However, once your club has its core group of students together, they will provide much valuable effort.
Students entering middle and high school face many issues.
This period in our lives involves that stage of development where we already have an idea of what we want to be involved in, good or bad, and peer pressure is a big factor in the decisions we make in our academic, social and personal lives. If your secondary school receives students who were involved in Youth Crime Watch or another prevention program at the elementary level, recruiting students for your club will be a bit easier. Once your core group of students has formed and you have introduced your program to the school, the advisor and the students should site down and set the club's goals.