We Can Learn From Great British People'

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We Can Learn From Great British People.

• Begin by discussing the following with the person
  next to you.
• What makes a person great?

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As a class discuss what the people below have
done that makes them great.
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What about some ordinary people that have done
some great things?

• 16 year old Carl Duval was waiting for a train
  when a woman on the same platform fainted and
  fell onto the train tracks. No one was brave
  enough to jump down to save her as a 100mph train
  could have come along. Carl jumped on to the
  tracks to save her without a second thought. He
  saved her life.

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Liam Fairhurst.

• 13 year old Liam lost his best friend to cancer
  whilst he was trying to fight the disease
  himself. Instead of giving up he put his pain
  aside and went on to raise 150,000 to help other
  children suffering from cancer.

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Nathan Thompson.

• 9 year old Nathan was brave enough to save his
  Mum from a crazed knife attacker that had broken
  into his house and was trying to stab her to
  death. He didnt think about his own safety and
  jumped on the man to stop him.

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Jaden Ashton.

• 6 year old Jaden saved his Mums life by acting
  quickly when she fell into a diabetic coma. He
  knew to ring 999 immediately and remained calm
  giving the operator all the necessary details for
  the paramedics. He then tended to his Mum until
  the ambulance arrived.

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What about you?

• Great people are all around you whether they be
  famous, in your town, in your school or even in
  your home.
• You can always learn something from these people
  whether its drive, ambition, talent, commitment,
  focus, bravery, courage, selflessness or a
  display of unconditional love.

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Do Something Great This Week!

• Make it your focus to do something great this
  week. It doesnt have to be saving someones life
  though! It could be something much smaller like
  helping out more around the house or making the
  effort to talk to someone that you dont usually
  bother with.
• You will be surprised what a big difference the
  little gestures make.