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Welcome Personal Safety Information Evening for Parents 2014 Rationale § Rationale (Mr Priestley) § PC Bisset (Safer Schools Officer) § The impact (Miss Anderson) § E-Safety (Miss Carlin) § Conclusion (Miss Anderson) PERSONAL SAFETY PC Sally Bisset SAFER SCHOOLS OFFICER AREAS OF CONCERN CYBERBULLYING SEXTING ALCOHOL DRUGS CYBERBULLYING WHAT IS IT? • • • • • A PERSON OR GROUP THREATEN, TEASE, EMBARRASS SOMEONE ELSE USING MOBILE PHONE, INTERNET OR OTHER TECHNOLOGIES CYBERBULLYING WHAT IS IT? • • • • • A PERSON OR GROUP THREATEN, TEASE, EMBARRASS SOMEONE ELSE USING MOBILE PHONE, INTERNET OR OTHER TECHNOLOGIES ALCOHOL • NATIONAL CONCERNS OVER LEVELS OF DRINKING • LINKED TO PRICE OF ALCOHOL • YOUNG PEOPLE STARTING TO DRINK AT EARLIER AGES • HEALTH CONCERNS CONCERNS • PARENTS ACCEPTING CHILD’S WORD FOR WHERE THEY ARE AND WHO THEY ARE WITH • BUYING ALCOHOL FOR CHILDREN • BEING PRESSURISED INTO ALLOWING PARTIES • DANGERS OF EXCESSIVE DRINKING • VULNERABILITY WHILST UNDER INFLUENCE FACTS AND FIGURES • 33 BOOZED UP CHILDREN ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL EVERY DAY • 7,034 UNDER 18’S TREATED FOR ALCOHOL RELATED PROBLEMS IN 2011 • CHILDREN AS YOUNG AS 10 DRINKING TO DANGEROUS LEVELS • 111 ADMISSIONS TO LEEDS HOSPITALS IN FIRST HALF OF 2011 • UK HAS HIGHEST RATE OF ALCOHOL RELATED INJURIES IN EUROPE • ALCOHOL CONTRIBUTES TO 5% OF DEATHS IN YOUNG PEOPLE HEALTH RISKS • CAN INTERFERE WITH CHILD’S DEVELOPMENT – ALCOHOL TAKES LONGER TO GET OUT OF SYSTEM THAN ADULTS • DO LESS WELL IN LESSONS • LONG TERM DAMAGE • CAN HARM DEVELOPMENT OF BRAIN • MORE LIKELY TO BE INVOLVED IN ACCIDENT WHAT CAN YOU DO? TALK ABOUT NEGATIVE AND SOCIAL SIDES SET A GOOD EXAMPLE RESPECT THE LAW – DON’T BUY ALCOHOL SET CLEAR BOUNDARIES AND STICK TO THEM ENCOURAGE DRINKING LOWER STRENGTH BRANDS – NOT TO DRINK TOO QUICKLY • AGREE RULES AT PARTIES – BE AROUND IF THEY HAVE A PARTY AT HOME • MAKE SURE YOUR CHILD CAN GET HOME SAFELY • • • • • • RISKY BEHAVIOUR • LOWERS PEOPLE’S INHIBITIONS • 1 IN 5 GIRLS AND 1 IN 10 BOYS AGED 14/15 GO FURTHER THAN THEY WANTED AFTER DRINKING ALCOHOL • ALCOHOL CAN LEAD TO BEING VICTIM OF SEXUAL ASSAULT ANTI SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR • 10000 FINES EVERY YEAR FOR BEING DRUNK AND DISORDERLY 16-19 YR OLDS • CHILDREN AS YOUNG AS 12 ARRESTED FOR CRIMINAL DAMAGE AND DRUNK AND DISORDERLY • YOUNG PEOPLE WHO GET DRUNK TWICE A MONTH ARE MORE LIKELY TO COMMIT CRIMINAL OFFENCE • CAN END UP WITH CRIMINAL RECORD SEXTING – WHAT IS IT? THE SENDING OF SEXUALLY IMPLICIT MESSAGES VIA TEXT AND EMAIL WHO DOES IT AFFECT? OVER A THIRD OF UNDER 18S HAVE RECEIVED AN OFFENSIVE OR DISTRESSING SEXUAL IMAGE VIA TEXT OR EMAIL 4 STEPS TO TROUBLE STEP 1 SARAH,14 TAKES A SEXUAL PHOTO OF HERSELF ON HER PHONE AND SENDS IT TO HER BOYFRIEND, JAMES 15 SARAH IS NOW POTENTIALLY GUILTY OF DISTRIBUTING INDECENT IMAGES JAMES IS NOW POTENTIALLY GUILTY OF POSSESSING INDECENT IMAGES STEP 2 SARAH DUMPS JAMES OUT OF REVENGE JAMES SENDS THE PHOTO TO FRIENDS AT SCHOOL JAMES IS NOW GUILTY OF DISTRIBUTING HIS FRIENDS ARE GUILTY OF POSSESSING SARAH IS NOW EMBARASSED AS A SEXUAL PHOTO OF HERSELF CIRCULATES SCHOOL STEP 3 JAMES’S FRIEND UPLOADS THE PHOTO TO A SOCIAL NETWORK THE PHOTOS ARE NOW VISIBLE TO THE PUBLIC JAMES IS IN BREACH OF WEBSITE TERMS AND GUILTY OF DISTRIBUTING INDECENT IMAGES STEP 4 PAEDOPHILES BROWSE PROFILES WITH LOOSE PRIVACY SETTINGS AND FIND THE IMAGE OF SARAH SARAH UNWITTINGLY BECOMES THE SUBJECT OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY FOR DISTRIBUTION AMONGST STRANGERS AND PAEDOPHILES THE LAW Section 1 of the Protection of Children Act 1978 Taking or distributing indecent photographs or pseudo-photographs of a child