Lady Cilento Children's Hospital School
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The LCCH School is a P-12 school servicing children and their families of the Lady Cilento Children's Hospital and its associated campuses.
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“My highlight has to be the Table Tennis tournaments. They build camaraderie, friendship and skill. It’s great to see the improvement in the players and see the principal right through to the students get involved with a lot of fun and laughter.” Phillipa, Year 5/6 Teacher Aide.
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“The highlight of my year has to be the faces and smiles of the students that are in my room. Being part of their time while they are in hospital is a privilege and they make me laugh and smile every day. There is no more fun place on Earth than in the year 7-8 classroom at the LCCH School, unless there are superheroes around, then they win.” Anna, Year 7-8 teacher.
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Families travel long distances to Brisbane for treatment for themselves or family members. It is a highlight for us to work with students and to share in such fabulous experiences as when the Ekka came to the hospital. Our teaching context is always varied and we are able to provide the opportunity to join in hospital and wider community events to engage and enrich children's learning. Karen and Felicia -Teachers 5C
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“My highlight was definitely our wonderful Sports Day. Seeing Prof. Pearn and Sr. Angela Mary Doyle compete in the egg and spoon race was spectacular. The Olympians who attended really got into the spirit of it all and made the day very special for our hospital school students. Thanks Juiced TV for adding lots of special effects!” Michelle, Principal.
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William attends the Lady Cilento Children's Hospital weekly for treatment and loves story time at the start of his regular learning routine. One of the highlights of the year is seeing William interact in the Day Unit with one of our amazing staff members, Leanne, achieving some of his learning goals. Felicia and Karen, teachers 5B
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“This year, in Term 3, our years 5/6 and 7/8 classes went on an excursion to the historic Newstead House. My favourite part was watching our students be immersed in learning about the history of the house and the surrounding suburbs and tribes, and what it was like to live in the 1800's. It was also lovely to see new friendships blossom among the students as we spent the day learning and playing together.” Carly, Year 5/6 teacher.
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“To see a student who has worked hard to return to school after a long absence, smile and dance her way through the school door.” Maree, Day Program South liaison teacher.
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‘My favourite part of working in the 7-8 classroom, besides all of the cake, is when with giant hearts we get to send our students home. While we love having them, sending them back happy and healthy to their home schools is my favourite part of my job.’ Felise, teacher aide, Year 7 and 8.
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Wishing all of our school community a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Sending warm wishes and happy times for your holidays.
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Sylvana is a teacher from the Inpatient Unit, 11A. Neuroscience and Orthopaedic. Her highlight for 2016 was walking into Ella’s room and seeing a smile, full of life, love and laughter, eager to learn or accomplish a Christmas task. It’s the smiles that make it all the worthwhile.
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Over the Christmas Holidays we’ll be running our staff highlights series. Our staff at the hospital school are incredibly lucky to do the job that they do. So stick around and see some of things that make our days better than all of the rest. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everyone!
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The Day Program North recently went on an excursion to The Edge at the Queensland State Library where they did a digital printing workshop. Check out their skills!
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