The Great Kindness Challenge is dedicated to creating a culture of kindness at schools nationwide.

Bristol School is proudly participating in

our own Color Our World with Kindness & Friendship 2.0

February 1-19, 2021.

Want to learn more about this year's theme days & challenges? Click here to visit Bristol's February Morning Announcements!

What’s a Random Act of Kindness or Renegade Act of Kindness (RAK)?

A RAK is an unexpected selfless action that offers kindness to others. Like helping without being asked - smiling and saying hi can spread kindness.
RAKs can even benefit the environment - the possibilities are endless.

As we spread kindness and friendship to others please think about this quote from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Life’s most persistent and urgent question is… what are you doing for others..

Kindness and Your Health and Brain:

Did you know that random acts of kindness (both giving and receiving) can help our brains and keep us healthy?

That’s right, acts of kindness can release happy chemicals in our brains that boost our moods and health. Kindness can even lower blood pressure! Want to learn more, click here to read about The Science of Kindness.

Questions?

Contact

Bristol's School Counselors:

Mrs. Thorson

Mrs. Roethlisberger

Want to send a

Smile-a-gram?

Learning or Working In-person:

Write a note with materials in Smile-a-gram bins through your K4-8th gr. homeroom. Smile givers place messages in the class gram envelope & the Smile team will get them delivered.

Learning or Working Virtually:

Smile-E-gram Google form posted in school counseling Google classrooms & shared with staff via email. Complete the form and the Smile team will get your message delivered.

Bristol’s Friendship and Kindness Challenge events

were inspired by:

The Great Kindness Challenge

Random Acts of Kindness

Random Acts of Kindness Week

Bristol Friendship and Kindness Challenge