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The Norfolk Community Safety Partnership (NCSP) has launched the Safer Norfolk Survey, which is open from 22nd June to 24th July 2026. While Norfolk remains one of the safest counties in England, this survey is a critical tool for gathering resident insights on local safety concerns to inform strategic priorities and collaborative action.

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The findings will help the NCSP understand emerging issues, target resources effectively, and improve access to services. Additionally, the survey process helps raise awareness by providing information on how to report crime and signposting available support.

The findings also provide valuable insight for schools that can help inform RSHE and wider Personal Development planning and support safeguarding.

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Participation for Schools and Groups working with children and young people 13 upwards:

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Participation for Schools and Groups working with children and young people 13 upwards:

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Worksheets: Exercises are available to be printed as A4 individual worksheets or A3 sheets for group activities.

Support: The NCSP can provide printed and laminated sheets with stickers for group sessions upon request.

Submission: For each session, schools are asked to provide photos or scans of completed sheets, an estimate of the number of children involved, and their approximate age range.

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Worksheets- these have been produced for secondary but schools may decide that they are not suitable for younger year groups

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Worksheets- these have been produced for secondary but schools may decide that they are not suitable for younger year groups

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260616 NBI TYSS Safer Norfolk A3 Resources

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There is an online option for young people and adults. 

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There is an online option for young people and adults. 

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To submit finding, for hard copies of promotional posters or to arrange activity materials, please email ncsp@norfolk.police.uk

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To submit finding, for hard copies of promotional posters or to arrange activity materials, please email ncsp@norfolk.police.uk

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Ensure you follow your setting's follow safeguarding policy and procedures.

If the concern is immediate safety, start with the Police, Norfolk County Council or NSPCC.

For emotional impact (fear, anxiety, trauma), Supporting Smiles, Just One Norfolk, or YoungMinds are strong fits.

For youth empowerment and resilience, YESS offers structured programmes.

For confidential youth‑led support, Childline or The Mix may feel more approachable.