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Lifestyle15 November 20152 min read

Changing world by spreading kindness

W orld Kindness Day, an internationally recognised initiative, was celebrated at St Christopher's with children of all age group performing random acts of kindness at school and at home. 'Kindness Squad' of St Christopher's Junior School met staff, parents and pupils with free hu

Editorial Team Legacy

Published 15 November 2015, 8:00 · Updated 22:10

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Changing world by spreading kindness

World Kindness Day, an internationally recognised initiative, was celebrated at St Christopher’s with children of all age group performing random acts of kindness at school and at home.

‘Kindness Squad’ of St Christopher’s Junior School met staff, parents and pupils with free hugs, high-fives, stickers and special treats as part of the event.

Students and staff of Senior School celebrated the day by encouraging their peers to spread compassion and generosity. The Community Service captains created card stalls where students and teachers could come over, make a card and then send it to someone in school.

Some of the captains also welcomed students into school this morning with happy stamps that they placed on their hands. Student Kamilah El Kanfoudi made paper fortune cookies that she gave out as people came in. They opened the paper up to reveal their fortune inside.

World Kindness Day

World Kindness Day

World Kindness Day

World Kindness Day,

World Kindness Day

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