Artarmon Public School

This episode of the Kindness Podcast is designed especially for K-6 students and centres on the importance of being an ‘upstander’ both at school and at home. In addition to exploring what it means to stand up for others and promote kindness, this episode features fresh insights and stories from students across the school, sharing their experiences and perspectives on 'upstander' behaviour.

Join us for this special edition with a one off interview with the author of the Kindness Project, Deb Abela.In this episode, Deb shares her personal experience with kindness and gives us a deeper look into the reasons behind writing the book and ways to share and spread kindness in everyday life.

Welcome to the second episode of the APS Kindness Project Podcast made specifically for students in grades 3-6. This episode focuses on how to accept kindness, and what to do when someone isn't being kind.Thanks for tuning in to our student-led podcast.We hope you enjoyed!

Enjoy listening to our second episode of the Kindness Project Podcast!This episode is tailored for K-2 students and young children.Today we are talking about small acts of kindness and manners within a school community.Our goal with this podcast is to promote kindness in a positive view within Artarmon Public School.

Welcome to the first episode of Artarmon PS student led podcast!Our goal for the year was to use 'kindness' as a backbone for our school community to create closer relationships and connections, building a greater sense of belonging.Season One of our podcast was inspired by the book 'Kindness Project' by Deborah Abela.This specific podcast was designed for our primary and older listeners.

Welcome to the first episode of the Artarmon PS student led podcast!Our goal for the year was to use 'kindness' as a backbone for our school community to create closer relationships and connections, building a greater sense of belonging.Season One of our podcast was inspired by the book 'Kindness Project' by Deborah Abela.This specific podcast was designed for our younger listeners.