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Security in Schools
Hall - Councillor Charles Hall
To identify improvements that can be made to our school security systems to reduce the risk of aqnd cost of repairing the results of vandalism and improve the safety of school users whether pupils, staff or members of the community using school facilities. The extended schools agenda means that schools are open for longer hours and used by greater numbers of people. This can result in greater pressure on the security systems and increase risk of anti-social behaviour and crime which will adversely affect the uptake of community activities within school.
Incidents that have occurred over the last two years, police response times, the costs involved. Examples of good practice in other local authorities and other public buildings. Possibility of integrating security into building design for new or schools or extensions to existing ones. Suggestions for improved security in exisiting schools.
Security experts, other local authorities, officers from Education, contractors, local emergency services etc
Audit of current provision in York schools. Examples from other areas. Presentations from security experts, emergency services, building contractors, architects etc. Parents, governors, staff and other users of York schools.
Date submitted: Tuesday, 24th April, 2007, 3.02 pm
Submitted by: Barbara Boyce