Tackling Gang Culture
Schools are becoming increasingly important hubs of the community, but how can they combat young people's fears and deter them away from gang culture? And are the streets really so dangerous?
As students at Kingsmead School in Hackney often witness violence on the local estate, school staff talk to them about their experiences and discuss any fears they may have. At Kidbrooke Secondary School in south London, they use video projects as a way to express their feelings.
Home Office minister Vernon Coaker says that crime is actually falling, and explains how agencies should work in partnership to achieve a cohesive approach to the problem.
Colin Moorhouse from the Safer School Partnership and Professor Rod Morgan, former chair of the Youth Justice Board, who work closely with young people in schools, discuss the best ways to stop violence escalating.
Read a review of this video on the Teacher Training Resource Bank site.
lilylearning on 03 June 2008
relevant and thought provoking programme which has spurred me on to do more research and work with multiagency approach ...
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- Duration: 30:00 minutes
- Published: 19 May 2008
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- Next showing on TV: 6:00 11 August 2010
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tackling gang culture3 June 2008 - 20:08
relevant and thought provoking programme which has spurred me on to do more research and work with multiagency approach to try and help young people and the community- gang culture is a concern of all in our area
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