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Date / Time: 6/5/2009 11:03 PM UTC
By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 12:47 AM on 04th June 2009
Monitoring lessons: Pupils will watch a programme about spotting extremists
Hundreds of children as young as ten are being urged to spot potential terrorists and shop them to police.
Up to 2,000 are to attend a safety event where a film will tell pupils that extremist views can develop at school.
But critics condemned the initiative as a nightmare extension of the Big Brother state.
Concerns were also raised that children could become subject to police monitoring if their fellow pupils misinterpreted innocent remarks or play.
The Lancashire Police film is being shown in Blackburn as part of its long-running Streetwise event which includes demonstrations on fire safety, water hazards and first aid.
A spokesman said the reference to terrorism could encompass any extremist, including animal rights activists, and not just Islamist fundamentalism.
He said: ‘It’s something we need to be aware of across the country.
‘We’re not trying to scare anybody, we’re just raising awareness.’
But Estella Schmid, a founder of the Campaign against Criminalising Communities, warned: ‘This is a nightmare scenario.
‘This risks criminalising children and is showing the expansion of the state into the most private areas.’
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What are we doing to our children?. Childhood is so short.... and it looks like British kids childhood is even shorter. Dear lord what next??. The government is promoting a state of fear, as a direct consquences of their perpetual state of war on innocent countries and people. And now our children have been dragged in to feed this state of fear.
- van Bel, Barrow-in-Furness, 03/6/2009 14:25
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New World Order - all hidden in plain view
- Hope, Kent Uk, 03/6/2009 14:25
Didnt the Nazis do something like this in the 30's?
- metro, San Francisco, USA, 03/6/2009 14:15
It's called indoctrination You have to brainwash people at a very young age for maximum effect
- Ken, Canada, 03/6/2009 13:56
why are we paying for kids to spot terrorists? this will cause bullying and Prejudice behaviors Why do kids even need to know anyway even if it was slightly relevant stupid idea, bleh
- the freeman, stratford, 03/6/2009 13:43
Of course when primary school children in Northern Ireland in the 70's/80's were taught this no-one complained
- Amy, Glasgow, 03/6/2009 13:42
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