Information for children and young people
We all want to go out and about and enjoy ourselves but we also want to stay safe from violence or aggression. The best way to do both is to take control of our personal safety.
It needs 3 things for a violent or aggressive incident to happen – a perpetrator (the person who causes the violence or aggression), the victim (the person the violence or aggression is aimed at) and an opportunity. If you take away the opportunity, the incident can’t happen – and personal safety is all about reducing the opportunities so that you reduce the chances of becoming a victim. As Alexander would say ‘Seemples!!’
Why not try printing off and completing one of the personal safety quizzes below to see how much you know already about reducing the opportunities and take a look at the safety tips to learn more.
Have you got any safety tips that you think would help others? If so, email them to press@suzylamplugh.org .
Email the same address if you have any queries or comments to make about the advice on this website.
Personal Safety Quizzes
Secondary School Quiz (suitable for ages 12 and over)
Primary School Quiz (suitable for under 12 year olds)
Personal Safety Tips
- Travelling to and from School
- Personal Safety when Cycling
- Safety on the Internet
- Halloween Safety
- Staying Safe on the Streets
- Safety on Public Transport
Also, we have two games focusing on personal safety:
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Check them out!
Plus, our new primary school teaching resource – Teach Safety – can be found in the shop along with posters.

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