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1.  Explain to the Examiner:

1a.  What you must tell your parents if you are going out away from your home, without them.

1b.  What you must remember to do and say if a stranger starts to talk to you.

2.  Draw a picture to encourage children and young people to respect property of others and to discourage vandalism.

3.  Know your own postcode and explain to the Examiner:

3a.  What a postcode is for and how it is composed.

3b.  How it can help to prevent property being stolen.

4.  Visit your local Police Station:

4a.  Obtain 2 brochures about Crime Prevention and explain their messages.

4b.  Find out what Neighborhood Watch is and what it does.

5.  Explain to the Examiner what you should to prevent burglary in your home:

5a.  If your family is going out for the day.

5b.  If your family is going away for a vacation.

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