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Exceptional Education at the Heart of the Community

Exceptional Education at the Heart of the Community

Considerate

What does being considerate mean?

Treating others in the way we would like to be treated.

If I am being Considerate I can:

• Build a strong rapport with others leading to really positive relationships.

• Think carefully before acting and speaking and as a result be able to help others to become their best selves.

• Show kindness through my words and actions.

• Show excellent manners in my speech and actions.

• Develop greater confidence in my interactions with others, speaking politely at all times.

• Speak with kindness towards others and motivate them to be their best.

• Behave in a warm and welcoming way which makes others feel appreciated.

• Show kindness and care in words and actions towards fellow students, staff and members of the wider community.

• Always remember to say thank you and show gratitude to others.

• Work really hard to ensure that others feel accepted, appreciated and included.

Activities:

• Say thank you to someone for their actions e.g. say thank you to your parents for cooking your dinner. You could even write a thank you note!

• Compliment someone

• Think of something you can do to help your local community e.g. the school hub, litter picking, etc.

• Make sure people feel included – is there someone you could invite to play your game tomorrow?

• Smile at someone as you walk past them

• Random act of kindness

• Play a turn taking game

• Write a letter to let someone know how much you appreciate them