Tag: Crime
Jan
17
EGAR Educational Games And Resources Crime Prevention Resources
Series 2A covers ten topical discussions around CRIME PREVENTION.
There are 10 ‘CHOICE’ Discussion Card sets in the CRIME PREVENTION series.
Game 1) KNIFE CULTURE
Game 2) GUN CULTURE
Game 3) DRUGS AWARENESS
Game 4) CRIME
Game 5) ANGER
Game 6) GANG CULTURE
Game 7) SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Game 
STEALING
Game 9) VANDALISM
Game 10) ALCOHOL ABUSE
For each card game there is one question, such as “Why do young people join a gang?”
(Game 6: GANG CULTURE)
Communication, connection, education and support leads to personal growth and the confidence to make the right choices.
Praise for EGAR products:
“I’m impressed by the EGAR ‘Choice’ Discussion Cards and Posters. I work with 11 to 20 year olds in an area of London where kids are under peer pressure to carry knives. They don’t like what’s going on but can easily be led and don’t think about their actions. The cards get them thinking about the consequences of what they do. I was shocked how much they opened up – it’s like planting a pea in their head; they’re more aware and start to grow. They should be used in every secondary school.” Paul Canoville, ex Chelsea FC player, now a youth worker and teaching assistant.
Scott-Horne says, “EGAR resources fills a gap for staff teams to communicate and discuss real issues in young people’s lives. EGAR’s ‘Choice’ Discussion cards and posters tie in with the governments ‘Every Child Matters’ agenda as well as being an additional and complementary tool for the national core or recreational curriculums. Adolescence is a massive transition, there is so much that happens at that time for young people in terms of personal development. These aren’t simply a discussion tool but can actually help change young people’s minds and attitudes opening up better decisions made and of course consequences. This in turn will raise young people’s self esteem and confidence, making them valuable citizens of society.” www.egar.co.uk email: egar@egar.co.uk
Sue Scott-Horne Biography Islington born Sue Scott-Horne is a mother of four and a grandmother of five; hailing from a well known large Islington based family. As a consultant for the Islington Educational department Sue helped to develop pioneering life skills curriculum programmes. Sue?s company, EGAR Educational Games And Resources, was launched in 2008. In March 2008 Sue Scott Horne received a ?Special Recognition? by the British Female Inventors and Innovators of the Year Awards (BFIIN). In the same year she reached National Finalist in the Blackberry Women & Technology Awards, Public Sector and Academia, for which she is now an ambassador. Sue Scott Horne genuinely cares about, and is an expert in, dealing with teens and young adults ? her warm, articulate, and no-nonsense approach encourages essential communication, which helps lead to the solving of the causes behind anti-social behaviour.
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