Glossop Youth Engagement Team - Weekly Round Up (from 2nd November to 5th November) Including - Consequences/Intervention Clinics

Glossop Youth Engagement Team - Weekly Round Up (from 2nd November to 5th November) Including - Consequences/Intervention Clinics

Glossop YET - Round up of activities by the Glossop Youth Engagement Team 

On Monday morning 2nd November Glossop YET completed an Assembly/input online live about 'Knife Crime' utilising our ‘Shattered’  -Knives Shatter Lives bespoke presentation - this was for all year 9 students at New Mills High School, Church Lane ,New Mills 

🔴 We discussed 

2️⃣  What do we mean when we say knife Crime?
1️⃣ Getting to the point and then followed by a short video called 'There's no safe place to stab' 
3️⃣ The Law and consequences.
4️⃣ What can you do? - how to report knife crime!

⛑️   Support Services/extra information (see below) 
☑️ The Mix - Knife Crime
☑️ No Knifes Better Lives- young people
☑️ Benkinsella.org.uk - Young People Resources
☑️ Childline
✅ Promoting fearless.org (part of crimestoppers) 

In the afternoon of Tuesday 3rd November the team completed an input for 3 young people in one of our local children's homes in Glossop.The  Input was on Cyber Safety and Online Conduct- designed specifically for young people aged 11 to 16. 

🟠 The input consisted

✳️ The first line of defence on devices

✳️ Passwod security (best practice three random words) / Including your safety net - 2FA ( two factor authentication)

✳️ What is Cyber Bullying and examples -Name calling is the most common type of online bullying

✳️ Stats

▪️ 24% of children and young people will experience some form of on-line bullying

▪️ 17% of children and young people will online bully others

✳️ It's about Respect - Friendly banter - Ignorant banter - Malicious banter

✳️ The Malicious Communications Act 1988 and the Online Safety Bill 2023 and what it does and examples of offences

⛑️ Help and Support
 

On Wednesday 4th November the team had been invited to attend Hadfield Nursery School, Queen St, Hadfield to chat with the young children about being safe at bonfires - holding hands - stop look listen - wear something bright/reflective in the dark - stop drip and roll - sparklers (for parents Never give sparklers to children under the age of 5). The team called in at 9.30 am and again in the afternoon at 1.00 pm (to cover different groups).

In the early evening of  the same day an Early intervention Clinic was completed at Glossop Police Station with a young person and their parent.

On Thursday 5th November the team were at Glossopdale School and Sixth Form, Newshaw Lane Hadfield - this was an additional lunch time drop-in session and the perfect opportunity to introduce students and staff to our newest member of the High Peak Youth Engagement Team PC 31032 James Marsden.

Thank you from Glossop YET to the headteachers and staff from each of the schools and homes visited this week, including parents  - for there help and the opportunity to engage with and including the participation of the young people/students..

#YouthEngagement

#SchoolEngagement

#NewMillsHighSchool

#Shattered

#HadfieldNurserySchool

#BonfireSafety

#BeSeenBeBright

#StopLookListen

#StopDropRoll

#CyberSafety

#CyberConduct

#EarlyInterventionClinics

#Consequences

#Outcomes

#GlossopdaleSchoolAndSixthForm

#LunchTimeDropIns

#MakingDerbyshireSaferTogether