Wednesday 28 August 2013

Family Support Princess Party


After our last visit to Alice Mc Donald, we knew she felt lonely. She has been unable to go to school as often because of her collapsed lung. Alice loves Princesses so we decided to hold a princess party for her. To organise this we had to make a run sheet and work out all the things that we needed. We also reflected on our experiences as a group so far.









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  1. Unknown28 August 2013 at 17:24

    Girls, I was at this trip and I loved being there. I admire the way you have worked so hard to support the family of Alice Macdonald during the course of her illness.

    I know Mrs Macdonald has appreciated the fact that she has been able to take a break while you are there. She has also enjoyed the company and variety of activities you have given Alice, as well as the food you baked for the other children's school lunches! That was very thoughtful because having a very sick child can put a lot of strain on the family.

    I was so impressed with your organisation. You are certainly using all your transdisciplinary skills.

    Keep it up, girls!

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  2. Greg28 August 2013 at 23:26

    Hi girls - just reading back through the blog and I saw the entry about the visit we had from Jane Mahoney - remember she said, "It is also important to have a task list. Stick to your tasks and make sure you know all the necessary jobs." I think if you read back through that post you will (and should be!!!) really impressed at how del you organised this event! Great job!!!

    Mr P

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  3. Anonymous29 August 2013 at 01:25

    Wow - i think that run sheet looks so useful! I'm going to steal that to organise the next 'at home' birthday party we have!!! Great stuff - and that's so fantastic re baking for the other children's lunches - so nice to think of them and include them in what you're doing.
    To use my favourite word yet again... AWESOME!!!
    ~Natalie

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  4. Anonymous29 August 2013 at 14:23

    Aww. That is so sweet girls.

    Sarah Be, 8C

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  5. Jill29 August 2013 at 15:02

    I can tell you are really making a difference - and that is what it is all about. Well done.

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  6. Anonymous29 August 2013 at 17:07

    Wow Guys! Thats great! Alice looks like she is having a great time!

    Caroline

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  7. Anonymous12 September 2013 at 23:37

    I bet that Alice is really happy that you coming to play. Mrs Macdonald will be so happy that you playing with Alice because she can do other things.

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