Warm up activities

A creative activity where students write down positive thoughts, quotes or words of encouragement, which are then displayed on a special wall or bulletin board in the classroom

A bodywork and warm-up activity focused on the creation of bonds between participants.

A visual and interactive activity where students write on slips of paper things they are grateful for or people they are grateful to within the school community.

An interactive activity that promotes positive communication and confidence building among students

A reflective activity that encourages pupils to be aware of and record the good actions they perform or observe in others throughout the day. 

The Reading Corner is designed to create a love of reading and provide a quiet space where students can calm down and enjoy good books.

A designated seating area in the schoolyard where pupils can sit if they are looking for someone to talk to, play with, or need a friend. 

The "Kindness Through Nature: Green Guardians" initiative combines environmental stewardship with acts of kindness, encouraging students to care for the planet and each other.

Letters of sympathy is an activity where students write letters or make cards for classmates, teachers, family members or community members who need encouragement, thanks or support.

An activity that promotes interaction between students and older members of the community, such as residents of retirement homes or members of local associations.

A programme in which students in upper grades become mentors to younger students to promote reading and literacy.

Bringing fruit for a snack during the day.

The activity is based on making two collages: one representing how you see yourself in real life and another representing how you present yourself on social media.

Representing your true life vs. life in social media.

Working with social media.

In this activity, group members participate by passing a ball from one pair to the next using a towel.

Drawing in pairs is a collaborative activity where two individuals work together to create artwork, sharing ideas and techniques to produce a combined piece.

This playful yet profound group dynamics activity invites participants to place chairs randomly in a space and engage in a strategic game where they must prevent an “monkey” from sitting down. While following strict rules about movement and contact, the group must collaborate non-verbally and think strategically. The goal? Keep the old man standing for 60 seconds without breaking the rules.