It's been a busy half-term at Teens Unite's 'The Jailbreak Cafe'! It's always an exciting place for families to visit; it's not very often that you can explore a former police station and hide out in a cell, whilst enjoying some coffee and cake, but it's been extra special during the last couple of weeks.
This half-term we had four special visits from local PCSO's Deb and Shane, who kindly volunteered their time to run finger printing sessions throughout the holidays. It was a sell out event, with over 180 children attending.
Each child had the opportunity to learn about fingerprints and how they are used by the police, before creating their own set with the PCSO's. They were then able to venture around the cells with their scavenger hunt, looking high and low for the answers to the clues.
This was a ticketed event, with all of the proceeds donated to Teens Unite to help us support more young people fighting cancer and the lasting effects.
We would like to say a big thank you to all of the families who generously supported the event, and our wonderful PCSO's Deb and Shane who helped to make it happen.
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