Low fencing, walls, landscaping and other boundary treatments define boundary control intended to help staff manage a site by physically restricting casual intrusion onto the site and channelling visitors to a formal entrance point in the perimeter. Such types of boundaries are generally not high enough or sufficiently resistant to intrusion to be classified as a secure boundary.
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Secure boundaries have not been defined. There is easy access, no barriers, with fencing and landscaping not secure enough to deter criminal activity. Public footpaths immediately outside the boundary fencing can affect security. A number of entrances into the campus means vehicle and pedestrian access beyond the school entrance is not controlled enabling access for intruders.
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Vehicles and pedestrians zones are not defined createing a security risk to the school and a dangerous environment for pupils and staff.
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Physical barriers, such as ‘anti-ram’ bollards, are not used to protect building or site entrances in high crime locations - leaving the building open to criminal activity.
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