Children Celebrate Special Kindness Day

To celebrate this year’s Random Acts of Kindness Day, children at Little Trinity Nursery have been creative with cards and flowers and raising funds for children’s charity Crackerjacks.

National Random Acts of Kindness Day, celebrated on February 17th, encourages people nationwide to perform simple acts of kindness for others.

Little Trinity Nursery children with their Food Bank donations, tissue flowers and love heart messages to families.

Nursery Manager, Gaynor Carter, stated: "It's important for children to understand that simple acts of kindness can positively impact how someone feels and that being kind is worthwhile just to make someone smile."

The children engaged in random acts of kindness by making tissue flowers, kindness cards, rainbows, and bookmarks, donating food to the Food Bank, and discussing ways to be kind at nursery and home during circle time.

Said Gaynor: “We’re over the moon as we’ve managed to raise £157 so far for Crackerjacks with money still coming in!

“We’re so thankful and grateful to our wonderful families for supporting us and the children to make this year’s celebrations so special.”