service
Free
Every week during term time 2 trained volunteers will read with your child(ren) in your home or on your doorstep. We will also leave a selection of books for you to continue enjoying together, based on your child(ren)'s interests.
Key information
Eligibility
Age Group
- 13-17
What is this group?
Why should you become a police cadet?
First and foremost, because it's really good fun. But there are lots of other reasons:
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make new friends: Become part of our policing family and build friendships that will last a lifetime
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learn new skills: Build your confidence, team work and leadership abilities whilst you learn new skills
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become a community champion: Help your community by taking part in policing operations and crime prevention initiatives
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complete your Duke of Edinburgh's Award: An award universally recognised by employers that sets you apart
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enhance your CV: Whether you want to go to college or university or go straight into work, you'll have a unique experience to talk about in interviews
If you're aged 13 to 17 years old and are looking for a fun, challenging, and exciting way to gain new skills and help your community, join the volunteer police cadets. Be The Change.
What we offer?
- Weekly meets
- DofE
- Fun events
- Volunteering opportunities
Good to know
- Cost: Free
- Wait time: Up to one week
- Additional information:
Why should you become a police cadet?
First and foremost, because it's really good fun. But there are lots of other reasons:
make new friends: Become part of our policing family and build friendships that will last a lifetime
learn new skills: Build your confidence, team work and leadership abilities whilst you learn new skills
become a community champion: Help your community by taking part in policing operations and crime prevention initiatives
complete your Duke of Edinburgh's Award: An award universally recognised by employers that sets you apart
enhance your CV: Whether you want to go to college or university or go straight into work, you'll have a unique experience to talk about in interviews
If you're aged 13 to 17 years old and are looking for a fun, challenging, and exciting way to gain new skills and help your community, join the volunteer police cadets. Be The Change.
What people say
"I have been given the confidence and skills that could not have been given to me anywhere else. I am proud to be part of my unit." Dzhevdzhet
