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Looking for some fun Dinosaur monologues?? Check out this selection of six short monologues that explore the following dinosaurs: T Rex Stegosaurus Triceratops Brachiosaurus Velociraptor Diplodocus

Are you looking for a Quiz that will improve your pupil’s knowledge of what the Ancient Greek Olympics was all about? Here is a 15 question trivia challenge for your pupils. Suitable for tutor activities, assemblies or Classics lessons - you decide.

Looking for some fun farmyard animal monologues?? Check out this selection of eight short monologues that explore the following animals: Bessie the Cow Clucky the Hen Porky the Pig Daisy the Duck Ned the Horse Gabby the Goat Wooly the Sheep Rusty the Rooster

In commemoration of the D Day 80th Anniversary, here is a resource pack which includes the following: Assembly presentation (18 slides) Poem Prayer Short script (3 characters)

Are you looking for some Ghost Stories for your class, in the lead-up to Halloween? These 6 short stories offer just the right amount of mystery and light-hearted spookiness for young readers! The Friendly Shadow The Ghost in the Attic The Mysterious Music The Vanishing Cookies The Ghostly Painting The Whispering Wind

Are you looking for a performance piece to include in your school Remembrance Day assembly? Check out this 2-page script which explores a different aspect of the impact of war as it offers a predominantly female cast opportunity.

Hey there, future Olympians! Today, we’re going on an exciting journey through time to discover the incredible history of the Olympics. Get ready for some thrilling tales of ancient heroes, modern champions, and everything in between! A perfect 15-slide assembly resource as we look forward to Paris 2024.

Are you looking to explore the Gunpowder Plot in a unique way? These 6 monologues are designed to help children step inside the thoughts, feelings and motivation of various characters surrounding the infamous Gunpowder Plot of 1605. Feel free to use these monologues in whatever way best fits your teaching.

Are you looking for some Ghost Stories for your class, in the lead-up to Halloween? These 6 short stories are eerie and mysterious, but not too frightening, making them just right for children in the 9-11 age range! The Whispering Tunnel The Vanishing Room The Shadow on the Stairs The Ghost in the Mirror The Lantern at Black Hollow The Haunted Playground

Looking for some fun nativity monologues?? Check out this selection of six short monologues that explore the following characters: Mary Joseph Angel Gabriel Innkeeper Shepherd Wise Man

Are you looking for a short script for young actors at Christmas? Reindeer Games; Rudolph, a young reindeer with a glowing red nose, struggles to fit in. Laughed at by his peers, he embarks on a journey of self-discovery, meeting both kind and unkind characters along the way. When a thick fog threatens Christmas Eve, Santa realizes Rudolph’s uniqueness is the key to saving the night. With courage and kindness, Rudolph proves that being different is a strength, earning acceptance and pride in who he is. Word and PDF versions available. If possible, please purchase the School Licence - this will allow you to share with colleagues and print unlimited copies for performers. Thank you. CAST LIST • Rudolph – The central character, a reindeer with a glowing red nose, searching for belonging and self-worth. • Santa Claus – The jolly, wise leader who sees potential in Rudolph. • Mrs. Claus – A kind and nurturing figure who encourages Rudolph. • Old Reindeer – A wise reindeer who teaches valuable lessons about kindness and resilience. • Dasher, Dancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid – Other reindeer who initially mock Rudolph but later learn the importance of kindness. • Young Reindeer – A group who observe and learn from Rudolph’s journey. • Snow Angels – Magical beings who help Rudolph find confidence in himself. • Elves – Santa’s cheerful helpers, representing teamwork and inclusivity. • Townspeople – North Pole residents who witness Rudolph’s journey. • Narrator – Guides the audience through the story.

