On Wednesday, our Mini-Police cadets were invited to help out at the American Museum in Bath.
The first job of the day was to build two ‘dead hedges’ which serve to attract wildlife to the gardens. Working in teams, the cadets completed this task in record time!
In the afternoon, the cadets were asked to make a presentation to some VIP visitors who had travelled from America. This was nerve-wracking but the cadets were proud ambassadors of the school and the police.
The day was rounded off with a delicious ice-cream, a thank you from the museum staff!
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