I am delighted to share our Rich in Kindness assemblies with you.
The assemblies can be watched again at your leisure to give all your pupils a refresher from what I shared in the live Zoom assembly and a great resource to reflect on as one of your PSHE lessons.
The assemblies are for Kindness Matters Schools only and are part of your annual school licence. Please do not share any recorded videos from the assemblies on social media.
All your program content can be easily located and viewed under the dropdown menu below.
In this assembly, I share the story of how we can become Rich in Kindness.
Our outcome is to teach the six steps of how to become Rich in Kindness – Kindness to self, at home, at school, to friends, in the community, and to the planet.
The first step is being kind to ourselves. We want to explore how children can apply acts of kindness for themselves daily and consistently throughout term one.
In this assembly, I share how we can become Rich in Kindness.
This lesson teaches your pupils the second step to becoming Rich in Kindness – Kindness at home. We want to explore how children can apply kindness at home daily and consistently throughout Autumn Term 2.
Remember, “One is better than none.”
In this assembly, I share how we can become Rich in Kindness.
This lesson teaches pupils the third step to becoming Rich in Kindness – Kindness at School. We want to explore how children can apply kindness at school daily and consistently throughout Spring Term 1.
Remember, “One is better than none.”
In this assembly, I share how we can become Rich in Kindness.
This lesson teaches pupils the fourth step to becoming Rich in Kindness – Kindness towards friends. We want to explore how children can apply kindness to a friend or future friends daily and consistently throughout Spring Term 2.
Remember, “One is better than none.”
In this assembly, I share how we can become Rich in Kindness.
This lesson teaches pupils the fifth step to becoming Rich in Kindness – Kindness in the community. We want to explore how children can apply kindness within the community daily and consistently throughout Summer Term 1.
Remember, “One is better than none.”
In this assembly, I share how we can become Rich in Kindness.
This lesson teaches pupils the six steps to becoming Rich in Kindness – Kindness towards the planet. We want to explore how children can apply kindness to the planet daily and consistently throughout Summer Term 2.
Remember, “One is better than none.”