The children had the opportunity to learn about and try out a range of medical equipment including: blood pressure cuffs, key hole surgery tools, thermometers, heartrate monitors and much more. Incredibly, Chloe had a real needle that we could use to take "blood" from a prosthetic arm! This gave the children the opportunity to reduce their fears around this equipment in medical settings and increase their knowledge about the human body.
This links with the UNCRC's Article 28: We all have the right to an education and SDG 3: Good health and wellbeing.