Where the future meets the past NCCL Galleries of Justice “Keeping Kids Away from Crime and Out of...

Where the future meets the past

NCCL Galleries of Justice

“Keeping Kids Away from Crime

and Out of Prison”


What is the NCCL:Galleries of Justice?

Educational Charity, which utilises HM Prison Service Museum collection and heritage site of the Shire Hall

2006 winners of Museums and Heritage Award for best Education initiative with Active Reducing Crime programme


•Grade II * Listed Building, Court since 1375,

•Victorian Courts, C17th Prison, C19th Police Station

•Museum of Law Opened to public 1995

•HLF & ERDF funded expansion, 1997

•Women’s Prison and Police Station, 1999

•Queen Victoria’s Back Yard and HM Prison Museum, 2005

•Not a Police Station, Crime Reduction Centre, 2006


What does Citizenship mean to the NCCL: Galleries of Justice?

•Social and Moral Rights

and Responsibilities

•Community Engagement

•Legal and Political Literacy


Excellence through Partnership

•Unique historical environment

•Neutral organisation

•National Curriculum outcomes

•Added Value approach

•Specialised staff and experienced

facilitators


•Interactive and experiential learning approach

•Personalised learning

•Supports achievement of PSA outputs

•Flexibility

•ICS stakeholder

•Proven record of success

Excellence through Partnership


Crime Reduction at Primary level – Burglar Bill

Stay Safe

•Utilises museum collection

•4,000 school children Years 3 and 4

•Deals with the consequences of crime to the victim and the criminal

•Focus on home and personal safety

•Partnership with Partnership Council and GOEM


Recycle Youth – Outreach

Enjoy and Achieve

Alternative evening activity for young people who are at-risk of committing crime and anti-social behaviour

•In the community and at the GOJ

Develops skills in multi-media

Personalised learning and self evaluation

Partnership with Connexions


RIZER

Make a positive contribution

Website to translate the criminal justice board, now in partnership with the Youth Justice Board


ARC Actively Reducing Crime

Make a positive contribution

Setting up Crime Reduction centres in schools across the East Midlands, currently working with Braunstone NDC


Inside Outside Project

Enjoy and Achieve

•Children in dialogue with Young Offenders

•Multi-media project leading to public exhibition

•Partnership with APT Arts & Glen Parva Young Offenders Institute


A Great Resource for NottinghamA wide ranges of facilities available to hire including training rooms, court rooms, activity spaces and corporate facilities


Creative ForceStay Safe

•Criminal Justice Resource pack

Develops skills in research

Citizenship and literacy module

Partnership with the Basic Skills Agency


Change the Future

Not a Police StationCrime Reduction Centre

•Based in old Police Station

•Becomes entrance to the Citizens’Zone

•Run by young volunteers to inform on citizenship and crime reduction

•Houses RIZER and activity areas for Crime Reduction projects and training

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