A former Scully Park lifeguard and pool attendant has seen first hand the danger that can lurk within the water, and has taken it upon himself to teach the next generation a critical life skill.
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Cameron McFarlane started teaching school kids CPR four years ago, and after running his latest seminar at William Cowper, can now boast teaching more than 5500 regional children the lesson that could save a life.
“Of all those kids I know of at least one that has performed CPR and been successful – it is a very important skill to have,” Mr McFarlane said.
“There is more awareness around it these days and the kids come in knowing a bit more than they used to. The push now is for the kids to go home and start the conversation with their parents, get them involved or at least start the conversation.”
