Kindness Diaries

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Each day children record acts of kindness they did, received or saw. This was done in a kindness diary and also recorded on our class whiteboard when these acts happened in class. We also have spent time around school helping out classrooms, the caretaker and helping the office staff. We will be sending some children to help in Bromley Kindy very soon as well.

Act of kindness Interview                                                                  Acts of kindness Interview 2




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