Patients Ashley Best and Katrina Giglia receiving the get well cards from the students with paediatric ward acting nurse manager Janice McEwen.
Camera IconPatients Ashley Best and Katrina Giglia receiving the get well cards from the students with paediatric ward acting nurse manager Janice McEwen. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Pickering Brook PS students’ cards brighten days for those at St John of God Midland

Lauren PedenMidland Kalamunda Reporter

PICKERING Brook students have made Midland hospital patients and caregivers smile with their handmade get well and thank you cards.

St John of God Midland Public and Private Hospitals chief executive Glen Power said those in the children’s ward were extremely grateful for the cards from Pickering Brook Primary School’s Year 2/3 class.

“The cards brought a smile to the faces of our patients, doctors and caregivers and certainly helped to brighten their days,” Dr Power said.

“It was very caring and thoughtful of the students to create the cards.

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“The students showed great creativity in the incorporation of plasters into the artwork of their cards.”

The cards were created as part of the school’s Treat Everyone Decently program and the class teacher chose the hospital after one of its nurses visited the school.