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Travelling safely - pedestrian safety and parking issue - full primary - Southern

Increasing students’ safety as pedestrians.

Type of school
Full primary
District
Southern
Decile band
Deciles 7-10
Travelling safely - pedestrian safety and parking issue - full primary - Southern
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Living in a safe community - role of Police - contributing primary - Southern

Changing negative perceptions of Police.

Type of school
Contributing primary
District
Southern
Decile band
Deciles 1-3
Living in a safe community - role of Police - contributing primary - Southern
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Healthy body, healthy mind - other drugs - secondary school - Northland

Solving the problem of the effect of cannabis on student achievement.

Type of school
Secondary
District
Northland
Decile band
Deciles 1-3
Healthy body, healthy mind - other drugs - secondary school - Northland
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Living in a safe community - role of Police - full primary - Northland

Development of school lockdown procedures for emergency situations.

Type of school
Full primary
District
Northland
Decile band
Deciles 1-3
Living in a safe community - role of Police - full primary - Northland
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Successful relationships - child abuse - full primary - Northland

Problem solving for personal safety.

Type of school
Full primary
District
Northland
Decile band
Deciles 1-3
Successful relationships - child abuse - full primary - Northland
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Living in a safe community - truancy - kura kaupapa - Northland

Reducing truancy with recidivist truants.

Type of school
Kura kaupapa
District
Northland
Decile band
Deciles 1-3
Living in a safe community - truancy - kura kaupapa - Northland
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Eagle helicopter team
17 May 2015 4:27pm News:
Auckland City

Police Eagle helicopter keeps Auckland safe overnight

Auckland City Police have ensured the quick resolution of a ram raid burglary in Ponsonby, rescued a man who took a late night dip and recovered stolen property thanks to the valuable support of the... More

2 min read
15 May 2015 5:17pm News:
Canterbury

Update following fatal crash

Canterbury Police investigations into the fatal crash on the Hakataramea Valley Road near Cattle Creek at the weekend (9/10 May 2015) are continuing. In an earlier release Canterbury Police released... More

1 min read
Paul and Baxter on the Wellington Hills
15 May 2015 2:32pm News:
Wellington

Wellington floods- Man named

Police are now in a position to name the man who died in flood waters in Bracken Street, near Sladdon Park, Petone on Thursday. He was 80-year-old Dr Paul Hill from Karori. Hutt Valley Area Commander... More

2 min read
Owner of Manchester Unity medal urged to contact Police
15 May 2015 1:54pm News:
Canterbury

Appeal for owner of medal to contact Police

Canterbury Police are keen to reunite the owner and the this Manchester Unity medal. The medal was amongst the quantity of stolen property, including military medals, seized after a search warrant was... More

1 min read

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