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Teachers Resource PackCrime and anti - social BehaviourMay 2008 It was with a little trepidation I approached preparing a foreword, on behalf of Hertfordshire Constabulary, to this first Teachers Resource pack on Crime and Antisocial and Citizenship schemes of work are challenging to design and deliver. There is the need and the desire to shape such work to the needs of individual school communities. It has been our intention to work with partners in providing a set of resources from which you may make informed and professional choices. I will leave the final judgement on its usefulness to your own skills as evaluators and the pragmatic use you may make of it. I take some small comfort from being advised that the topic Hertfordshire s Youth Shadow Board indicated it most wished to discuss was crime and antisocial behaviour .As a parent, a member of my own local school s board of governors and as a one time member of the teaching profession, I appreciate both the challenges and the potential of this important area of the curriculum and the dedication and commitment of staff in schools helping our young people achieve their full is intrinsically a safe county where crime and antisocial behaviour levels are low.
Welcome to the first Teachers Resource Pack,Crime Anti-Social Behaviour,produced by Hertfordshire Constabulary in partnership with Hertfordshire Healthy Schools.
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