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Review the knowledge, skills and behaviours for your apprenticeship and discuss related content with your tutor.



“Children learn more from what you are than what you teach.”
Breakout room discussion points:
W.E.B. Du Bois
• How does this quote relate to social responsibility in your setting?
• Can you think of an example when someone learned something from your actions rather than your words?
• How do we make sure our actions reflect the values we want to pass on?
• What might change in your setting if everyone saw themselves as role models for social responsibility?



Breakout room discussion points:
• What aspect of social responsibility could be more visible and/or supported where you work?
• What’s one simple action, initiative or conversation that could help?
• How could this link to the wider culture, policies or learner experience?
• What would you need (or who would you need to involve) to make this happen?
