Surrey Police Service Supporting Surrey Students
Surrey Police Service (SPS) is committed to community policing and to being responsive to the needs of the different neighbourhoods within the boundaries of the City of Surrey. This is true for educational facilities as well. Whether they are K-12 or post secondary institutions, places of learning in Surrey are, really, communities within the community. Each comes with a specific set of challenges and advantages. That said, there is a shared formula for a successful community which involves engagement, commitment from stakeholders, and fostering an environment that allows the members to flourish.\n\n
\n\nSPS Sergeant Jag Khosa visited several communities within our community in the last month. From spending time with grade 6 and 7 students at a north Surrey elementary school to a gang presentation he delivered to university students at the Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s Surrey Campus, the central message was the same – youth and their places of learning are important.\n\nSergeant Khosa joined Surrey School Trustee Gary Thind and Surrey District Parents Advisory Council Representative Rani Sanghera on Red FM on February 15 for a panel discussion concerning school and community safety. Elementary schools, secondary schools and post secondary institutions in our city are deserving of attention and support because these small communities form part of the larger one. The health and success of these places of learning for Surrey’s youth is so important because, while the immediate impact is on the city today, the larger impact will be on our collective future tomorrow.\n\n
\n\nSPS Sergeant Jag Khosa visited several communities within our community in the last month. From spending time with grade 6 and 7 students at a north Surrey elementary school to a gang presentation he delivered to university students at the Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s Surrey Campus, the central message was the same – youth and their places of learning are important.\n\nSergeant Khosa joined Surrey School Trustee Gary Thind and Surrey District Parents Advisory Council Representative Rani Sanghera on Red FM on February 15 for a panel discussion concerning school and community safety. Elementary schools, secondary schools and post secondary institutions in our city are deserving of attention and support because these small communities form part of the larger one. The health and success of these places of learning for Surrey’s youth is so important because, while the immediate impact is on the city today, the larger impact will be on our collective future tomorrow.\n\n 
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