How can schools educate students about county lines?

Schools can prevent county lines exploitation through education, awareness, and support. This article explores practical ways schools can protect students and help those at risk of gang involvement.

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County lines gangs are a growing problem in the UK, targeting young people to transport and sell drugs. These gangs exploit vulnerable teenagers, using manipulation, threats, and violence to control them. Schools play a crucial role in educating students about county lines, helping them recognise the dangers, and providing support to those at risk. Many young people are unaware of how county lines gangs operate or the risks involved. By teaching students about the warning signs and providing safe spaces to talk, schools can help prevent gang involvement and protect students from exploitation. What Are County Lines Gangs? County lines...
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