Giraffe, by the way, is not a typo. Our 12-year-olds had been listening to drug educator Harold the Giraffe who works with the Life Education Trust (LET).
They tell kids how to look after their brains, their bodies and the bad stuff that can happen around drugs and alcohol.
We need LET because there are kids out there who don't get this message at home.
And perhaps, instead, are told it's OK to sell drugs, rather than say "no" to them. That's life.
To me, the 12-year-olds who acted this week are heroes, because they stood up to anti-social behaviour that some adults would turn a blind eye to.
If we all stood up to anti-social behaviour - drugs, bullying, violence - there would be far less of it.
These kids have set an example not just for children, but for adults.
And they put their faith in adults doing the right thing.
Not just in the short term.
Long term, adults around kids need to make sure kids know what is right, what is wrong, and that we will protect them, and do the right thing by them if they come to us, like these kids did.
These 12-year-olds have set the bar in terms of tolerance to drugs and anti-social behaviour, how about the rest of us follow their example, and support each other to say a big, loud NO to anti-social behaviour in our region.
