Championship moves for safe schoolies celebrations
Source: Victoria. Attorney General
"Deputy Premier and Attorney-General Rob Hulls has called on school leavers holidaying on the Surf Coast to use their Championship Moves to ensure fun and trouble-free celebrations. Mr Hulls joined Geelong Football Club coach Mark Thompson in front of the Championship Moves bus in the Geelong Mall today to promote the campaign’s simple message: ‘Real champions look out for their mates and respect everyone’s right to a good time’.Mr Hulls said spreading the message about safe drinking practices was particularly important with school leavers visiting the Surf Coast to celebrate the end of exams.“This campaign encourages young men to use ‘Championship Moves’ to help their mates when they’ve had too much to drink and look like heading for trouble,” Mr Hulls said.“Not only will they be helping their mates, but they’ll also assist police in their efforts to keep Schoolies safe and provide an environment where young people can have a good time and feel safe.”"
Thursday, December 03, 2009
Posted by Library Help Desk at 1:39 pm
Labels: Children youth and family, Community, Law and Justice
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