Daniel Bilecki Email & Phone Number

London, England, United Kingdom

The Junior Citizenship Scheme (JCS) is is a lifeskills programme aimed at year 6 students across all London Boroughs. A successful JCS event is made up of several scenarios, delivered by TfL and it's partners. When JCS are run effectively, children move from sessions about travel - delivered by the London Transport Museum - to scenarios delivered by the police, fire and ambulance services. During the day, children learn a wide range of skills that prepare them for the transition… Show more The Junior Citizenship Scheme (JCS) is is a lifeskills programme aimed at year 6 students across all London Boroughs. A successful JCS event is made up of several scenarios, delivered by TfL and it's partners. When JCS are run effectively, children move from sessions about travel - delivered by the London Transport Museum - to scenarios delivered by the police, fire and ambulance services. During the day, children learn a wide range of skills that prepare them for the transition to senior school. These include:Fire safety skills: how to prevent a fire and how to escape oneHow to avoid gangs and the dangers of knife crimeBasic first aid skillsInternet safetyHow to travel safetly on London's transport network.My role involves overseeing the JCS programme on behalf of The London Transport Museum. Building relationships with key partners, including: Metropolitan Police Service; London Fire Brigade; London Ambulance Service; Blue Cross; the RNLI; and Local Government, specifically road safety teams and community engagement teams.Supporting and coaching all local co-ordinators, that look after the JCS at borough level, and work with them to find ways to increase attendance each year and keep the programme relevant and engaging for pupils. Implementation of new schemes into boroughs where it’s not currently running: working closely with key partners to find suitable venues, select relevant scenarios and communicate with local schools.Secure and onboard appropriate venues for the scheme, making sure they have the space to support the scheme as well as been easily accessible to as many schools in the borough as possible. Show less

Being a visible, accessible and familiar uniformed presence across the bus network to make sure members of the public are safe when travelling.Community engagement at transport links; using outstanding interpersonal communications skills to support members of the public and colleagues at bus stations.Gathering criminal intelligence, interpreting information to make rational decisions; thinking about short and mid-term consequences in order to write statements or reports.Engaging… Show more Being a visible, accessible and familiar uniformed presence across the bus network to make sure members of the public are safe when travelling.Community engagement at transport links; using outstanding interpersonal communications skills to support members of the public and colleagues at bus stations.Gathering criminal intelligence, interpreting information to make rational decisions; thinking about short and mid-term consequences in order to write statements or reports.Engaging with communities through regular contact with the public and staff on the transport system. Providing support for colleagues when faced with difficult or demanding situationsLocal problem solving; addressing youth disorder by dispersing gangs or dealing appropriately with anti-social behaviour.Responding to major incidents and security alerts, such as suspect packages on buses, evacuating bus stations and putting in and actioning police cordons. Show less