University of Exeter, mainly authored by John Balding, the Unit's director: "Schoolchildren and drugs in 1987" (1988), Health Topic Questionnaires "Just One Minute" and other versions of health-related questionnaires like "Just a Tick", John Balding's conference papers. "Education and Health" newsletter (1985); Progress reports, promotional materials to accompany educational videos; school children urveys results. Research Grant and study funding applications; Report on Evaluation Research by Adhealth (1988);  Evaluation of the Unit and questionnaires and replies to evaluations; Director's reports of HEA's SHEU. Meetings' agendas and minutes. Correspondence, including the exchange in which HEA officials admonished Balding for using the organisation's name to promote research unrelated to his remit as agreed with HEA. (Material was removed from this selection and placed in SA/HEC/B/2/34. More material can be found there).

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