Madras College has two local Community Police Officers who are available to provide both pupils and staff with help, advice and information on all police related matters. PC’s Grant Ogilvie and Phil Nish are based at St Andrews Police Station. Please feel free to speak to them when you see them in school.
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We are here to help you and can give you advice on Personal Safety and Crime Prevention.
Contact us:
by telephone on 08456005702
email: Philip.Nish@fife.pnn.police.uk
email: Grant.Ogilvie@fife.pnn.police.uk |
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YOU can make a difference. Phone CrimeStoppers and you may be eligible for a reward. Remember this is YOUR community. If you have information regarding any crime, contact us. You will remain anonymous. |
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News & Events |
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| CEM meeting with Madras Pupils - 6th February 2012 |
| S5/6 pupils and Officers discussed the concerns and the priorities agreed at the last meeting. There was a further theft reported, this occasion from within the changing rooms at South Street, where an iPod was taken from an unattended rucksack. Officers again provided further advice regarding security of valuables. PCs Nish and Ogilvie will be offering a security marking service for mobile devices. Hopefully this will commence early March 2012.
Community Officers have increased their patrols in and around the school and will continue to do so throughout the School Term. The next meeting date is to be finalised. |
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| Floodlight Saturday Night Football Programme |
The new session of the floodlit football programme will commence Saturday 11th February 2012. As before entry will be £1 and sessions will run from 8pm until 10 pm. |
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| CEM meeting with Madras Pupils - 10th January 2012
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The Meeting held at Madras College, Kilrymont Annexe on 10th January was again well received, this time by pupils from the 3rd form. The pupils and Officers discussed the concerns and the priorities agreed at the last meeting (see below - 7th Nov), however there were no concerns from the pupils that Priority 3 - smoking in the school grounds was an issue at Kilrymont. Officers provided further advice regarding security of valuables.
Community Officers have increased their patrols in and around the school and will continue to do so throughout School Term.
The next meeting will take place on Monday 6th February at 1.40 pm at South Street.
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| Floodlight Saturday Night Football Programme |
As a result of the success of the programme run during October/November 2011, PCs Nish and Ogilvie attended a meeting (13/01/2012) with the partner agencies involved in the aforementioned programme with a view to running a further programme this Spring. Further details to follow.
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| CEM meeting with Madras Pupils - 5th December 2011 |
The Meeting held at Madras College, South Street Building, 5th December 2011 was well received by pupils from the 5th and 6th forms. The pupils and Officers discussed the concerns and the priorities agreed at the last meeting (see below - 7th Nov)
PC Ogilvie explained that there have been no further calls to Police regarding priorities 1 & 2. Pupils were given further advice regarding security of valuables. Community Officers have increased their patrols in and around the school and will continue to do so during School Term.
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| Saturday Night Football a Success |
The 8 week long Floodlit Football Programme which has been running from St. Andrews University Sports Centre came to a conclusion last weekend (26/11). The Programme was run in conjunction with University Staff and supported by other agencies and youth Groups set out to target S1-S6 pupils from the Madras College catchment area. It has been a great success and looks set to be continued in the Spring of 2012. Community Sergeant Brian Poole along with Local Community Constables Phil Nish and Grant Ogilvie attended the sessions which attracted 30-40 young people on each Saturday evening. Since the inception of the Community Engagement Model, one of the priorities for St. Andrews has been Youth Disorder/Anti-Social behaviour and it is hoped that initiatives such as this helps with the reduction in reported incidents. |
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| Inaugural CEM Meeting with Madras Pupils - 7th November 2011 |
The inaugural meeting for the pupil Community Engagement Model held at Madras College, South Street Building was extremely well received by pupils from the 5th and 6th forms. The pupils that attended the meeting were very keen to put their point of view across and to air their concerns.
The pupils and officers discussed the concerns and agreed the following priorities:
1. Problem with ex-pupils' presence in the vicinity of the School and on School bus services
2. Dishonesties within School
3. Smoking within the School grounds
The pupils then discussed with the officers how these priorities should be acted upon. This highlighted actions for the community officers to address. |
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