Roger
there is not ONE key and that is what so many seem to miss. Schools are already expected to teach the National Curriculum plus work as social workers, psychiatrists, health workers, you name it........... If they are to teach the protocols of rioting there will not be enough time in the day.
There needs to be a wider examination of what it is we want as a society and then policies adopted to achieve that. Jumping up and down making lots of noise and being 'tough' makes for good headlines but merely delays the inevitable.
It has been deeply troubling for most ordinary people to watch others plundering to gain for themselves with little thought of the consequences or the impact on the average citizen. The moral code that most of us live by, and assumed others were signed up to, has been disregarded and shown to be in tatters and the premise that might equals right has been adopted in its place. But that's enough about bankers, MPs and newspaper proprietors; let's get back to the thread of the riots.
