The McDonald's Camp Quality puppet performance has been created
to help inform and educate children about what it's like to live
with cancer. It helps kids learn how to be more supportive and
understanding of a classmate, friend or family
member living with cancer.
The style of the show facilitates discussion and encourages
children to ask questions after the show. Whether it is a child
living with cancer who discusses how they feel about being at
school, or a child who needs reassurance about the facts of cancer,
the safe and secure environment created
helps children discuss their concerns and emotions.
- "Students were engrossed." - Sue Hansen, Creaney
PS
- "Fantastic! A caring approach to a topic kids have so many
questions about." - Chris Walsh, Kewdale PS
- "Excellent! Right on for what the children need, in 'kid speak'
they understood." - Judy, Lathlain PS
- "That's the best puppet show I've ever seen!"
- Bannister Creek PS
- "Today I learnt that you can't catch cancer from other people."
- Karridale PS
- "Today I found out that people can look different on the
outside but it's what's inside that counts."
- Karridale PS