OCCUPATION HATS (5PK)

People Who Help Us Hat Set (Who To Be Today) "Who To Be Today? Firefighter, nurse, or traffic officer - the hat decides! Children pop one on and step straight into community helper role play. They practise new words, learn about rules and safety, and explore how people care for us every day. This seven-piece set includes police styles, medical wear, and a bright crossing patrol cap, so character changes are quick and joyful. The soft-feel fabrics are comfy for little heads and stand up to busy, repeated play. Easy-care, machine-washable materials keep the set fresh all term, while the recycled polyester content supports your eco goals. Use for small-group drama, story sacks, and PSHE prompts. Add clipboards, phones, and signs to deepen talk and problem-solving. Model real-life scenarios - calling emergency services, helping at a crossing, or caring for patients - to build empathy and confidence. Finish a session with reflective talk: "Who helped today? How did we keep everyone safe? Simple, powerful learning - all from a box of hats. A robust, everyday value resource for EYFS classrooms, nurseries, and childminders. Features 7-piece hat set for community helper role play: firefighter, traffic police, traditional police, police cap, medical theatre cap, crossing patrol, and nurse headband. One size: 18 months 5 years (comfortable, elasticated/adjusted styles). Fabric & finish: at least 90% recycled polyester, mixed materials, soft-feel, durable stitching and hemming. Care: machine washable; colours: black/blue/red/white/yellow (multicolour). Safety: keep away from fire. Design note: contents/colour details may vary by batch. Benefits Early years role play: prompts everyday scenarios and imaginative dressing-up in the classroom. Communication & Language: grows vocabulary for jobs, tools, rules and safety through sustained talk. PSHE/PSED: encourages empathy, turn-taking, confidence and responsible choices. Understanding the World: explores how community helpers work and how we keep each other safe. Inclusive play: unisex designs invite all children to participate and co-create stories. Open-ended learning: perfect for small-world scenes, story sacks and dramatic play across provision.