This Refugee Week (15th – 21st June), our community has been thinking about what courage means to them, then selecting key words from their descriptions for this fantastic wordsearch! We’re publishing it today – 20th June, for World Refugee Day. You can either print it off from below and have a go, or enjoy the fun interactive digital version here >>
The answers can be found in the PDF right at the bottom of this page, below the sentences.
The sentences containing the keywords were:
It takes a lot of courage to talk to new people.
I need courage to leave my house.
I feel very lonely. I miss my friends.
We feel safe in Chichester.
We can walk outside without fear of bullets.
We have food so we are not always hungry.
I was so happy and proud when I got a job.
I worry all the time about my family back in Afghanistan.
It makes a big difference when people give a friendly smile.
We are very grateful for the kindness that people show us.
We have faith that everything will be okay.
I am happy to be able to study and learn English.
Every day we are waiting and waiting to find out if we can stay in England.
I am hoping for a safe future for my children.
