Officers from Yarmouth police visited schools last week to discuss online safety and hate crimes. Picture - Norfolk Constabulary (Image: Norfolk Constabulary)
Police have visited schools in Great Yarmouth and Gorleston to inform children about hate crimes.
PCs Joseph Pike and James Norris visited The Brooklands School and Cobholm Primary Academy with a staff officer to talk to pupils about understanding what hate crime is, sharing content online, and how to stay safe on the internet.
The team also led a talk on road safety.
This follows last year, when Yarmouth beat managers donated a road safety sign to St Nicholas Priory Primary School to remind people to avoid parking in front of school gates.
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