A MYSTERY reader pops into a nursery every month.
Children at Kids Country Day Nursery in Over Peover never know who is going to walk through the door.
PCSO Carlos Paulo from Knutsford recently came in to read a selection of stories.
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From left Leo Lisgo, Albie Gorton, Elsie Gosnell, Amber Gregory, Evelynn Alcock and Pelayo Sancho-Lehiste (Image: Supplied)
The officer spent time chatting to the children and answering questions.
Afterwards, the girls and boys were able to try on police coats and helmets and sit in a support vehicle.
Children have fun trying on police uniforms (Image: Supplied)
Rebekah Earl, early years teacher at Kids Country Day Nursery, said: “Each month I get someone to read to a class.
“These people can be someone with an interesting job or a parent or someone that may be doing something relating to celebrations around the area.
PCSO Carlos Paulo reads to the children (Image: Supplied)
“Wee do this to expose children to people they may not see around often.
“It gives them a chance to learn about how people help us or do different jobs.
PCSO Carlos Paulo invites the children to try on police uniforms (Image: Supplied)
“Sometimes this involves bringing in props.
“This is something we have been doing for about a year and we’re always looking for new people to come in and read to our children.”
Kids high five with PCSO Carlos Paulo (Image: Supplied)
Parents who speak different languages also come into the classroom to support children who have English as an additional language.
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