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Hospital School SA
Education for children with acute and chronic health and mental health needs at WCH, FMC & LMH
Thanks South Aussie with Cosi for spending the day with us. We were so excited to have you come for Sports Day (why we were all wearing blue and headbands 😂). We want to thank Credit Union SA for the $10,000 which we will put to good use. The School Impact Project is a fantastic initiative and we want to thank Eliza and Jo for this support. Department for Education, South Australia and Women's and Children's Health Network.
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Tune in to see how it all went when South Aussie with Cosi spent the day at Hospital School SA.
Sunday Nov 17 at 5:30pm on Ch7
Department for Education, South Australia
Women's and Children's Health Network
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Cannot wait to watch it 😍
Bringing fun and laughter to the Women’s and Children’s Hospital and Flinders Medical Centre, the Clown Doctors from the Humour Foundation provide an incredible service that brightens our students’ lives. With their red noses, playful acts, and compassionate presence, Clown Doctors offer emotional support and a sense of normalcy in challenging times. They don’t just entertain; they uplift, comfort, and remind us of the healing power of laughter. Thank you to our Clown Doctors: Dr Blot, Dr Fancy Pants, Dr Bananas, Dr Dodo, Dr Yum Yum and Dr Gumnut and in memory of the beautiful Dr Prim-rose for spreading hope and smiles where they’re needed most! Hospital School SA loves you 😘 and today on Clown Doctors Appreciation Day we wanted to show you that you’re all one of us… or are we all one of you?!?!
Hospital School SA
Department for Education, South Australia
Women's and Children's Health Network
Clown Doctors
#HealingWithHumour #ClownDoctors #HumourFoundation #HealthcareHeroes
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Thank you so much for this amazing tribute! Hmm, the jury is out but we think you're definitely becoming one of us 🤩🥳
How wonderful! Well done to the Hospital School SA for so beautifully acknowledging the amazing work of the Clown Doctors! 🤡
Absolutely love this, the children's smiles on their faces today would have melted everyone's heart ❤️
Love the clown doctors, so many laughs with them… still have our o-fish-oil certifi-cat that Dr Bananas awarded Soph 💛
What a special experience for one of HSSA students. So great to see Ky meet both the King and Queen during their visit.
Royal wish granted as boy diagnosed with blood disorder bestows Queen Camilla with bouquet
www.abc.net.au
Two young siblings involved in a crucial bone marrow transplant have been granted a "once-in-a-lifetime" audience with King Charles III and Queen Camilla during their royal tour of Australia.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
A big congratulations to our trainee Lara for winning Trainee of the Year at the 2024 SA Training Awards. 🎉
Lara is an outstanding member of the HSSA Crew and will be continuing with us now she has completed her traineeship. 🏆
Well done Lara, we are very proud of you 👏
Hospital School SA
Department for Education, South Australia
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Well done Lara! 👏🏼
Well done Lara
Good job Lara!!
For Person and Family Centred Care Month, Hospital School SA students produced an accumulative piece. Ripped paper which students textured, were layered to represent the theme. This piece was coordinated by our Nunga Family Advocate - Tikari. The piece was presented to the Women's and Children's Health Network and is on display in front of the Queen Victoria Lecture Theatre.
Department for Education, South Australia
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Amazing work
The Chronic Pain Service partnered with consumers, students, parents, and educators to develop education video resources. This partnership empowered caregivers and community services in understanding paediatric chronic pain from a consumer-driven perspective while also helping to increase school participation for young people living with chronic pain. Hospital School SA is grateful to be a part of education support with the fantastic team.
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