How far: Stealing - destroying trust - KS3/4

Most of us would agree that stealing is wrong and, in many cases, against the law. But if we were to look closely at our everyday lives, we would find examples of stealing on a smaller scale. In this assembly, students will be prompted to consider all aspects of stealing, and the possible consequences.

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