http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-humber-39215616
10 year old Riley was 60m from the finish line of a cross country race in Grimsby when he collapsed with a stitch. Another runner, Julian, picked up Riley and carried him across the finish line. Local photographer Jon Corken captured the moment perfectly.
Later, Julian said, "I'd rather not have won and helped my friend than leave him there"
The head teacher of Julian's school said, "What Julian did encompasses how we want our children to be. He has exemplified his caring attitude. He is one of our young leaders where he helps support younger children within the school with extra classes. I am proud to say we have a school full of Julian's."
What's happening in the picture?
How do you think Riley felt when he collapsed?
What were the choices facing Julian as he ran past Riley?
Why did Julian choose to stop and help Riley?
How do you think Riley felt when Julian stopped for him?
In what ways are the boys similar?
In what ways are the boys different?
Does the picture suggest either child is bothered about race?
What are the words on Julian's shirt? What do you think they mean?
What can we learn from Julian?
What does Julian's Head Teacher mean when she says, "We have a school full of Julian's"?
Why is this story about No Outsiders?
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