Opens the separate game website. Return here for adult guidance.
Six connected stories
Meet the Five Cs at Mango Yard School.
Each concept has its own story. Breaking the Cycle brings all five together.
CultureCorruptionCitizenshipContentmentComplacencyBreaking the Cycle
For parents, carers and educators
Read together. Pause at a choice. Listen to the reason.
Choose one story and let the child explain what they notice before offering your view. Compare choices kindly, without asking children to name real people or disclose private experiences. Use fictional examples and give everyone room to pass.
Who is left out?
What would be fair?
Who is affected by this choice?
What could the characters do differently next time?
Finish by choosing one small way to practise inclusion or fairness together.
Before you begin
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