Virtual reality project helps educate young people about the consequences of knife crime
An immersive virtual reality project is being used to educate young people about the dangers and potentially devastating consequences of carrying a knife.
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An immersive virtual reality project is being used to educate young people about the dangers and potentially devastating consequences of carrying a knife.
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