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WaterWise Instructor Charles McHelm visited Turfhall primary on the Cape Flats to teach them about water safety. When he visited the Grade 2's he found that some of the children had brought their Teddy Bears to school, and so, after explaining that they should never practice CPR on a friend, he told them that they could show their parents how to do hands on CPR by demonstrating on their Teddy Bears!176f5b0a34f36ae95504e6218ab330e6One of the other schools that he visited was Silverlea primary where he concentrated on teaching the children how to avoid an emergency, but also what to do and who to call if they needed help.Charles's WaterWise lesson is sponsored by TNPA.Silverlea children learn 10177 Silverlea children learn 10177 his is g2 whom some of them brought there dolls and teddybears to practics the CPR
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