Our chosen charity
What are the benefits of schools using this pack?
- To reduce children’s anxiety around the word ‘cancer’.
- Increase children’s understanding of charities.
- Provide information about the research into reducing childhood cancers.
You may also want to highlight a pupil's recent donation to the trust and explain their selfless act to help other pupil's. Or create awareness of fundraising ideas across the school.
On-Screen Lesson
Lesson Notes
Parent/Carer Letter
On-Screen Assembly
Assembly Notes
Further support from CCLG
More about the trust
The Little Princess Trust provides free real hair wigs to children and young people, up to 24 years who have lost their own hair through cancer treatment or other conditions. They also fund pioneering, life-saving research into childhood cancers. Find out more about our chosen charity here: www.littleprincesses.org.uk
Assembly Content:
- Information Pack
- On-Screen Assembly
- Parent/carer Pack
- CCLG Support
The Little Princess Trust
The Little Princess Trust is a charitable organisation dedicated to making a significant impact in the lives of children facing a challenging and emotional battle against cancer. Founded on the principles of compassion and support, this trust works tirelessly to provide a beacon of hope to young cancer patients.
At the heart of The Little Princess Trust's mission is donating real hair wigs to children who have lost their hair due to cancer treatments. These wigs are crafted with love and care, using donated hair from generous individuals who selflessly choose to contribute their locks. By offering these natural hair wigs free of charge, the trust helps restore young patients' physical appearance and boosts their self-esteem and confidence during an incredibly trying time.
Beyond providing wigs, The Little Princess Trust actively raises funds to support vital research into childhood cancers. They collaborate with medical professionals and institutions to advance knowledge and treatments, striving to improve the chances of recovery and long-term well-being for young cancer warriors.