Hate Crime Input to Students at Broomhill Bank School, Tunbridge Wells

Hate Crime Input to Students at Broomhill Bank School, Tunbridge Wells

Yesterday I attended Broomhill Bank School and held an educational input on ‘Hate Crime’ and ‘The Age of Criminal Responsibility’. The students listened carefully and engaged well. We covered:

•To understand what a hate crime is

•To understand the effects of a hate crime on a person

•To understand the effects of a hate crime on a community

•To know where to look for help and advice

•To know what to do if you or anyone you know are victims of a hate crime

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Amelia Brooker
(Kent Police, Police Constable, Tunbridge Wells Child Centred Policing Team)

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