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Prudence Celebration of the Word – 29.9.25

  • September 29, 2025
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I would love to hear how you used Prudence this week. Let me know in the comments below.

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  1. Year 5 says:
    October 3, 2025 at 2:05 pm

    I showed prudence today when I was swimming 25m for the first time. I didn’t think I could do it but I told myself I could so I did – Demola
    Before texting my auntie from my sister’s phone without her permission, I thought about it and decided that I shouldn’t – Ayomi
    I was playing with my dog and he accidentally bit me, I got angry so I decided to leave him alone and let myself calm down – Evelyn DCF
    I was playing with my brother and he started chasing me. I wasn’t happy so I was going to make the wrong choice but instead, I thought about what I should do and made the right choice – Emilio
    On Saturday’s I go to tuition, I didn’t know some of the words on the spelling test but I tried my best and got them right – Elaine
    At football, I got put on the bench and I wanted to go on so I kept asking my coach but he kept getting annoyed so I thought I didn’t want to get him angry so I sat down and waited patiently and then he put me on the pitch – Theo

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  2. Year 2 says:
    October 9, 2025 at 11:21 am

    Our class thought of lots of times they had to show prudence – how they had top think before they acted.

    One of the class remembered being at home and getting cross with Mum. It made her want to shout at Mum but she thought before she did and stopped herself from shouting. Another member of the class was playing with her brother and got angry. She thought carefully about her actions and was able to calm herself down. Another member of the class didn’t want to go to bed and wanted to say no but stopped himself and di as he was asked.

    When we talked together in class we spoke about prudence is good because it can help stop us making wrong choices.

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