under eighteen years of age. STAY IN CONTROL Four men jailed a.er admi/ng running a paedophile ring that sent millions of indecent images around the world – June 2011 Lincolnshire Police found a powerful computer system which allowed users to share and view up to 3 million images, ranging from the lowest severity to the most extreme. HOW TO STAY SAFE • DON’T TAKE SEXUALLY EXPLICIT PHOTOS • DON’T ALLOW THEM TO BE TAKEN • RESIST PRESSURE TO TAKE PHOTOS • ENSURE PHONES ARE PASSWORD PROTECTED • TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR ACTIONS HOW DOES IT AFFECT SCHOOL? • FACEBOOK • NUMBER OF ARGUMENTS BROUGHT INTO SCHOOL • STUDENTS NOT AWARE OF CONSEQUENCES • ACCESSIBILITY – 24/7 MODERN TECHNOLOGY CYBERBULLYING WHAT IS IT? • • • • • A PERSON OR GROUP THREATEN, TEASE, EMBARRASS SOMEONE ELSE USING MOBILE PHONE, INTERNET OR OTHER TECHNOLOGIES HOW DOES IT TAKE PLACE? • GROUP OF FRIENDS • TARGET VICTIMS • ASK THEM TO COMMENT ON A PHOTO OR A BLOG • ASKING THEM TO FORWARD IT ON • OFTEN DON’T REALISE THEY ARE BULLYING CONSEQUENCES Schoolgirl Megan Gillian 15 years committed suicide after being teased on social networking site Bebo Facebook bully jailed: Death threat girl, Keely Houghton 18, is first person put behind bars for vicious internet campaign Sentence to 3 months imprisonment She was described as “warped”, “nasty” and a “coward” by Judge KEEPING SAFE ON LINE THREE SIMPLE STEPS TO SAFETY:- 1. ZIP IT 2. BLOCK IT 3. FLAG IT ZIP IT • SHOULD NOT SHARE PERSONAL INFORMATION INCLUDING:• • • • • • FULL NAME PHOTOS ADDRESSES SCHOOL INFORMATION TELEPHONE NUMBERS PLACES THEY GO MAKE SURE PRIVACY SETTINGS ARE RESTRICTED! BLOCK IT • BLOCK PEOPLE WHO SEND NASTY MESSAGES • DON’T OPEN UNKNOWN LINKS • DELETE EMAILS FROM PEOPLE YOU DON’T KNOW • MAKE SURE THYE KNOW ALL THEIR ‘FRIENDS’ – PEOPLE LIE FLAG IT • ENSURE THEY FLAG UP IF THEY ARE UPSET • OR SOMEONE ASKS THEM TO MEET • IF THEY ARE WORRIED OR UNHAPPY • MAKE SURE THEY KNOW NEVER TO MEET ANYONE THEY HAVE MET ON LINE ARE THEY WHO THEY SAY THEY ARE? • Ashleigh Hall: 'one mistake' cost teenager her life. She arranged a secret rendezvous with a stranger posing as a teenage boy on an internet social networking site. OR NOT! • Peter Chapman posed as teenager – this is the real person He used an online photo of a handsome young man to attract Ashleigh Hall to her death. DO THEY KNOW WHO THEY ARE TALKING TO? ‘Depraved’ internet paedophile posed as a 14-year-old girl and lured children to perform sex acts on webcams DRUGS DRUGS MOST COMMONLY TAKEN BY YOUNG PEOPLE ARE: • CANNABIS • MEPHEDRONE – MCAT • KETAMINE WHAT IS CANNABIS? • Cannabis is naturally occurring - it is made from the cannabis plant. • The main active chemical in it is tetrahydrocannabinol (or THC for short). • THC is the ingredient in cannabis that can make you feel very chilled out, happy and relaxed. • THC can also make you hallucinate, meaning that it can alter your senses, so that you might see, hear or feel things in a different way to normal. CANNABIS – THE FACTS • A big myth about cannabis is that it’s safe because it’s natural. Cannabis has some very real effects on your mood, as well as creating longerterm problems: • Cannabis can make you feel very anxious and even paranoid. • Using it has also been linked, in some people, to serious, long-term mental health problems. • Cannabis is still the most commonly used illegal drug. POSSIBLE SIGNS • LOSS OF APPETITE, DROWSINESS, POOR HYGIENE OR APPEARANCE • MOOD SWINGS • RED RIMMED EYES AND/OR RUNNY NOSE • UNCHARACTERSITIC LOSS OF INTEREST IN SCHOOL, HOBBIES AND FRIENDS • MONEY GOING MISSING REGULARLY AND FOR NO APPARENT REASON • UNUSUAL EQUIPMENT AROUND THE HOUSE CANNABIS – THE EFFECTS • It can cause feelings of anxiety, suspicion, panic