Whaley Thorns schoolchildren get up close and personal with emergency vehicles

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Schoolchildren were invited to take a closer look at emergency vehicles during a special visit.

PCSO Samantha Fellows and PCSO Evan Mason, of Derbyshire Police’s Shirebrook safer neighbourhood team, were joined by a crew from Shirebrook Fire Station for a visit to Whaley Thorns Primary School.

The visit was a chance to show the children what the services do and let them have a look around a police car and fire appliance.

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A team spokesman said: “The children all enjoyed trying on some of our kit and having a go at holding the fire hose

Youngsters have fun with a fire hose.Youngsters have fun with a fire hose.
Youngsters have fun with a fire hose.

“We would like to thank the school for inviting us in and a special thanks to all of the children for coming up with some amazing questions.”

Questions included “how many bad people have you caught?”, “how many people have you saved from a fire?”, “how long have you been in the Police and Fire Service for?", “how do you apply to be in the police and fire service?”.

The spokesman said: “Our favourite question of the day was ‘do you like donuts?’. Yes, yes we do.”