When five-year-old Tatum McCall had to choose a community hero for a class project, the young student chose her aunt, a nurse at Grand River Hospital.
The class presentation was about the hero and their place of work. McCall chose her family member Samantha Mason.
"This is a school project and I had to do it for school that is a community helper and a hero and I chose my aunt," the girl said in a video of her presentation.
McCall also built a detailed replica of the hospital in Kitchener, with doorways to different departments including emergency, x-ray and COVID-19.
The hospital shared the video on its Twitter page on Wednesday.
"Well done, Tatum!" the post read in part.
Five-year-old Tatum McCall had to make a class presentation about a community hero and their place of work. She chose her aunt, GRH nurse Samantha Mason and built a detailed replica of our hospital. Well done, Tatum! �� pic.twitter.com/zkxcGUUi7z
— Grand River Hospital (@grhospitalkw) January 13, 2021-
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