From: Alison, Pri 5, Methodist Girls’
I remember last year, when it was nearing the end of recess, I noticed that someone had fallen down in school and was all muddy. I contemplated whether to help her as if I helped her, it could result in me being late for my next class. I made sure to help her to the best of my ability as someone else had helped me before and she was really kind. So, I decided to show this girl the same kind of kindness. I first took her to the office to get a new clean set of the school uniform. After she changed into the uniform, I helped her to clean the mud off her shoes and socks. She thanked me profusely and told me how grateful she was for my kindness and help. I knew I could never turn back time to be early for my class, but I knew I had done the right thing for the girl. When I was running up to my classroom on the fourth floor, I felt a strong sense of happiness for doing the right thing and showing kindness even though it was difficult.