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These four assemblies focus on the value of generosity and how children can be generous to others in various ways. Each assembly encourages children to reflect on how they can show kindness, not just with money but through actions, time, and words.

The assemblies are interactive and designed to engage children with meaningful activities, reflection time, and a prayer at the end of each PowerPoint. They are perfect for use in KS1, KS2, or as a class activity, and can be used individually or as a set.

What’s included:

✔ Four PowerPoints (15-18 slides each) with engaging content
✔ Teacher notes to guide the assembly presentation
✔ A video about generosity
✔ Suggestions for music to accompany each assembly

Key features of each assembly:

Assembly 1: What does Generosity Mean?

• What is generosity?
• Story: Feeding the 5000
• Reflection on how children can be generous
• Prayer and music suggestion

Assembly 2: The Power of Community

• Why is generosity important in a school/community?
• Story: The Soup Stone (with animations)
• Reflection on how we all have something to offer
• Prayer and music suggestion

Assembly 3: Treating Others with Generosity

• What does generosity look like in everyday life?
• Story: Acts of generosity and giving to food banks
• Reflection on how children can show generosity
• Prayer and music suggestion

Assembly 4: Acts of Kindness and Generosity

• The importance of spending time to show kindness
• Video about kindness and generosity
• Reflection on how children can practice acts of kindness
• Prayer and music suggestion

Why this resource stands out:
✔ Practical, engaging content suitable for both KS1 and KS2
✔ Focuses on key themes of kindness, generosity, and gratitude
✔ Encourages reflection and active participation
✔ Ideal for PSHE, Citizenship, British Values, or Assembly time

Perfect for fostering generosity and kindness in your school, these assemblies provide a meaningful way to help children understand and practice the value of generosity.