Welcome to the Kids’ Kindness Club!
Being kind is the best thing you can be. So we’ve created a Kindness Club just for kids. If you haven’t already, click here to join the club (it’s free!) and you will receive our fortnightly Kindness Club email.
KINDNESS CHALLENGE
This week, we have been visiting someone very special. Can you guess who it is? We also have a summer challenge for you!
Watch the video to find out
Your entries can be sent to:
52 Lives, PO Box 3154, Reading, RG1 9AT
EARN your Kindness Badge
The Purple Kids’ Kindness Club badge is awarded for showing kindness to yourself and others. To find out what you need to do to earn your badge, click below to download the application form.
KINDNESS POLL
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SHOW AND TELL
The children at St Richard Reynolds School have been busy making cards for a young boy called Elliott, who isn’t very well at the moment.
Well done!
Competition Time
Want to make this the best summer ever? Spreading kindness is a great place to start. Complete our Kindness Calendar and you could win a £50 toy PLUS a buddy bench for your school.
Deadline: 16th September
Download the Challenge Sheet
KIND STORY OF THE WEEK
A 64 year old blind man who cycled 800 miles from Colditz Castle in Germany to West Bromwich has raised more than £75,000 for charity – and says the total left him “completely stunned”.
Dave Heeley, known as Blind Dave, did it in one week, finishing at the Hawthorns football stadium. Dave is the first blind person ever to complete the ultimate endurance race of seven marathons in seven days over seven continents.
The cyclists were given a rousing reception when they returned to West Bromwich with a guard of honour outside the Hawthorns.
NEW QUIZ!
Were you paying attention in this week's video? Take our quiz and find out.
Games and activities
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SHARE YOUR STORIES
We’d love to see what kind things you’ve been up to! If you’d like to share a photo of something kind you have done (for yourself or for someone else) ask a parent or guardian to send it to us.
Self-Kindness tip of the week:
Taking time to play is so good for us! Playing lets our brains relax and helps us feel less stress. When we play and laugh, it also releases feel-good chemicals in our brains which boost our mood.
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52 Lives,
PO Box 3154
Reading, RG1 9AT
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