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This document is from an assembly on the value of pride. It explores the definition of pride and has students reflect on what makes them proud, including their own achievements and the people they admire. Students are asked to think about how exploring responsibility guided their thinking and behavior. They are reminded of the three parts of an apology and encouraged to accept others for who they are. The document celebrates the school community and encourages students to feel proud of their accomplishments that year.
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- 2. ‘Proud’ – Heather Small (2000) What have you done today to make you feel proud?
- 3. Welcome to our ‘Values’ assembly A value is a principle that guides our thinking and behaviour
- 5. Who would you say has shown the best example in their values learning in your class?
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- 8. DID YOU ACCEPT EVERYONE FOR WHO THEY ARE?
- 9. DID YOU REMEMBER THE SIGN FOR LOVE?
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- 12. PRIDE Who are you proud of? What are you proud of? How do you feel when you know other people are proud of you? What have you done (today – or any day) to make yourself proud?
- 13. “I am SO PROUD of ALL of you – for learning, growing and succeeding together in so many ways!”
- 14. PRIDE Who are you proud of? What are you proud of? How do you feel when you know other people are proud of you? What have you done (today – or any day) to make yourself proud?
- 15. “I am so proud of our whole school community (children, staff, parents, governors) for creating a wonderful Values Based School
- 16. PRIDE Who are you proud of? What are you proud of? How do you feel when you know other people are proud of you? What have you done (today – or any day) to make yourself proud?
- 17. “I am personally very proud to have raised lots of money for our school this year. I have been delighted and felt really happy to be given lots of support and be thanked by many people. Some people even said I had inspired them to set a goal for themselves! This makes me feel incredibly proud!”
- 18. PRIDE Who are you proud of? What are you proud of? How do you feel when you know other people are proud of you? What have you done (today – or any day) to make yourself proud?
- 19. Your turn… “What have you done this year to make you feel proud?”
- 20. Being proud … of our sporting efforts. Everyone who took part tried their best!
- 21. Being proud … of everyone who was brave enough to go out of their comfort zone!
- 22. We are so lucky to have so many fantastic opportunities … think about what you and your friends have done this year to make yourselves proud? Please also think about the people who have made these opportunities happen for you…they should be very proud of themselves!
- 23. Perhaps you, your class or your year group would like to make a ‘PROUD’ photo collage…
- 25. What have you really enjoyed this year? What have you felt really successful at? Have you overcome any challenges or difficulties? Have you achieved something you didn’t think you could do? Have you reached a personal goal? How has you ‘mindset’ grown this year? What values have helped you most? Have you inspired anyone else?
- 26. A value is a principle that guides our thinking and behaviour How does PRIDE do this?
- 27. A quiet moment of prayer or reflection... PRIDE
- 28. As we reflect, think about how PRIDE makes the world a better place to be.
- 29. Here in our school Let us be peaceful at all times. Let our rooms be full of happiness and respect for each other. Let love be in our hearts With kindness and compassion for all. Let us remember In learning together, We grow together And succeed together. A prayer for all of us
- 34. ‘Proud’ – Heather Small (2012) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEoxGJ79PMs
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