Students at New Isenburg School actively confront deceitful tactics being employed by their grandchildren.
Brüder-Grimm-Schule's Class 10bR Raises Awareness in the "#Enkelhelden" Competition
Class 10bR of Brüder-Grimm-Schule in Neu-Isenburg has made a significant impact in the fight against the grandparent scam, participating in the Hessian Police's "#Enkelhelden" competition.
The students' innovative approaches to educating about the methods of tricksters have earned them recognition and a visit to the South East Hesse Police Presidency in Offenbach. Their efforts resulted in them reaching 18th place statewide.
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The class's educational efforts were not limited to the classroom. They developed engaging videos, digital content, and role-plays that illustrated how the grandparent scam operates. Leveraging social media platforms, they created awareness campaigns using hashtags, infographics, and shareable content.
In a collaborative effort, they worked closely with the Hessian Police to ensure the information was accurate and up-to-date, enhancing the credibility of their educational efforts. They also conducted interactive workshops with seniors in the community, teaching prevention strategies and what steps to take if targeted.
During their visit to the police presidency, the students gained an exciting insight into the work of the police. They presented their project and discussed further measures for fraud prevention with experts from the E4 department of the police. Police Commissioner Marco Gonnermann supported the class in their project, according to the school.
The Brüder-Grimm-Schule is proud of the engagement of its students in the "#Enkelhelden" competition. A special thanks from the school goes to the Hessian Police for organising the competition. The school stated that they are pleased with the students' contribution to enlightenment and prevention.
As recognition for their achievement, they were invited to the South East Hesse Police Presidency in Offenbach. At the presidency, they presented their project and discussed further measures for fraud prevention with experts from the E4 department of the police. During their visit, the students also received an exclusive tour of the police presidency.
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The Brüder-Grimm-Schule's Class 10bR, in collaboration with the Hessian Police, actively engaged in the crime-and-justice sector by participating in the "#Enkelhelden" competition to combat the grandparent scam, showcasing their education-and-self-development skills. The police's general-news outlet recognized their efforts by inviting them to the South East Hesse Police Presidency in Offenbach, where they further discussed strategies for crime prevention.
