The Dunblane massacre took place at Dunblane Primary School near Stirling, Scotland, United Kingdom, on 13 March 1996, when Thomas Hamilton shot sixteen pupils and one teacher dead, and injured fifteen others, before killing himself. It remains the deadliest mass shooting in British history.

 

The shooting affected Caroline but she was unable to visit Dunblane to pay her respects. Finally, in 2019, Caroline managed to visit the school and laid flowers, each one represented a victim, and each flower bore the colours of the school uniform they wore in 1996.

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Caroline says: I was totally gobsmacked at how open the school grounds are despite what had happened there. When I laid the flowers, it was Christmas Eve, the school was closed for the festive holidays. I was able to walk around the entire grounds of the school, I was totally shocked.

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Caroline realised that more work had to be done around illegally imported firearms and and the use of knives and teamed up with Nigerian boy band Side Street Boyz. Caroline wrote lyrics for the London Borough track in which the band and herself use to raise awareness of Gun and Knife crime and to help eradicate the use of illegal weapons. 

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Caroline and the band also teamed up with UK charity Mums United who's goals are also the same.

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Mums United is a charity led by mothers tackling youth violence and child drug exploitation. Their aim is to LEARN: Listen, Engage, Act, Raise awareness, Not to give up hope