St. James School Students Celebrate Bullying Awareness and Prevention Week with Friendship Bracelet Activity 🌈

St. James School recently participated in Bullying Awareness and Prevention Week with a meaningful and creative activity designed to promote kindness and friendship. Student council members led classes in a friendship bracelet-making initiative, where students crafted bracelets inscribed with words of kindness and love.

The bracelets, made with care, were either kept as a reminder of the importance of kindness or shared with friends to spread positive messages throughout the school community. This initiative highlights the school’s commitment to fostering a culture of respect, empathy, and inclusivity.

“As we mark Bullying Awareness and Prevention Week, we are reminded of the power of kindness in creating an environment where all students feel valued,” said Jody O’Daiskey, Principal of St. James School. “These small acts of kindness, like sharing a bracelet with a friend, contribute to a larger culture of respect that we strive to nurture every day.”

St. James School encourages students to continue spreading kindness and positivity beyond the classroom, embodying the spirit of unity and compassion that is at the heart of the Sudbury Catholic Schools community.