Encouraging You - Knife Crime Briefing/Assembly

What we will provide:

• Staffing: Three staff members per session to facilitate the presentation and engage with students.
• Interactive Content: An informative, interactive presentation designed to educate and engage students on the topic of knife crime.
• Q&A/ Additional Information: Opportunity for students to ask questions, with further information provided about encouraging support activities and services following the session.

Presentation topics:

• Definition of knife crime.
• Consequences of carrying and using knives illegally.
• Reasons why individuals may carry knives.
• Support options for those affected by knife crime.

Knife crime multiple-choice interactive quiz (questions covered):

What is the maximum sentence for carrying a knife illegally for the first time?

Why do knife attacks often happen to people carrying a knife themselves?

Why do some people say they carry knives?

What to do if you know someone is carrying a knife?

What to do if you feel like you need to carry a knife?

In-depth exploration of local knife crime incidents to provide real-world context:  

• Smallbridge
• Milkstone Road

Support Resources and Signposting:

• Guidance on available resources for those impacted by knife crime.
• Information on how EncouragingYou can provide ongoing support and assistance.