(David Jason) School led patrols Provision of high Support of school and Joint approach with Police involving pupils on visibility jackets/bibs availability and (and BCC/WMFS) or outside premises commitment of teachers and staff High visibility yellow jackets/bibs Literature for staff to hand out to parents Education/awareness Letters out to Advise them of risks to children and No Letter from local Consider using map of good parents via schools potential enforcement activity from agencies/elected places parents can park of parents (also consider text dangerous parking members/school to issue instead message or e-mail to parents about specific Use of “fake FPN” Don’t options) problems (Northfield Plonk It letters on District version available windscreens from Austin Rodriguez) Consider and “naming of parents in “Fake” FPN Don’t Plonk It shaming” Notice available from school letters to challenge Austin Rodriguez persistent offenders Reference School Travel Plan parents survey, often including road safety concerns of parents Consider what parents can do apart from drop-off outside school, e.g. Walking Buses, Park & Stride Input at parents Officer attendance at No Support from the school to evenings Parents Evenings put into place Forward planning and advance dates of parents evenings Posters/banners Print and production Posters/Banners outside park “Show you care, outside local of posters and schools message has elsewhere” schools banners worked well in other Birmingham schools Involvement of school children in designing/producing
(David Jason) School led patrols involving pupils on or outside premises Support of school and availability and commitment of teachers and staff High visibility yellow jackets/bibs Literature for staff to hand out to parents Provision of high visibility jackets/bibs Joint approach with Police (and BCC/WMFS) Education/awareness of parents Letters out to parents via schools (also consider text message or e-mail options) Advise them of risks to children and potential enforcement activity from dangerous parking Letter from local agencies/elected members/school to issue to parents about specific problems (Northfield District version available from Austin Rodriguez) “Fake” FPN Don’t Plonk It Notice available from Austin Rodriguez No Consider using map of good places parents can park instead Use of “fake FPN” Don’t Plonk It letters on windscreens Consider “naming and shaming” of parents in school letters to challenge persistent offenders Reference School Travel Plan parents survey, often including road safety concerns of parents Consider what parents can do apart from drop-off outside school, e.g. Walking Buses, Park & Stride Input at parents evenings Officer attendance at Parents Evenings No Support from the school to put into place Forward planning and advance dates of parents evenings Posters/banners outside local schools Posters/Banners outside schools Print and production of posters and banners “Show you care, park elsewhere” message has worked well in other Birmingham schools Involvement of school children in designing/producing
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