SCHOOL WORKSHOPS

Knife Crime

Say NO to knives!

In this workshop the students will explore the risks and dangers of becoming involved with gangs and using or possessing knives.

The workshop will kick off with a frank discussion on how we can all relate to the stories we hear in the news and how people can become involved with knife crime. Through drama exercises the students will explore how knife crime effects the whole community, not just those directly involved.

The students will also explore the dangers surrounding joint enterprise – raising awareness of the implications of being with someone who is carrying out violence, carrying a knife or in possession of drugs. Those who carry knives only for ‘protection’ are usually the ones who end up killing someone. Students will look at the human body, highlighting the major arteries and busting the myth that there are "safe places" to attack.

Finally the students will look at the dangers of grooming how promises of expensive items and glamorous lifestyles are far from true.

Packages available: Silver, Gold.

If you pick our silver package your students will:

Explore the dangers of knife crime

Look at real life convictions of joint enterprise and the dangers surrounding it.

Study the human body, showing all of the main arteries and veins and how even a small injury can be fatal.

Create a courtroom and role-play a real life scenario involving knife crime.

Look at ways to identity when young people may be in danger or ‘at risk’ of becoming involved with knife crime.

Practice techniques to avoid being groomed or lured by gangs.

If you pick our gold package your students will:

Explore the dangers of knife crime

Look at real life convictions of joint enterprise, and the dangers surrounding it.

Study the human body, showing all of the main arteries and veins and how even a small injury can be fatal.

Create a courtroom and role-play a real life scenario involving knife crime.

Look at ways to identify when young people may be in danger or ‘at risk’ of becoming involved with knife crime.

Practice techniques to avoid being groomed or lured by gangs.

Hear a monologue (delivered by a professional actor) taken from a real life gang member and victim of knife crime.

What do other schools say?

"Professional staff, good rapport with children, well prepared and interesting scenarios which built enthusiasm for the topic." - Carterhatch Primary School, Enfield

All of our workshops can be tailored to suit the needs of your school and are flexible in their length. This means you can have up to SEVEN 45 minute workshops in a day or a whole day of interactive and in depth workshop with one class. Unlike most companies this does not change the price quoted.

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