and paranoia. • For people with illnesses such as schizophrenia, cannabis can cause a serious relapse. • Increase in the risk of later developing psychotic illnesses including schizophrenia • Cannabis can affect the way the brain works. • Regular, heavy use makes it difficult to learn and concentrate and research has linked cannabis use to poor exam results. This is a potentially serious risk if you’re young, when the brain is still developing. • People who take a lot of cannabis can also find they lack motivation. CANNABIS – COMMON BELIEFS • I CAN POSSESS CANNABIS FOR MY OWN PERSONAL USE • I CAN SMOKE IT IN PRIVATE “WRONG ” • SINCE 26th January 2009 Cannabis has been a CLASS B DRUG. • It is a CRIMINAL and ARRESTABLE offence to possess, supply or cultivate Cannabis WHAT HAPPENS IF FOUND IN POSSESSION? 1st Offence – Possession only If small amount– dealt with under Schools Discipline Policy in partnership with Safer Schools Officer (No police record) If outside school - would be arrested and taken to Police Station and would receive a reprimand (caution) MEPHEDRONE (MCAT) • PLANT DRUG CALLED MEPHEDRONE • STIMULANT DRUG • COMMONLY KNOWN AS MEOW, MIEOW, MEPH OR 4MCC • WAS REGARDED AS LEGAL HIGH • NOT BABY BIO OR MIRACLE GROW NOW ILLEGAL! • A CLASS B DRUG • MAXIMUM 5 YRS FOR POSSESSION • ILLEGAL AS FROM 16TH APRIL 2010 • MAXIMUM 14 YEARS FOR SUPPLY ADVERSE EFFECTS • • • • • • • • • NOSE BLEEDS COUGHING UP BLOOD DIZZY PARANOID HEAD AND EAR ACHE SPEEDS UP HEART RATE PASSING OUT LOSE USE OF LEGS NAUSEA KETAMINE – CLASS C DRUG • POWERFUL ANAESTHETIC • USED IN OPERATIONS ON ANIMALS AND HUMANS • SHORT TERM EFFECTS • CAN CAUSE LOSS OF FEELINS IN BODY • PARALYSIS OF MUSCLES EFFECTS • GIVES FLOATING FEELING – MIND AND BODY SEPARATED • CAN MAKE YOU INCAPABLE OF MOVING • CAN CAUSE HALLUCINATIONS • PANIC ATTACKS HOW LONG ARE DRUGS IN YOU SYSTEM? • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Alcohol 12 - 24 hours Amphetamine 2 - 3 days Cannabis 2 – 7 days – 1 month (for regular users) Cocaine 12 hours – 3 days Crystal Meth 2 - 3 days Diazepam 1 - 2 days Ecstasy 2 - 4 days GHB up to 24 hours Heroin 1 - 2 days Ketamine 5 - 7 days LSD 2 - 3 days Magic Mushrooms (Psilocybin) up to 8 hours Methadone 2 days Steroids 14 days (oral) - 1 month (injected) The Impact Exclusions (to date) • Total: 46 3 for Theft 10 for Smoking 10 for Physical Assault/Violent Behaviour (including fighting) 2 for Sexual Misconduct 6 for verbal abuse • 1 for possession of an offensive weapon • 3 for Challenging Behaviour (These 35 account for approximately 77% of our total exclusions) • • • • • The Impact (continued) • Personal Possessions • Social Events • Theft • Drugs • Alcohol • Peer Pressure • Year 11 Lunchtime Procedures RE/PSHE § Aspects of PSHE (Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education) and SRE (Sex and Relationships Education) are taught at Key Stage 4 through RE. § The RE department follows the AQA Religious Studies A at GCSE. It also follows diocesan guidelines relating to the teaching of SRE. All topics are taught in line with Roman Catholic teaching, although other Christian views are discussed. Topics Topics covered during the three years include: § § § § § § Prejudice and Discrimination Sexual Relationships (age of consent, issues regarding sexuality, contraception, STIs, marriage) Drugs (legal and illegal drugs) Conflict (war & crime and punishment) Euthanasia and Abortion. Medical Technology E-Safety (Miss Carlin) What St. Mary’s does to promote safer internet use • What is Think U Know? • How parents and carers can use these resources • CEOP Thank You Staff Available for questions and answers Evaluation Sheet Parent Group The Presentation is available on the school website.
