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Look at how she showed unbelievable kindness and love towards her mother-in-law after the death of her This worship session focuses on the value of KINDNESS and LOVE.

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Through the memorable idea of an ‘Invisible Backpack’, pupils consider how kind and unkind words can mutual respect as one of the five fundamental British Values and are encouraged to think about how kindness Listening when somebody else is speaking, using kind words, including others, recognising their feelings Why are kind words so powerful? Words can have a lasting effect on other people. Schools looking to explore these themes further may also find our Kindness assemblies for primary schools

Through story, discussion and reflection, children explore themes of gratitude, kindness and wellbeing Determined to find it again, he travels through forests, mountains and oceans searching for happiness Augustus and his Smile encourages children to think about wellbeing, gratitude and mindfulness in a gentle nature and the world around them understand that happiness can come from simple experiences think about kindness illustrator best known for her beautifully illustrated picture books featuring animals and themes of emotion, kindness

Children explore tolerance as one of the five fundamental British Values and think about how acceptance, kindness viewpoints, treat people fairly and recognise that someone does not have to agree with them to deserve kindness the assembly particularly adaptable across the primary age range, with younger children focusing on kindness Children do not always have to agree with one another, but they can still be kind, fair and accepting Optional collective worship slides use the Good Samaritan to explore kindness between people with different

Children are encouraged to think about how they welcome others, celebrate differences and show kindness Today, she continues to share her story and promote the values of kindness, fairness and inclusion.

Mutual respect means treating other people with kindness and consideration, including when they are different children can demonstrate mutual respect by listening, sharing, helping others, being fair and using kind Our Mutual Respect assemblies for primary schools provide further opportunities to explore kindness, They show mutual respect through kindness and consideration, and tolerance when they accept and respect

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