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Tuesday, July 13, 2004

Scotsman.com News - Top Stories - School chiefs 'could help cut youth crime'

Scotsman.com News - Top Stories - School chiefs 'could help cut youth crime': "School chiefs 'could help cut youth crime' 12 July 2004

KEVIN SCHOFIELD
EDUCATION CORRESPONDENT


Key points
� Education officials accused of failing troubled youngsters
� No-one takes responsibility for youth crime, claims Scottish prisons chief
� However, attack by prisons chief rejected as �a clich�

Key quote
'For those children who turn to truanting, we should be asking why. Some evidence suggests that the curriculum is not being adapted to their needs' - Dan Gunn, deputy director of prisons for Scotland

Story in full A SENIOR prisons chief last night accused education officials of not doing enough to prevent unruly pupils from embarking on a life of crime. "

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