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1989 was the year the Berlin Wall came down, Bob Hawke was Prime Minister and WA’s Formula 1 ace Daniel Ricciardo was born.
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The internet has become an indispensable part of life. Safer Internet Day is a worldwide event, recognised in more than 130 countries, and aims to raise awareness around how we...
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So you have sorted your child’s school bag, books and shoes but have you made time to ensure your children are stepping into the new school year on the right...
Continue readingClassrooms across the state are buzzing in excitement for the approaching school holidays. Constable Care Child Safety Foundation CEO David Gribble says that parents should not forget to talk...
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Christmas is close and the new year beckons! All that's left to do is say thank you!
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With Year 12 exams now complete, many kids will be heading off to Dunsborough, Rotto or points in-between to let their hair down and celebrate finishing school.
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Would your students love to meet Constable Care at their next school assembly, fete or just as a lunch-time treat?Simply book a Constable Care incursion or a Constable Care Safety...
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Celebrating Halloween is an increasingly popular occasion in Western Australia, and while it’s fun to get dressed up and spook yourself silly, it’s important to consider basic safety precautions to...
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Children's Week is a week dedicated to celebrating children and promoting the Rights of the Child.
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