Children and staff at Little Thetford Acorns Pre-school spent an exciting morning with a crew from Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service.
Firefighters from Ely’s fire station spent the morning teaching the little ones Fire all about life as a firefighter.
Pupils were given the chance to look inside a fire engine, listening to the siren, try on helmets and even have a go at squirting the hose.
Manager Zoe Corley said: “We have all had a wonderful morning and are really grateful to Ely fire service for visiting us – they were fantastic.
“They talked to us all about fire safety, and the children had a great time exploring the inside of the fire engine and measuring how long the hose was.
“It was a brilliant end to our 999 emergency services week in which we also had a visit from a local doctor.”
More information about Little Thetford Acorns can be found at www.littlethetfordacorns.org.uk
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