Knife Crime Awareness | Abraham Moss High School

Knife Crime Awareness | Abraham Moss High School

I recently had the opportunity to attend Abraham Moss High School, where I delivered a session to students about knife crime and the impact it can have on individuals, families, and our wider community.
The discussion focused on the real-life consequences of carrying a knife, the risks associated with serious violence, and the lasting effect these incidents can have on victims, loved ones, and neighbourhoods. The aim was to encourage young people to make positive choices and understand that carrying a knife does not make anyone safer.
This engagement comes in response to recent local incidents involving knives and serious violence. By working with young people and educating them about the dangers of knife crime, we hope to raise awareness and help prevent future harm.

Knife crime affects everyone. If you have concerns about someone carrying a knife or becoming involved in violence, please report it to Greater Manchester Police via 101, online at gmp.police.uk, or call 999 in an emergency.

PC McKenzie Malkin
Greater Manchester Police