Yesterday at the kindergarten, there was the official handover.
Tom likes the new children's safety vest. Above all, the six-year-old likes the shimmering gray of the reflective tapes as well as the hint of the heart on the chest. He knows: "If we stand on the street with it, then you will see us standing there". Similarly, Leonie (5) puts it in a nutshell when she says: "We wear the vest so we will not be knocked over."
Tom and Leonie visit the daycare center. This makes them one of the pioneers of the Western bearers in eye-catching yellow with reflective stripes. But do not worry: the children of the other kindergartens are not forgotten. The AWO donated a total of 1100 children's warning vests, and this amount is sufficient for now.
Facility manager Elk Bergen, a secondment of the children and mascot gave them a friendly welcome. "Preschoolers are already on the road, and they're sure to reach their goals when they visit the baker or the police, for example, and we hope the vest will help," said Palm.
District manager Michaela Mossman, responsible for schools, day-care centers, culture, sports and city archives, assured him that the administration will distribute the other vest to all kindergarten children over the age of three. These are currently 944 children in the city area. In the summer more groups are opened. If then the amount of the west is not sufficient, the AWO fills up the stock.
Mayor Marc Vinton told the children, "Luckily, the number of accidents in road traffic has declined, but one must not forget that because safety is constantly increasing, as you, as preschoolers are more and more on the road, it is important that you are recognized, the vest which made of reflective material is ideal for that. "
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