World Kindness Day - 11am Virtual Assembly

World Kindness Day - Virtual Assembly
11am

WORKSHOP DETAILS
Assembly Time: 11am
Age Groups: Most suitable for Key Stage 1 and 2
Length: Approx 30 minutes
Workshop Host: Director of Kindness, Greig Trout.
Format: It is a live, virtual assembly held on Zoom Webinar (the children can see Greig, but he cannot see the children and they cannot see each other). Teachers can ask and answer questions on behalf of the children using the chat box.
Availability: We have space for approximately 100 schools on each assembly. Our assemblies tend to fill up very quickly, so please book early to secure your school’s place.
How many of our classes can join in? Feel free to have as many classes taking part in the assembly as you wish
Please note, your school may request to view the assembly on a maximum of 10 screens. If you require more screens, please enter the quantity you need during the booking process and we will email you to confirm whether we can fulfil your request).

WHAT HAPPENS IN THE ASSEMBLY?
This special World Kindness Day assembly will be a lively, uplifting celebration of kindness, based around the theme ‘One Kind Thing’. Greig will lead the presentation, with questions and opportunities for children to join in along the way. It will include:

• A celebration of World Kindness Day and why it is marked around the world.
• Messages from lots of different people sharing the one kind thing they are doing for World Kindness Day.
• Inspiring examples of how one simple act can make a meaningful difference.
• A look at how kindness spreads and helps to create happier, more supportive schools and communities.
• An exciting World Kindness Day challenge, inviting every child to choose and carry out their own one kind thing.
• The launch of nominations for our national Kindness Awards, including details of how schools can get involved.
  

RESOURCES NEEDED
A printable activity sheet - we will send you a link to the printable activity sheet by the end of October (children can also just use their own paper if you prefer).