Young Cherubs learn about the law with PCSOs
Children at Pleasley’s Cherubs Nursery have been learning about the law during a visit from the village’s PCSOs.
The young cherubs, aged between two and four, were visited by the neighbourhood officers on a ‘people who help us’ tour.
During the visit the youngsters got to try on some uniform and were encouraged to say hello to PCSOs if they see them in the street.
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“The PCSOs spoke to the children about their role and if they see them on the street feel free to give them a wave or high five!
“The children were able to try on some uniform, sit in the police car and we even got to hear the siren.”
IN OTHER NEWS: Young Amelia reunited with Annabelle doll after toy store’s generosityThe PCSOs, Romek, Tom and Yvonne, said they “loved meeting” the young Cherubs.