Report Summary
This report outlines the key findings from the joint SPA and Police Scotland survey/questions for those under the age of 16 as part of the first phase of the Community Confidence Action Research Project work in Levenmouth.
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Conclusion
Overall, the majority pupils who responded appeared to view policing positively. In terms of what pupils felt police should focus on or what would make them feel happier about the police, there is a desire for having more engagement in schools. There was also mention of keeping people safe and references to antisocial behaviour (e.g. fighting, starting fires, and bullying), drugs in school (e.g. cannabis, under-age use of vape pens), and vandalism.
