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This is when you are old enough to understand the consequences of your actions and choices, the police will now be involved if you break the law.
10 years-old
NO
There is no lawful reason for anyone under 18 years old, to carry a knife.
For example, self defence, safety, peer pressure, status, revenge?
Answer = NO
What could you do if you found a knife/weapon?
Contact the Police on 101
Speak to a Trusted Adult or phone 999 if in immediate danger.
Here is list of some trusted adults who may be able to help you make those safe choices
Remember you’re saving a friend by telling a trusted adult what you know.
Telling on someone | Speaking to a Trusted Adult |
To get someone else into trouble |
To keep yourself safe |
To stop yourself getting in trouble |
To keep someone else/others safe |
To gain something from it |
The problem might be urgent/important |
To hurt or upset someone you don’t like |
You may need an adults help |
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Speaking out because you know something is wrong |
What are the age restrictions on Social Media?
A personal safety quiz from Wiltshire Police Junior Good Citizen
Singing be safe online
A video about empowering children with the right support
Safe Strangers Video from Greater Manchester Police