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Bring history to life with our VE Day Assembly Presentation! This vibrant, ready-to-use presentation is perfect for helping students understand the importance of Victory in Europe Day. Designed to engage and educate, it’s ideal for KS1 or KS2 assemblies around VE Day or Remembrance events. Benefits: Ready-Made & Easy to Deliver: Includes clear slides and speaker notes so any teacher can confidently present the assembly — no extra planning needed! Curriculum-Linked: Supports key history objectives, helping children learn about World War II, the end of the war in Europe, and its lasting impact. Visually Engaging: Features colourful illustrations, themed design, and iconic wartime posters to captivate young audiences. Promotes Reflection: Encourages students to think about unity, resilience, and the sacrifices of the past — ideal for meaningful school moments. What’s Covered: What is VE Day? Why is it important? Key events leading up to May 8, 1945 How people celebrated How VE Day helped shape modern Europe Vintage poster analysis: patriotism, unity, and resilience Perfect for class or whole-school assemblies, this presentation makes teaching history inspiring, accessible, and memorable. Let’s help the next generation understand why VE Day is a date to remember.

This fun and informative assembly PowerPoint introduces primary pupils to Wimbledon, the world’s most famous tennis tournament. Covering its history, traditions, famous players, and the values of sportsmanship and perseverance, it’s perfect for a summer assembly or sports-themed week. Designed for KS1 and KS2, this assembly keeps children engaged with visual slides, questions, and key facts that link to PE, British culture, and healthy lifestyles. What’s included: 10-slide editable PowerPoint History and traditions of Wimbledon Facts about the tournament and famous players Discussion questions to promote reflection and engagement A perfect summer term assembly Ideal for celebrating sport, healthy activity and British tradition in an accessible, child-friendly way.

This ready-to-use End of Year Reflection Assembly PowerPoint is perfect for a whole-school or key stage assembly in primary settings. It encourages children to reflect on their personal growth, celebrate achievements, and look forward to the future with confidence and gratitude. Ideal for the final week of term, this calm and positive assembly supports transition, emotional wellbeing and a strong end-of-year finish. What’s included: Full-scripted assembly text Thoughtful discussion prompts Teacher reflection slide Challenge for pupils to take away Optional song/video ending ideas Suitable for KS1 and KS2 pupils Minimal prep – just project and go Perfect for: End of year celebrations Final week assemblies Class transition and reflection Building a positive school culture

Celebrate inclusion, identity and culture with this ready-to-use Gypsy, Roma and Traveller (GRT) Month assembly. Perfect for KS1 and KS2, this engaging PowerPoint helps children learn about the traditions, history and experiences of GRT communities while promoting kindness and respect. What’s Covered: What is GRT Month? Who are Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities? Homes, traditions and storytelling Challenges faced and the importance of inclusion What we can learn from GRT cultures Reflection prompts and a quiz Why Teachers Love It: Suitable for KS1 and KS2 Fully designed slides with pupil-friendly visuals Curriculum-linked (PSHE, RE, Citizenship) No planning needed — just open and present! Perfect for whole-school assemblies, PSHE sessions or cultural awareness weeks.

This ready-to-use assembly PowerPoint is perfect for Child Safety Week, helping pupils understand how to stay safe at home, at school, online, and outdoors. Suitable for both KS1 and KS2, the presentation uses clear language, engaging visuals, and discussion prompts to encourage awareness and action. Topics covered include: The importance of Child Safety Week Common safety risks and how to avoid them Road safety and online safety Stranger danger Trusted adults and who keeps us safe Also includes a simple safety quiz to reinforce key messages. Curriculum-linked and ideal for PSHE or whole-school assemblies. No prep required — just open and present.

This all-in-one VE Day Activities Pack is perfect for KS1 and KS2, designed to help pupils understand and celebrate Victory in Europe Day through engaging, creative and educational tasks. What’s included: VE Day Colouring Sheets (bunting, flags, fireworks, doves & more) Word Search Puzzle Design a VE Day Medal Activity Make Your Own Bunting Template Postcard from 1945 Writing & Drawing Activity Diary Entry Template Comprehension Worksheets for KS1 and KS2 Perfect for history lessons, themed days, assemblies, or wet-play activities. All resources are in black and white and easy to print. Help your pupils reflect on this important moment in history with a pack full of meaningful and fun activities!

