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Weekly Tip for Christian School Owners

“Lead the culture before you lead the curriculum.”

Children learn more from the environment they experience than from the lessons they are taught.

This week, focus on building a culture that reflects Christ in everyday interactions.

Here are 3 practical ways to do that this week:

1. Pray intentionally over your staff and students
Take 10–15 minutes before school begins to pray specifically for wisdom, patience, protection, and transformation in the lives of your learners and teachers.
2. Model the values you want reproduced.
If you want children to show kindness, discipline, honesty, and excellence, let your staff consistently see those traits in leadership first.
3. Correct with grace, not just authority
Christian education is not only about discipline; it is discipleship. When correcting students or staff, let restoration be the goal, not humiliation.

Scripture for the week:

“And let us consider one another in order to stir up love and good works.” — Hebrews 10:24

A thriving Christian school is built not only on strong academics, but on daily demonstrations of God’s character.

First Staff and first Learner of the term.

HAPPY RESUMPTION ONCE AGAIN!

*Our Character Trait for Week 1 is: THANKSGIVING*

*Pronunciation* : /ˈθæŋksˌɡɪvɪŋ/

*Syllables* : Thanks - giv - ing (3)

*Meaning*
The act of expressing gratitude and appreciation to God and to others for blessings, kindness, and good things received.
*Synonyms*
Gratitude, appreciation, thankfulness, praise, acknowledgement

*Antonyms*
Ingratitude, unthankfulness, complaining, grumbling, murmuring

*Bible Verses**
*Psalm 107:1*. “Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good; His love endures forever.”

Quotes*
“Gratitude turns what we have into enough.” — Melody Beattie

A thankful heart is a magnet for miracles.” — Anonymous

Idiom:*
*Count your blessings* – to remember the good things in your life and be grateful.

*Bible Focus*
*David:* For God’s protection, victories, and faithfulness.

*Daniel:* For God’s guidance and faithfulness even in
danger.

*Jesus Christ:* For God’s provision and before miracles.

*Hannah: For the gift of a child after years of barrenness.

*Noah:* For God saving him and his family from the flood *Paul the Apostle:* For salvation, believers, and God’s grace.

*The Samaritan L***r:* For healing after Jesus cured ten lepers

*Teachers on Duty:*.
All Heads of Department

*Activity for the week:* Resumption/ Thanksgiving/ Welcome test/ Interaction between educators and learners.

Have a blessed third term!