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Heads Want Police In Schools July 26 2006 Nearly two in three heads are pro-police in schools
Half of the heads polled said that they had seen a pupil carrying a knife into their school on at least one occasion over the past year. Equally, half had had problems with pupils being drunk or under the influence of drugs whilst on school property. 51% were supportive of measures to introduce random drugs testing in schools.
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Worries over drug taking and the carrying of weapons in schools is sky-high with a new
survey showing that almost two out of three headteachers would like to see police stationed
in their schools. The survey of 829 headteachers by The Guardian found that 60% would be
happy to see police in their schools if it would help with issues of drugs or weapons.
