
Meet the helpers at the police station!
The Police Station is where police officers work to keep our neighborhoods safe.
At the police station, you will find police officers. Their important job is to keep our neighborhoods safe.
Some police stations hold open days or let school groups visit, so children can meet officers, see a police car up close and sometimes hear the siren. If you are ever lost, you can ask a police officer for help, or go into a shop and ask a staff member to call one. Learning your grown-up's phone number by heart is a great way to stay safe.
What do the helpers at the Police Station do?
Have children draw a police car with flashing lights, and talk about what to do if they ever get lost, like finding a helper to ask for assistance.
Practice learning your family's phone number or address together, and talk about how police officers help people who need directions or assistance.
Help keep people safe and make sure everyone follows the rules.
To alert others when officers need to hurry.
Yes — helping people who are lost or need directions.
A police dog partner that helps officers do their job.
Drawing a police car, practicing what to do if lost, learning a phone number, or coloring a printable worksheet.