Inspiring Schools

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12 steps for schools to support their students' resilience to criminal involvement and exploitation

12 Steps for Crime Resilience – Inspiring Schools With all of the media coverage around gangs, knife crime and youth violence at the moment it would be easy for school leaders to become overwhelmed by the sense of powerlessness and responsibility when trying to support the young people in their care.

Please take a look at our website offering useful links and guidance for schools to help them to keep their students safe from criminal involvement and exploitation.

Inspiring Schools – Empowering young people to make positive life choices FrameworkOur framework enables schools to reflect on their current practice and identify next steps in protecting their students against criminality and exploitation Read More

Yousef Makki's story and why youth violence could affect any of us.

Yousef Makki’s story – and why youth violence could affect any of us – Inspiring Schools Last week I had the privilege of meeting the family of Yousef Makki. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the story, Yousef was just 17 years old when he was stabbed and died in Hale Barns, an affluent village in Greater Manchester.