Are you looking for a short script for young actors at Christmas? Bowl Full of Jelly is a festive, feel-good tale where Santa struggles with his growing belly and fears he can’t do his job. With help from Mrs. Claus and his elves, he learns that it’s not his size that matters, but the joy and magic he brings to Christmas. If possible, please purchase the School Licence - this will allow you to share with colleagues and print unlimited copies for performers. Thank you. CHARACTERS • Santa Claus: The jolly but self-conscious ‘festive father’, who begins to doubt himself when he struggles to fit down chimneys. A kind-hearted figure with a good sense of humour but is feeling insecure about his appearance. • Mrs. Claus: Santa’s supportive and witty partner who helps him realise his worth beyond his physical appearance. She provides wisdom and encouragement throughout the story. • Head Elf Tinkle: The cheerful and slightly mischievous leader of the elves. Always ready with a joke or a light-hearted suggestion to lift the mood. • Head Elf Sparkle: An organised and inventive elf who loves coming up with over-the-top plans to solve problems. Often armed with a clipboard full of ideas. • Child: A sweet, sleepy child who reassures Santa that his appearance doesn’t matter, only the joy he brings.

Santa’s Knee is a fun short 3-page script for young children. It’s a busy day at Santa’s Grotto, and a lineup of eager children take turns sharing their Christmas wishes—some sweet, some outrageous, and some downright messy! From a boy dreaming of a real rocket ship to a girl testing if Santa’s beard is real (ouch!), Santa handles every request with warmth, humour, and holiday magic. Santa’s Knee is a festive, feel-good comedy filled with laughter, charm, and Christmas spirit. Word and PDF formats.

Looking for some fun Wizard of Oz monologues?? Check out this selection of six short monologues that explore the following characters: Dorothy Scarecrow Tin Man Cowardly Lion Wizard of Oz Wicked Witch of the West

Looking for some fun planet monologues?? Check out this selection of eight short monologues that explore the planets of the solar system: Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune

Voices of The Blitz: Eight Powerful Monologues Step back in time to one of the most harrowing periods of World War II—The Blitz. Voices of The Blitz brings to life the emotions, fears, and resilience of those who lived through the relentless bombing of Britain’s cities. Through eight compelling monologues, this resource captures the diverse perspectives of ordinary people facing extraordinary circumstances. Each monologue provides a unique glimpse into the hearts and minds of those who experienced The Blitz firsthand, allowing performers to explore a range of emotions, from fear and hope to duty and longing. Perfect for drama lessons, historical studies, or school performances, these monologues encourage empathy and understanding of a generation’s courage during wartime. Child (Young Boy or Girl) – An innocent yet observant child, finding ways to make sense of the chaos around them while hiding in a shelter. Mother – A strong and nurturing woman, desperately trying to protect her children and hold her family together in the face of danger. Air-Raid Warden – A responsible and determined warden, enforcing the blackout and ensuring the safety of the community. Firefighter – A brave and exhausted firefighter, battling endless flames while fighting to save lives. Injured Citizen – A wounded individual reflecting on the moment their life changed forever and struggling with uncertainty about the future. Elderly Neighbour – A reflective senior, recalling memories of past wars and observing the strength of the younger generation. Young Man (Volunteer or Soldier on Leave) – A conflicted young man, torn between his duty to serve and his longing to protect his family. Evacuated Child – A lonely child sent to the countryside, longing for home and family while adjusting to a new life.

The Christmas Truce Monologues bring to life one of the most extraordinary moments in modern history—when British and German soldiers laid down their arms on Christmas Day 1914. Designed for young performers aged 8–12, these six powerful monologues offer a moving glimpse into the hopes, doubts, and shared humanity of men on both sides of the trenches. Perfect for school performances, assemblies, or drama lessons, these pieces invite reflection, empathy, and a deeper understanding of peace amidst conflict. Word and PDF formats.

Looking for some evacuee monologues? Check out this selection of ten short monologues that explore characters involved in the evacuation experience during World War II: Older Sibling (Tommy, Evacuee) City School Teacher (Miss Harper) Evacuee Who Returns Home Too Soon (Billy) Teenager in the Host Family (Maggie) Farmer Who Didn’t Want Evacuees (Mr. Jenkins) Elderly Villager Living Alone (Mrs. Dawkins) Soldier on Leave (Private Harris) Billeting Officer (Mrs. Fletcher) Father Left Behind in the City (Mr. Collins) Child Too Young to Be Evacuated (Annie)

Looking for a Quiz and Facts about William Shakespeare? If so, here it is! 10 Questions and 10 Facts