How do you choose to celebrate significant events?
We are all different; our lives, and our beliefs. How or if we choose to celebrate the coronation will be different too and we respect this.
The coronation service, where King Charles III will be crowned king, is a Christian service. However, it will reflect the different religions and diversity of modern Britain. Our religion or belief should never stop us being invited to take part in coronation celebrations.
How do you learn best?
Different countries have different rules and laws about school and education. In the UK, all children must be provided with an education from age 5 to 18.
In Afghanistan, girls over 11 years of age are not allowed to attend school. Being a boy or a girl should never stop us from doing something or cause us to be treated unfairly.
Can you prepare for emergency situations?
There are many situations in life that can become dangerous. By considering the consequences of our actions and managing risks, we can help to keep ourselves and others safer.
Some people will not receive emergency alerts because they do not have mobile phones or other devices. There are other ways people can be alerted so everyone can be kept as safe as possible.
We discussed how we all have the right to live in a safe environment. The emergency alert is one way that can help us stay safe.
How do communities support each other in difficult times?
Community groups can be formed by people with similar interests or characteristics. Not everyone shares the same interests or characteristics as each other but we can respect that.
Some communities can be formed based on people’s characteristics. The nine characteristics are protected so nobody should be treated unfairly because of them.
We can join or set up groups or organisations and form our own communities. We can meet with others as long as this does not harm other people.