Hi! We’re St Marks Safety Squad. A Safety Squad is a group of children who work together to keep other children in the community safe.
We are in year 6 and aged 9-10. We have been working with a lady called Emma from Safety Net who has been giving us advice on how we can keep safe. We have found Emma’s sessions really fun and helpful.
We want to make sure you know how to stay safe too so that is why we have made KidsSAFE, a safety manual of top tips so that you can keep safe around school and other places.

were you in the childrens parade? see if the community reporter caught a snap of you.

If you want to upload your pictures for everone to see, then please contact us

Playbuilder Seminar – 29^th April 2010 – 6.30 to 8.30 (food available from 5.30)

Three Playgrounds are due to be re-developed in Whitehawk this year. One in East Brighton Park, One moving from A on the map to B, and the third located either at D (preferred option) or alongside existing one at C.

There are two places available per playground to attend the meeting – if you are a member of a nearby resident or parents group and would like to attend contact

Andy Silsby – 07879452929 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for further details.

UPDATE pics of the winners now shown!

Whitehawk Festival Committee Present Easter Egg Rolling at East Brighton Park – meet by Café
Activities will run from 11.00 until 1.00 on the 14th of April.

A youth club which was set up after a teenager was murdered could close within six months, The Argus can reveal.

The Crew Club, set up following the fatal stabbing of Jay Kensett in 1999, offers support to more than 200 young people in Brighton and Hove every week.

But almost 11 years to the day after Jay’s death, bosses at the Crew Club warn its funding pot is now dry.

Help reclaim the ‘Hawk on the Hill’ Saturday 20th March
10:30 am - East Brighton Park Cafe

Please bring, strong shoes, waterproof clothing, gloves and any tools you may have. e book
(edging tool,secaturs,lump hammer)

A group of students from City College Brighton and Hove who are
currently studying for their Young Apprenticeship in Construction, are
providing their skills free of charge to The Whitehawk Inn in East
Brighton. The tasks they are undertaking include protecting fencing,
benches and stairways with water resistant wood sealant, painting and
decorating lower areas of the building plus bricking and
plaster-boarding vents in an area of the basement which is leaking.

Monday December 7,   4.30pm at the Crew Club, 26 Coolham Drive BN2 5QW.

Whitehawk Community Hub

Exciting changes are on the way in your area, with a new centre for the community bringing together, health and social care services, pre-school facilities, education, and library services in one place at or near Whitehawk Primary School in Whitehawk Road. The project is due to be completed and open in September 2011, providing it gets planning permission.

How do I comment and find out more?

Public meeting

Attend the public meeting on Monday December 7, 4.30pm at the Crew Club

Exhibition