This weeks round up of activities by the Glossop Youth Engagement Team (13th July to 16th July)

Glossop YET - Round up of activities by the Glossop Youth Engagement Team (13th July - 16th July).

On Monday morning 13th July Glossop YET completed an input on 'Hate Crime' with 20 Year 10 students at Glossopdale School and Sixth Form, Newshaw Lane, Hadfield. 

Later the same afternoon the team were at Gamesley Primary School ,Grindleford Gardens, Gamesley to complete an input on Anti-Social Behaviour, (ASB) and crime (making a Good Choice not a Bad Choice) with their Year 6 students (ages 10-11).

On Tuesday afternoon, 14th July Glossop YET completed an input on 'Hate Crime' with 25 Year 9 students at Glossopdale School and Sixth Form, Newshaw Lane, Hadfield. 

On Wednesday morning , 15th July the team were at Tintwistle C.E (A) Primary School , South Close, Tintwistle to complete an input on Anti-Social Behaviour, (ASB) and crime (making Good Choices not Bad Choices) with their Year 6 students (ages 10-11).

On Thursday morning, 16th July the team attended Charlesworth Primary School, Long Lane, Charlesworth to enable  the year 6 Students to complete an input on Anti-Social Behaviour, (ASB) and crime (making Good Choices not Bad Choices) with their Year 6 students (ages 10-11).

Later the same afternoon the team attended New Mills Secondary School, Church Lane, New Mills to complete our Lunch time Drop-In Session for July (the last one there for this academic year). Followed by a request from staff to complete an input with a Year 7 pupil concerning their poor behaviour including: vaping, anti-social behaviour etc.

🔵 What is a Youth Engagement Team (YET) and what do they do?

A YET is made up of a mixture of Police Officers, Police Community Support Officers and Neighbourhood Investigation Officers. Their key role is to build better relationships with children and young people, provide crime prevention advice and to find out what issues matter most to them. 

They do this in the following ways:ℹ️ 

▪️Deliver educational inputs into schools
▪️Conduct youth surveys
▪️Patrol areas where young people hang out
▪️Run intervention workshops with young people and their parent/carers
▪️Attend safeguarding events and partnership meetings
▪️Liaise with the Community Safety Partnership and Childrens Services to deliver appropriate interventions with children and young people suspected of committing ASB
▪️Identify and seek opportunities to build trust and confidence between young people and the police
▪️Promote engagement with children and young people through face to face and digital forms of communication
▪️Seek opportunities to understand the concerns and issues impacting on children and young people in the local area.
▪️Ensuring that young people understand the law, feel able to reach out to us if they need help and provide them with resources to 

▪️support them to make informed choices for their futures. 

Thank you from Glossop YET to all of the schools mentioned above for their co-operation and agreement in allowing our attendance to complete our visits and inputs with some of their pupils this week.

Once again a very well done and a big thank you also to all of the young people who engaged with Glossop YET this week - as always they are a credit to each of their schools. .

#SchoolEngagement
#HateCrime
#GlossopdaleSchoolAndSixthForm  
#GamesleyPrimarySchool

#TintwistlePrimarySchool

#CharlesworthPrimarySchool

#AntiSocialBehaviour 

#Crime

#GoodChoiceOrBadChoice
#NewMillsSecondarySchool
#LunctimeDropinSessions

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