22 Apr, 2020 @ 17:33
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Costa Blanca cops keep confined kids content with lock-down learning literature

Policia Local Orihuela Police

ORIHUELA Policia Local have produced two activity books to help stimulate the minds of children during lock-down.

The books are aimed at children aged between four and 10-years-old, and consist of a compendium of training activities, hobbies and information on the Coronavirus.

Policia Local Orihuela Police
PROTECT AND SERVE: Orihuela Local Police

Titled, โ€œCongratulations, you have been named Miniagent,” and, “Happy Birthday” aims to educate younger ones about confinement, and also improve their knowledge of the police.

Aware of the social-distancing rules, it was decided that the literature should not take physical form, where distribution could spread Covid-19.

Local police officer, Rubรฉn Selma, said that, โ€œthe books are available through the municipal website so that you can download to print.โ€

Olive Press readers can download both books here: http://www.orihuela.es/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/mini-agente-redes-sociales-1.pdf

Orihuela Local Police have also invited children to send photos of their completed work from the cards via email to policialocal@orihuela.es or through their social networks.

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Simon Wade

Simon Wade

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