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Doorklinking Away: How to Make Essen's Schools Safer
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Against burglary, vandalism and violence, the city has now decided on measures that will be gradually implemented. Classes are only open from the inside.
Security expert Martin Heckmann from Breddenberg in Emsland advises schools or universities on security issues. In a conversation, he explains how schools can protect themselves from amok runs as recently as in Graz.
ESSEN. Messerattacks, fights, amok threats: Many teachers now experience scenes in everyday school life that they once thought were unimaginable. The spiral of violence in schools is turning nationwide – and the pressure for action is growing. In Essen, the city council has now reacted to the development as one of Germany's first municipalities and decided on a comprehensive concept: with a mix of educational prevention, structural safety and te…
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