Since the name change, the Smart House (Rumpin) 'Anggrek' of Abdulrachman Saleh Air Force Base (Lanud) has seen many kindergarten children from various schools visit Abd. Saleh Air Force Base. Rumpin Anggrek Abd. Saleh Air Force Base has been included in the visiting agenda of these schools for the past year.
Likewise yesterday, Thursday (25/2), PAUD (Early Childhood Education_ed) Angkasa I, II, III and IV Lanud Abd. Saleh visited Rumpin 'Anggrek' Lanud Abd. Saleh accompanied by their respective teachers and parents.
The arrival of the group of PAUD Angkasa children was welcomed by the Head of Information of Abd. Saleh Air Force Base, Major Tek. Nurhariri and his members and then the children were gathered at the game center. They participated in the games that had been provided such as coloring, singing and free play.
In a guided manner, they can orderly follow the teacher's instructions to color and play with extraordinary enthusiasm. That is what was conveyed by Mayor Tek. Nurhariri while giving directions to the PAUD children.
Before going to Rumpin 'Anggrek', the PAUD Angkasa children first visited the A. Sulaksono Air Force Museum at Abd. Saleh Air Force Base. Many took pictures of the miniature planes and manakin statues in the museum, including the guardians who accompanied their sons and daughters to visit Abd. Saleh Air Force Base.
No less exciting when they visited the 022 Engineering Squadron to see real military aircraft. Various questions were raised by these children to the 022 Skatek Officers who were tasked with explaining about the TNI AU aircraft at Abd. Saleh Air Force Base.
Introducing children to military aircraft, explained Major Tek Nurhariri, is very important, in addition to getting to know the Indonesian Air Force Base and to foster interest in aerospace.
"In addition, with this learning visit, children can also apply learning about air transportation. Insight and knowledge about aerospace from an early age to children need to be introduced, so that they can love aerospace and be embedded in themselves since childhood," concluded Mayor Tek. Nurhariri. (say/yon)
