["I Can Be..." Storytime Series] Healthcare Stories Brought to Life

About the Event

Every story has the power to spark curiosity.

This Children's Day, step into the world of healthcare through stories, play and discovery.

Join us at Punggol Library for a special Children's Day storytelling experience featuring From Ouch to Okay — a children's storybook that follows a young child's healthcare journey and introduces the many healthcare professionals he meets along the way.

Ms Sun Xueling, Adviser to Punggol GRC GROs and Senior Minister of State, will bring the story to life as the session's guest storyteller at the Stories Come Alive Room (SCAR).

Beyond the story, children and families can meet healthcare professionals and take part in hands-on activities that bring the world of healthcare to life. Each child will also receive an interactive activity book to continue the journey at home.

Participants can look forward to:

•    An interactive storytelling session with Ms Sun Xueling at the Stories Come Alive Room (SCAR)

•    Opportunities to meet and interact with healthcare professionals

•    Fun, hands-on healthcare-themed activities

•    A complimentary interactive activity book to bring home

Join us for a meaningful Children's Day celebration filled with stories, curiosity and discovery.

This programme is a screen-lite activity in support of Grow Well SG, happening at Punggol Library.

Registration and Attendance

• Registration is not required for this programme. Please walk in. Admission is subject to availability and is on a first-come, first-served basis.

• Attendance will be taken using the NLB Mobile app. Please download the app ( https://go.gov.sg/nlbmobile-attendance ) or update it to the latest version. Then, scan the QR code at the venue to take your attendance upon entry.

• Parents attending with children: please add your child’s profile in the NLB Mobile app before arriving, so you can include their attendance in the submission.

• It is compulsory for parents or caregivers to accompany their children…