On Easter my mummy found out that a lady that lives near us was doing an Easter egg hunt and you had to ask her for a number and that’s what my mummy did we got number four and what we had to do was print out a number 4 and colour it on then stick it to our window and we went round finding all the numbers on people’s windows.

Over the Easter holidays I made some "kindness logs" (small log discs) - I painted them bright colours and wrote thoughtful messages on them. Mummy and I then did a number of different walks around our local area, hanging them on trees and leaving them in places for others to find. Even my big sister got involved which was fun! I still have more to hang up, and we take them every time we go walking somewhere new. I even hung some around Mote Park! I also baked and decorated three big chocolate cakes which we delivered to our village doctors surgery, Maidstone police station and Maidstone fire station. I put silver balls on top of the cakes to spell out "thank you", to thank these people for looking after us as part of their everyday lives and jobs. I was a bit nervous about delivering them but people were so kind and amazed at my cakes - I had my photo taken with the receptionist at the doctors surgery and they put it on their Facebook account! And at the fire station, as a thank you for my cake, they gave me a tour and even let me sit in the cab of a fire engine! I felt really good for helping to make people smile and for saying thank you to them. I have really enjoyed making the kindness logs and cakes and it has definitely made me feel more positive too!

Jessie went on a litter pick round our local area in the Easter holidays. We do this once a month can never believe the amount of litter we manage to pick up! This time there was broken pieces of an old lawn mower scattered along the walk. Jessie loves doing this and always makes her feel good knowing how much nice our local area looks and helping the wildlife too!

Yesterday, me and my mummy went litter picking in my local area. We walked just over a mile and a half and collected two big black sacks full of rubbish! I could not believe the things we found - lots of plastic wrap, drink cans, junk food containers... we even found a glass lens that had fallen out of someone's glasses!! We took some photos which we will email to the school office. I felt really good doing the litter picking and we picked up so much stuff that my mummy and me decided we will do it regularly around the village where I live.