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"Education" and Community Police graduate the "Little Police Officer" course in Tafilah

"Education" and Community Police graduate the "Little Police Officer" course in Tafilah

The Directorate of Education for Tafilah Governorate, in cooperation with the Community Police and the "Nahno" platform, graduated today the students participating in the "Little Police Officer" course, alongside honoring active schools on the platform, in the presence of educational and security figures, representatives of the local community, and students' parents.

The Director of Education for Tafilah Governorate, Omran Al-Lasasmeh, stated that the implementation of this initiative comes within the framework of enhancing the partnership between educational institutions and security agencies, to build students' awareness and instill concepts of discipline and public safety in the school and community environment.

For his part, Captain Mohammad Al-Dhunibat from the Community Police explained that the course lasted for two weeks with the participation of about 30 schools in the governorate, and included sessions on the principles of respect for the law, public safety procedures, and teamwork.

The member of the local security council, Atef Al-Mahasneh, pointed out the importance of integration between the educational role and the awareness-raising role of security agencies in refining the student's personality and building societal awareness among the youth.

The event, presented by the scouting activity officer Sufian Al-Rawashdeh, featured the distribution of certificates and appreciation awards to participating teachers, students, and honored schools, in the presence of the Director of Administrative Affairs Khaled Al-Qutaishat, the Director of Educational Affairs Dr. Jihan Al-Safasfeh, the representative of the "Nahno" platform Mohammad Krishan, and a number of department heads and officers.

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