Wouldham Primary School visit.

Good Afternoon Resident

This morning I visited Wouldham Primary School and delivered inputs to the Year 5 and Year 6 pupils focusing on crime and consequences.
I spoke with them about a range of common offence types young people may encounter as they grow older, including anti-social behaviour, theft, criminal damage, cybercrime, and knife crime.

Although the pupils are still young, early education is crucial. These assemblies help them understand the law in a clear and age‑appropriate way, helping them to make safe choices as they move into adolescence. The pupils were very engaged throughout, asking thoughtful questions and showing a genuine interest in how these issues can affect both themselves and their communities.

Overall, it was a really positive. It helped clarify key legal points, raise awareness, and strengthen the relationship between the police and young people. This proactive education is more important now than ever.

Have a great evening 

Olivia