Celebrate
Mitzvot are good deeds, acts of kindness, helpfulness or respect, that the children show towards each other, at home or in nursery.
They form the core of our Positive Behaviour Policy, catching the children doing it right. Children are asked daily, at snack time for any Mitzvot they have done. Teachers are always on the lookout, ready to notice and celebrate. We do this through singing about the child, recording the Mitzva and displaying it on our Mitzva Tree.
Where possible, especially at the Shabbat party, we share the Mitzvot with the parents, who also tell us of good deeds their child has done at home.
This unique emphasis truly Celebrates the Sparkle in Each Child, like nothing else!!
N. Returned the scooter to his neighbour who left had left it behind.
R. Helps set the table at home for breakfast
As. Helps pour the drinks at lunch time for each of the children
Al. Feeds the birds and squirrels
Ay. Listens to her mum and does her violin practise
B. Gives hugs to his dad, especially when he wasn't feeling well.
Av. Helps put out the mats and gives out the tzedaka money
R. Stays in her bed at night and doesn't wake up her parents
E. Helps a younger pupil change his shoes for outdoor play
F. Offered to hold a younger child's hand to support her with the obstacle course
H. Shares her fruit and makes lovely cards for her friends