Categorisation Task Flashcards
He has a sense of humour
He wants to find out who of us causes trouble
He is just doing his job and checking up on us
He is kind and understands young people
On the school trip he was quite friendly
He knows the area and who lives in it
This person is easy to talk to
He checks on safety around the school
He is quite good at football
He is helpful: gives advice about how to solve problems
It is nice seeing a familiar face around the area
He wants to stop us breaking laws
He is interested in us and our lives - he wants to help us
He is someone who we can turn to if we need advice
It is useful to have him around keeping an eye on things
He seems kind and gives good advice
He’s always up for talking about football and stuff like that
I don’t like him – feels like he’s checking up on us
He is quite easy to talk to and seems friendly
He educates us about the law and our rights and responsibilities
He wants to make sure we are alright and safe
I think he is looking for information about people who break the law
You can go to him and he’ll listen if you have problems – like being bullied
He listens and he tells you stuff that can be helpful
I don’t know if I can trust him because he asks too many questions
He is concerned with investigating crime that happens in school
I just don’t trust him – he’s just saying how good the police are and sometimes they are, but sometimes they’re not
He is someone you could speak with quite easily
I put the school police officer into this group because he looks after law and order in and around schools
I put him here because he’s giving you particular, confidential advice
The school police officer is someone we are supposed to come to with our problems, but hardly ever do
Enjoys working with young people
The School Police Officer has lots of interesting things he can tell you (because he has seen young people doing all sorts of stuff)
His job is to stop people breaking the law
He knows the area well and looks after it
He can be helpful if you need some advice
He is quite easy-going and friendly
He knows all about the law
He makes you feel safe as you go about the local area
He knows the neighbourhood pretty well and looks after it
He’s not the sort of policeman who thinks young people are always causing trouble
He has some helpful advice about growing up in a place like this
He knows all about the rules and regulations and enforces them
He seems to understand young people
His job is to educate us
He’s always nosy asking us what we have been up to
He looks after the school’s buildings and provides security