The reception classes had a great time when Police Officer Mike visited us today.
He brought loads of equipment which we tried on and found out all about the different roles that the police do, including search and rescue, first aid and lots of different things to help us and keep us safe.
Police look after people -Cora
We got to see what is inside the police car and had a go with the lights and sirens.
If someone takes a bike the police take them to jail – Charlotte
I want to be a policeman when I grow up – Isaac
Class 1 and 2 would like to thank Mike for spending the time to share his exciting and interesting career with us.
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