Children saying sorry

About this resource

This visual resource shows children in an apology context, a situation relatable for primary-age students. Through imand lesson ideas, it introduces the concept of saying sorry, reconciliation, and the broader theme of forgiveness. It draws connections to teachings on forgiveness in Christianity and other religions, allowing students to see the universality of apology across cultures. Teachers are supported with prompts and activity suggestions to encourages age discussions about the importance of acknowledging mistakes, learning from them, and making amends. This resource provides a safe environment to discuss emotional aspects of apologies, encourages aging self-reflection and empathy. It also highlights key values such as humility, respect, and integrity in relation to reconciliation, emphasising their importance in daily interactions. The visual aid serves as a prompt for role-playing exercises, enabling students to practice and internalise these values. It is ideal for young learners in Religious Education looking to explore character development in the context of moral and ethical growth.