Kindness & community
Kind hands, kind words and helping our community.
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- Lesson 1 · EYFS · 10 min
Kind hands, kind words
Show a kind action and say a kind word.
Learn: Kindness means helping and caring. Kind hands share and help. Kind words say please, thank you, and 'Are you OK?'
Try it: Do one kind thing for someone today and tell a grown-up.
Check: Give an example of kind words.
Please, thank you, or 'Are you OK?'
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- Lesson 2 · KS1 · 15 min
Everyone is welcome
Explain that families and people are different and all deserve respect.
Learn: People look different, speak different languages and have different kinds of families: a mum and a dad, two mums, two dads, one parent, grandparents or carers. Every family that loves and cares is a real family.
Try it: Draw your family or a made-up family and share what makes it special.
Check: Are all families the same?
No — families are different, and all caring families deserve respect
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- Lesson 3 · KS2 · 20 min
Standing up to unkindness
Know what to do if you see bullying.
Learn: If you see someone being unkind, you can be an upstander: stay safe, do not join in, kindly check on the person, and tell a trusted adult. Telling to keep someone safe is not 'telling tales'.
Try it: Write three things an upstander could say or do.
Check: What is an upstander?
Someone who safely helps and tells a trusted adult instead of joining in
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