Baby tackles bullying
Children in Lewisham have been having a special lesson on bullying from a four-month-old baby.
Babies used to teach schoolchildren about caring for others
A scheme is using infants to teach primary schoolchildren about caring for others.
Children in Lewisham have been having lessons with a baby to learn how to be kinder.
The pupils at Edmund Waller Primary are part of a pilot scheme which has cut playground scraps around the world.
Paul Brand spoke to Mary Gordon Roots of Empathy founder.
Baby joins fight against bullying
by Paul Brand
Baby Zoe is taking one class a week at Edmund Waller Primary in Lewisham to teach children how to treat one another.
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VIDEO: Children talk about lessons learned from baby
Pupils at Edmund Waller Primary talk about valuable lessons learned from spending time with a baby at their school. This is part of an initiative to tackle bullying.
VIDEO: Baby tackles problem of bullying
Children at Edmund Waller Primary in Lewisham have been having a lesson on bullying from a baby.
Schoolchildren get lesson on bullying from baby
Children in Lewisham have been having a special lesson on bullying - from a four-month-old baby.
Pupils at Edmund Waller Primary are the first in the UK to learn about emotions by having regular visits from a family.
The idea has come from Canada, where research shows children who interact with babies develop more consideration for other pupils' emotions.