Brigadier Badran Al Shamsi reviews the progress of work in kindergartens at Hemaya schools

Brigadier Badran Al Shamsi, Acting Assistant Commander-in-Chief for Academic and Training Affairs at Dubai Police, reviewed the progress of the educational process in the kindergartens affiliated with the Hemaya Schools for Education at Dubai Police, in the presence of Brigadier Abdul Rahman Sharaf Al Maamari, Director of the Hemaya International Center at the General Department of Anti-Narcotics, Lieutenant Colonel Abdullah Al Suwaidi, Director of the Hemaya Schools Office, Fatima Buhajir, Head of the Positive Spirit Council, Captain Mohammed Ahmed Bin Shafia, General Coordinator of Hemaya Schools, and Sarah Saleh, from the Juvenile Awareness and Care Association.

Brigadier Badran Al Shamsi congratulated the members of the teaching, administrative and technical staff on the occasion of the start of the new academic year, appreciating the efforts made by Hemaya Schools to advance education and bring it to global horizons, in a way that meets the needs of society for highly efficient educational outputs that keep pace with the progress and prosperity witnessed by the country in all fields, and to work sincerely to build the future generation capable of thinking, innovation, creativity and continuing the journey, and bringing it to the highest standards of global competitiveness.

Brigadier Badran Al Shamsi met with the teachers and supervisors in the kindergarten, and stressed the keenness of Dubai Police to follow up on the progress of the educational process in its Hemaya schools to ensure the quality of education through joint coordination between the administrations of Hemaya schools, the Ministry of Education and relevant authorities.

Then, Brigadier Badran Al Shamsi toured the kindergarten facilities and classrooms, and learned about the progress of the educational process and what the kindergartens in Hemaya schools have prepared in terms of equipment that will help children achieve academic achievement and encourage them to be creative.

Brigadier Al Shamsi also viewed the traffic village in the kindergarten, which aims to raise awareness and consolidate the etiquette and rules of traffic among children, and contains an exhibition, intersections, signs and directional signs, intersections, traffic lights, in addition to pictures, artistic paintings, and traffic billboards.