When we created our Class Charter at the start of the year, the most important quality the children wanted to see in their classmates and staff, was kindness.  With this in mind, we set out to create a ‘Ripples of Kindness’ display in our school foyer so that others could be made aware of the importance of small acts of kindness too.

We used oil pastels to create the ‘ripple lines’ that would be seen if a pebble was thrown in water.  Then, we experimented with water colour paints, using the ‘wet on wet’ technique.  It was so relaxing, watching the colours spread and mix, as we placed our wet brushes on the card.

Time spent playing around with the paints, mixing colours and adding more or less water to our card, definitely paid off!  The finished results are beautiful!  Well done P4-5-6!

Now, we are thinking about the different ‘types’ of kind acts we can do and the positive ‘ripples’ they can send to others in school, at home and in our community.

Please stop and take a look when you visit school next week.

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