Student Victimisation
Publicity Materials
1. Student Survival Guide (product reference: SSG)
The Home Office has produced a new student security booklet, developed in conjunction with the NUS, the Police Association of Higher Education Liaison Officers and the Association for Student Residential Accommodation. It contains personal safety, crime prevention and harm minimisation messages around alcohol and drugs, and safety tips for international students. You can also download the Student Survival Guide 
PDF.
2. Top 10 Crime Reduction Tips for Students (product reference: G2BSL)
A leaflet containing top 10 crime reduction tips for students whilst at home, and when out and about. You can also download the Top 10 Tips for Students PDF.
3. 'Bye-Pod' Robbery Poster (product reference: ACRST3A3 for A3 format and ACRST3A4 for A4 format)
A poster to remind students not to advertise their MP3 players to thieves.
4. 'Gold Mine' Burglary Poster (product reference: ACRST2A3 for A3 format and ACRST2A4 for A4 format)
A poster to remind students to keep their valuables out of sight.
5. 'Wheelie Bin' Burglary Poster (product reference: ACRST1A3 for A3 format and ACRST1A4 for A4 format)
A poster to remind students not to advertise their house to burglars.
6. Burglary advice for students in halls of residence (product reference: SDH1)
This door hanger carries a message to remind students in hall of residence to keep their doors locked.
Multiple copies of the above materials can be ordered from Prolog on 0870 241 4680 free of charge. Please quote the product reference number.
Also available:
The British Council has produced a booklet to specifically address the personal safety issues for international students. You can download the Safety First - A Personal Safety Guide for International Students PDF.
Note: You can also order multiple copies of this booklet but there is a charge of £100 for 250 copies which includes courier charge. To place an order e-mail: educationuk.marketing@britishcouncil.org
Last update: Last update: Monday, June 25, 2007