1987 Brownie Badge Book - Crime Prevention Badge
1) Tell the tester:
a) What you must tell your parents if you are going out without them.
b) What you must remember to do if a stranger starts to talk to you.
2) Draw a picture and write a slogan which will encourage children to respect the property of other people and discourage vandalism.
3) Explain what a postcode is, given your own postcode and tell the tester how it can help prevent property being stolen.
4) Get two leaflets about crime prevention from your local police and explain their message to the tester.
5) To protect your home from burglary explain what thigs should be checked:
a) If your family is going out.
b) If your family is going on holiday.
1991 Brownie Badge Book - Crime Prevention Badge
1) Tell the tester:
a) what you must tell your parents if you are going out without them.
b) what you must remember to do if a stranger starts to talk to you.
2) Draw a picture and write a slogan which will encourage children to respect the property of other people and discourage vandalism.
3) Explain what a postcode is. Give your own postcode and tell the tester how it can help prevent property being stolen.
4) Get two leaflets about crime prevention from your local police. Explain their message to the tester.
5) To protect your home from burglary explain what things should be checked:
a) if your family is going out
b) if your family is going on holiday.
1994 Brownie Badge Book - Crime Prevention Badge
1) Tell the tester:
a) what you must tell your parents if you are going out without them.
b) what you must remember to do if a stranger starts to talk to you.
2) Draw a picture and write a slogan which will encourage children to respect the property of other people and discourage vandalism.
3) Explain what a postcode is. Give your own postcode and tell the tester how it can help prevent property being stolen.
4) Get two leaflets about crime prevention from your local police. Explain their message to the tester.
5) To protect your home from burglary explain what things should be checked:
a) if your family is going out
b) if your family is going on holiday.
1995 Brownie Badge Book - Crime Prevention Badge
1) Tell the tester:
a) what you must tell your parents if you are going out without the
b) what you must remember to do if a stranger talks to you
2) Draw a picture and write a slogan which will encourage children to respect the property of other people and discourage vandalism
3) Explain the property-marking schemes which use the postcode.
4) Do the following:
a) Get two leaflets about crime prevention from your local police. Explain their message to the tester.
b) Find out about the Neighbourhood Watch Scheme. What sign would tell you there is one in your area?
5) To protect your home from burglary explain what things should be checked:
a) if your family is going out
b) if your family is going on holiday.
2019 (July) Badge Finder - Crime Prevention Badge
1. Do both of the following.
- Know what to tell your parents or carers before going out without them.
- Know what to do if a stranger talks to you.
2. Make a display to encourage children not to damage other people’s property.
3. Do both of the following.
- Show how property-marking schemes that use the postcode can work.
- Know how to keep your possessions safe when you are out and about.
4. Do both of the following.
- Get two leaflets about crime prevention from your local police station or crime prevention officer. Discuss the messages with the tester.
- Find out about two property protection schemes, such as the Neighbourhood Watch Scheme or Home Watch Scheme.
- Draw the signs used to show where these schemes are happening.
5. Explain how to protect your home from burglary when everyone from your home:
- Goes out for the whole day or for part of the day
- Is away overnight or on holiday.
6. Act out a short play with your Six showing how you would keep yourself safe.