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The school hosting the programme is the driver of the scheme, and the amount of energy and drive is paramount in creating a fun and interactive experience for your children.
Here is a step-by-step guide for your initial set up of your schools Heddlu Bach:
You need to maintain links with your NXT GEN Officers and local NPTs to progress your scheme.
Your Heddlu Bach can wear their uniforms when partaking in any activity you feel would benefit the children. You do not have to have a police presence for the uniforms to be worn.
Collaborating in the community with partner agencies is key to tackling all kinds of community issues. You will need to work with your NPT to progress local projects. Previous projects include:
If your Heddlu Bach wish to learn about a new topic, the NXT GEN Officers will be your link in delivering these topics and assisting with appropriate information.
Introducing young people to intergenerational networks will build bridges between generations. We have found that many local community centres, hospitals and care homes are always welcoming to young children visiting their patients and facilities. You can contact them and start engaging.
Your Heddlu Bach scheme will benefit from maximum exposure.
We encourage your school to share your schemes fantastic work on Social Media. Some schools have set up individual accounts, for example:
For more information local policing in your area and to find out who your local Police Officers and Community Support Officers are, click here.