How we can help your school
Our school services are mapped to Ofsted’s evaluation criteria to help children and schools be the best they can be. We ensure all schools have access to our programmes so if you have a limited enrichment budget please let us know.
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Data protection officers
We will provide you with a named DPO, who will periodically join you onsite. We’ve worked with over 400 schools since 2015 and possess thorough insights into the specific data management challenges faced by schools.
Attendance Support
We’ll be your hands-on attendance officers and pro-actively support your school to improve attendance and punctuality. Our dedicated officers work with both schools and families to get children back to school.
Project Chameleon
Project Chameleon teaches children about law and crime at the age of criminal responsibility and helps them to make positive life choices as they grow up. Chameleon has been featured on ITV News and validated by the studies of Bolton University.
Themed action weeks
Our whole-school action weeks are a complete wraparound program that allows for normal teaching to continue in the school. Examples of topics are knife crime, internet safety and citizenship.
School cadets: peer-to-peer (prefects)
Support gifted pupils who are set to become school cadets (Prefects). It is advised to run this course prior to allocating any pupils a position as a cadet – the award for successful completion of the course being a cadet position within the school.
Gang work
Our ex-police officers are experts in assisting schools with gang-related matters. Using our policing experience we will help you to solve current or emerging issues.
Citizenship
This one-day course – aimed at a whole class – is a hands-on and exciting session which allows people to look at what it means to be British and live in the UK.
Independent mentoring
Our Forwards independent mentoring program was developed, piloted and rolled-out in conjunction with Bolton University. Mentors are fully trained and most have been senior police officers.
Crime investigations activity
This immersive half-day activity turns your pupils into budding investigators and looks at the role of police investors and how they go about looking at a crime scene.
Safety & security review
A one-day safety/security check on procedures, policies, school interior and grounds; followed by a specific and honest report and senior leadership team briefing. Twilight training course for teachers also available.
Evacuations & invacuations
Sadly, invacuations are increasing in number. We offer schools a comprehensive policy-writing and review service before independently testing procedures to ensure competent critical incident management.
Independent disciplinary management – 5 Star Repair
Confidential, independent service targeted at high-level misbehaviour and criminal behaviour. Our team of experts can be called in at any time to deal with the matter from start to finish, reporting back to you throughout.
School-based (ex)-police officers
School based ex-police officers join your school team and spend an agreed amount of time in the school. This service includes mentoring and training for staff and parents, plus high visibility support before and after school and during lunch and playtimes.
Independent investigation of complaints
Schools, like any other public service organisations, get complaints from within the school or from external sources such as parents. Global Policing can independently deal with and investigate complaints on your behalf.
School staff training
Training and support packages for teachers and support staff on topics such as safeguarding, identification of aggression, de-escalation tactics, restorative justice and identification of drugs. Plus all-inclusive, whole-organisation online training platform access. Click here to visit our training portal.
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Explainer video of our services
We offer a ten-week behavioural-change project called Project Chameleon, which is run by recently retired police officers.
The project is aimed at those pupils in their latter two years of primary school, and looks at raising understanding of the implications of crime and social awareness of the young people taking part, by getting them to think differently about their behaviour and how it affects others.

Our CEO, Shane Williams, spoke to Mike Armiger from Pivotal Education, a multi-award-winning education consultancy working in both the UK and internationally.
