Criminal Investigation
Children choosing to experiment this particular activity shall live the adventure of one action movie. First of all, the young policemen find out from specialists what the responsibilities and duties are that fall under a real policeman’s duty. Then, together with these specialists, they study the files where there are incidents and they start searching for criminals. They collect evidence, ask questions to a number of witnesses, and write down all the data in a report which they later submit to the “Criminalistic Investigation” unit. In another event, for instance, if one notifies the existence of any suspicious package, then the policemen take immediate measures and evacuate the area. They are the ones providing for the peace and security of those visiting and “work” playing in Destiny Park.
Financial impact: – 10 MagicBani
Age: +3 years old
Role: detective
Values learned: accountability, integrity, solidarity, courage, respect, labor ethics
Skills acquired: cooperation, communication, attention to detail, investigation skills, decision-making skills, orientation towards results
Public Order
Adrenaline and responsibility are the words that could characterize this activity. Kids who want to be in the center of the action can choose this experience without making a mistake.
According to the scenario, “police officers” are requested to intervene to ensure order in the event of a “fire” in the city. Properly equipped, they urgently head to the indicated area. There, they direct the traffic and keep the curious at bay.
Financial impact: – 10 MagicBani
Age: +3 years old
Role: police officer
Values learned: accountability, integrity, solidarity, courage, respect, labor ethics
Skills acquired: cooperation, communication, attention to detail, investigation skills, decision-making skills, orientation towards results
Traffic Police
Just like in any town, the city run by children also needs traffic rules. And what better way for our young visitors to learn them than by becoming the traffic officers who place the signs in the right spots? “Stop,” “Yield,” “Pedestrian Crossing,” “Priority Road”—these and many other traffic signs are at their fingertips, making learning both easy and fun.
Children often tend to be inattentive in traffic, which is why this activity helps them understand what road signs mean and why it’s important to follow them. By getting involved, they learn that respecting the rules keeps everyone safe on the streets.
Financial impact: – 10 MagicBani
Age: +3 years old
Role: police agent
Values learned: accountability, integrity, solidarity, courage, respect, labor ethics.
Skills acquired: cooperation, communication, attention to details, investigation skills, decision-making skills, orientation towards results.
