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CCTV footage obtained by the Bournemouth Daily Echo shows an individual brandish a machete and swing it in the direction of another person COUNCIL staff have been finding what every parent knows – teenagers can often be tricky to engage with. While providing community-run activities for younger children is generally successful, finding something to divert 14-17 year olds during the summer holidays is proving more difficult. The result has been large groups gathering in Bournemouth’s Lower Gardens, at Sandbanks and in some other spots around Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, causing concern for some adults. A council committee heard on Tuesday evening there are worried about some, as young as 12, mixing with older groups, and the potential trouble they could get into with drugs, drinking and anti-social behaviour.
TWO students from Bournemouth have won awards at United Learning’s Best in Everyone Awards 2021 for their commitments towards their studies during the pandemic. Each year the awards celebrate the impressive achievements of students, staff and teams in across the 93 schools under the United Learning umbrella organisation. Anas Benmoussa, a year 11 student at Avonbourne Boys’ Academy won the Business Award for the enthusiasm and commitment he shows to the subject. Anas goes far beyond what is expected of him in the classroom, seeking further opportunities with key partners in the field, including taking part in a virtual work experience with construction and engineering company Sir Robert McAlpine.