1. STRANGER DANGER
Just Say No!

2. STRANGER DANGER Who is a stranger?
A stranger is somebody you don’t know.
They can be a man or woman of any age.
Most strangers are nice, but some are nasty and might want to harm children.

3. STRANGER DANGER
The first time you meet a Police officer or your teacher they are strangers, but they are people you can trust and who will look after you. Strangers like a police officer or a teacher are safe to talk too.

4. STRANGER DANGER Always play with other children.
It is safer and more fun to be with friends –
but make sure you tell your parents or carer where you are.

5. STRANGER DANGER Always go home the same way, don’t wander off.
Then everybody knows where you should be.

6. STRANGER DANGER
Always ask your mum or dad before you go with anybody, even somebody you know.

7. Never take anything, even sweets, from a stranger.
STRANGER DANGER
Never take anything, even sweets, from a stranger.

8. STRANGER DANGER Never get in a car or van with a stranger.
Never go near a strangers car, even if they shout you for help.

9. STRANGER DANGER
If you are out shopping and you get lost from whoever is looking after you, you should try to find a safe person.
These could be: A Police Officer
A PCSO
A Traffic Warden
A shopkeeper in a shop
A security guard at a shopping centre
Somebody who you know

10. NEVER tell a STRANGER your name or address
STRANGER DANGER
You should know your name and address, or a telephone number.
If you are lost you will need to be able to tell the Police Officer these things so that they can get you home safely.
NEVER tell a STRANGER your name or address

11. RUN, YELL AND TELL
If somebody scares you, or tries to touch you in ways that make you feel uncomfortable…
RUN – If a stranger comes up to you to and asks you to go with them you should RUN away as fast as possible and go to somewhere safe.
YELL – As you RUN YELL ‘This is not my Mum/Dad’ or ‘HELP!’ at the top of your voice and make as much noise as possible. This will help scare the strange off.
TELL – When you get home or to school TELL someone who you trust about what has happened.

12. If a stranger scares you go home and tell your patents straight away.
STRANGER DANGER
REMEMBER: you can’t tell a good person from a bad person by looking at them.
If a stranger scares you go home and tell your patents straight away.
RUN, YELL, TELL!

13. PCSO 726 Andy Turner-Blood
CONTACT DETAILS:
Eccleshill Neighbourhood Policing Team
Javelin House
Idle
PCSO 659 Emma Lawson
PCSO 726 Andy Turner-Blood