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Meridian School, Royston Hertfordshire Crimestoppers has been involved in the Respect Project with Meridian School in Royston. This brought a year group together for sessions run by the partners, Herts Police, Crimestoppers, Victim Support and North Herts Homes. There were 5 one hour sessions where the students discussed various issues based around 'Repect' for one another. There were also 4 pieces of project work, including a quiz on Crimestoppers where the students had to look at the three web sites for the information, HQ, Herts and ShadowCS. The picture shows the students with their certificates which were presented at school assembly. Rickmansworth Safety Day Five members of the Hertfordshire Crimestoppers Board attended Safety Day at Rickmansworth School on Friday 22nd February to meet young people and help improve their awareness of danger. Heathcote School, Stevenage Pictured are students of Heathcote School in Stevenage who organised a Crimestoppers awareness project in their school. This was in the form of a painting competition and the students also raised some funds for Crimestoppers as part of their program.

Hertfordshire Crimestoppers Youth Projects Hertfordshire Crimestoppers run an Awareness Program for Schools and Colleges. If you would like your School or College to take part in one of these programmes please contact us by clicking here. One of our volunteers will visit your School or College to agree with you the type of Awareness program you would like to run. The activities can range from presentations at assembly, competitions to create posters to advertise Crimestoppers, Crime Scenes and events to promote Crimestoppers and raise money for the charity.The ideas can be generated by you. The volunteer from Crimestopers will help and support any ideas you have and facilitate any events supporting you with posters, display stands, DVD's that demonstrate the call process and information for distribution on Crimestoppers. The objective of the programme is to make young people in Hertfordshire aware of Crimestoppers and when to use it. They will be encouraged to speak to their parents, teachers, and police wherever possible. We hope we will contribute in helping them understand their social responsibility for their community. Remember, a murderer is caught every week in the UK because someone who knows phones Crimestoppers on 0800 555 11 www.shadowcs.co.uk Crimestoppers nationally have just launched their new Shadow CS website that allows young people to get involved in discussions about crime and the everyday things that affect them.

Bushey Hall School, Bushey The team from Bushey Hall School have just completed their Crimestoppers Awareness project. The finale of their project was to act out a knifing, hold a question and answer session and ask the audience to correctly arrange the Crimestoppers freephone number Hertswood School, Borehamwood Pictured here are the team from Hertswood School who have just embarked on their project. We wish them every success. North Herts College (Hitchin and Stevenage) Pictured is the Hertfordshire Crimestoppers stand at Freshers Week. The stand was on display at both the Hitchin and Stevenage sites over that period.

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