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This engaging playscript is designed for Key Stage 2 classes to introduce the concept of peace, explore simple conflict resolution strategies, and emphasize the importance of understanding, kindness, and cooperation. With 30 character roles, it promotes active participation and a positive message.

Key Features:

30 Character Roles: Ensures broad participation, allowing for a whole class to be involved.

Accessible Themes: Explores complex concepts like conflict resolution and peace in a way that is easily understandable for young children.

Practical Skills: Provides practical strategies for resolving conflict, summarized in the “Peace Builder Steps” (Stop and Breathe, Talk and Listen, Find a Fair Way).

Relatable Scenarios: Uses familiar playground situations to illustrate conflict and its resolution.

Emphasis on Empathy: Encourages children to consider different perspectives and understand the feelings of others.

Positive Message: Promotes the idea that everyone can be a “Peace Builder” and contribute to a more harmonious environment.

Musical Element: Incorporates a song about unity and working together (YouTube link provided).

Flexible Staging: Requires simple props and costume suggestions.

Storyline Highlights:

The play begins by exploring what peace means and what it feels like.

It then presents two different playground scenarios where conflicts arise (over a ball and a skipping rope).

The “Peace Guides” introduce the “Peace Builder Steps” as a tool to resolve these conflicts.

The play demonstrates how these steps are applied to resolve the conflicts in a fair and peaceful manner.

The importance of cooperation, understanding differences, and working together is highlighted.

The play concludes with a song about unity and belonging.

YouTube Song and Link:

The script incorporates the song “Together” to reinforce the themes of unity and cooperation.

A YouTube link is provided for learning the song: Together by Songs for School.

This assembly script is a valuable resource for educators looking to teach children essential social and emotional skills, promote positive relationships, and create a more peaceful learning environment.