Northumberland schools sign up to new Pol-Ed programme
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With a key focus on prevention and community cohesion, Northumbria Violence Reduction Unit and Northumbria Police have joined forces to bring Pol-Ed to local schools.
This initiative is part of a wider effort to combat anti-social behaviour, crime and violence through early intervention.
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Hide AdThe lessons and supporting resources cover a wide range of topics, from safeguarding to community safety, designed to help young people understand the consequences of harmful behaviours, and ensuring they are better equipped to make informed and positive decisions.
Northumbria Police and Crime Commissioner, Susan Dungworth said: “This programme provides teachers with the tools they need to help children stay safe and understand the law. I’m delighted that more than 200 schools have already committed to rolling out Pol-Ed, and the feedback from teachers has been overwhelmingly positive.”
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