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Alcohol and Drugs Community Engagement Event for PC Steve Carpenter
Over Easter, South Wales School Community Police Officer PC Steve Carpenter teamed up with Pyle Neighbourhood Policing Team to raise awareness of drugs and alcohol in Pyle. Furthering his work as a School Community Police...[more]
Pupils show they know how to stay SAFE in Rhondda Cynon Taff
Year 6 pupils from across Rhondda Cynon Taff celebrated their completion of an awareness-raising and risk education programme known as SAFE – Substance Awareness For Everyone. Each class demonstrated their grasp of the personal...[more]
Spring Newsletter 2016
Including a special feature on the new Smoke-free Vehicles law. Also, In the spotlight – E-Cigarettes; Keeping Learners Safe; What’s new in the Welsh Baccalaureate and Safer Internet Day 2016[more]
Child Sexual Exploitation Roadshows for Bridgend Schools
During a two week period either side of the February half term, South Wales School Community Police Officers based in Bridgend schools and staff from Bridgend’s child protection team are delivering a series of roadshows...[more]
Vaughan Gething Attends Lesson on New Psychoactive Substances
On Thursday 21st January, the All-Wales School Liaison Core Programme were pleased to welcome Wales’ Deputy Health Minister, Vaughan Gething AM to meet staff and pupils at Barry Comprehensive School and attend the lesson ‘New and...[more]
Deputy Health Minister to Attend New Psychoactive Substance Lesson
Wales’ Deputy Health Minister, Vaughan Gething A.M. is set to meet staff and pupils at Barry Comprehensive School as he attends a lesson from the All-Wales School Liaison Core Programme at the school on Thursday 21st January....[more]
ITV Report: New lessons on legal highs launched in Wales
Featuring our New Psychoactive Substances awareness education
Statistics show huge reduction in youth arrests
We are delighted to see the figures released earlier this week which show a huge reduction in the number of arrested children. National Coordinator or the All Wales School Liaison Core Programme, Faith McCready, said: “The 55%...[more]