This informative and respectful assembly PowerPoint introduces primary pupils to the Islamic New Year, the story of Al-Hijra, and the significance of the month of Muharram. Designed for both KS1 and KS2, it explains key events, encourages reflection on bravery and new beginnings, and promotes respect for different cultures and faiths. Perfect for whole-school or class assemblies. What’s included: 10-slide editable PowerPoint Introduction to the Islamic calendar The story of Prophet Muhammad’s journey from Makkah to Madinah The importance of Muharram and the Day of Ashura Key messages of reflection, peace, and community Discussion prompts for pupil engagement Support children’s understanding of world faiths and values in a meaningful, age-appropriate way.

This ready-to-use assembly PowerPoint is perfect for World Environment Day (June 5th) and is suitable for both KS1 and KS2. It helps pupils understand the importance of caring for the planet, the environmental challenges we face, and the positive actions they can take at home and school. With clear, child-friendly slides, engaging visuals and thoughtful reflection questions, this presentation promotes eco-awareness, critical thinking and global citizenship. Covers: What World Environment Day is and why it matters The role of the United Nations Key environmental issues: pollution, deforestation, climate change, plastic waste Practical ways children can make a difference This year’s World Environment Day theme Whole-school action ideas Guided reflection and final challenge Includes: Fully designed slides Presenter notes for each slide Reflection prompts Ideal for whole-school assemblies, eco-weeks or PSHE

This engaging and age-appropriate assembly PowerPoint introduces primary pupils to Armed Forces Day. It explains what the Armed Forces are, the different roles people have within them, and how the UK celebrates and shows thanks to those who serve. Perfect for whole-school or classroom use, this presentation encourages reflection, gratitude, and discussion of values such as courage, teamwork, and respect. What’s included: 10-slide editable PowerPoint Introduction to the Army, Navy and RAF What Armed Forces Day is and how it’s celebrated Key values demonstrated by service members Child-friendly reflection and discussion questions Designed for KS1 and KS2 assemblies Celebrate Armed Forces Day with a thoughtful and respectful assembly.

This clear and inclusive assembly PowerPoint is perfect for celebrating Disability Awareness Week in a primary school setting. Designed for whole-school use, it helps children understand what disability means, explore different types of disabilities, and learn how to be inclusive, kind, and respectful. The assembly includes: 10-slide PowerPoint script suitable for KS1 and KS2 Clear and age-appropriate definitions Real-life inspiring examples Discussion prompts to engage large groups A BBC video link to support learning Ideal for use during PSHE or assemblies to build a more inclusive and understanding school community.

These engaging, printable British Values colouring pages are a perfect way to reinforce SMSC learning through creativity. Designed for primary pupils, each poster-style sheet features one of the five British Values with bold line art and large, accessible titles. Ideal for PSHE lessons, assemblies, early finishers or display work. Included: 5 individual sheets: Democracy Rule of Law Individual Liberty Mutual Respect Tolerance Child-friendly designs in black & white Printable A4 or enlarged for group display Perfect for: KS1 and KS2 PSHE lessons British Values reinforcement Wet play, calm time or display building Cross-curricular creativity

This child-friendly one-page profile template is perfect for transition days, new class introductions, or SEND support. Use it to quickly learn about your pupils — their strengths, needs, and what makes them unique. What’s included: I am good at… People say I am… Things that are important to me My goals How you can best support me Space for my picture Favourite subject Things I struggle with A fun fact about me Ideal for building positive relationships from day one or creating pupil profiles to share with staff. Perfect for: KS1 and KS2 transition days New class info collection SEND support and pupil voice Classroom displays or pupil records

Bring wonder and imagination into writing with this Star in the Jar Year 3 narrative unit, following The Write Stuff approach by Jane Considine. Pupils will develop descriptive storytelling through this magical, heartfelt book. Included: 9 Sentence Stacking Vocabulary Vaults One scaffold per lesson Vocabulary carefully selected across Writing Rainbow lenses (Fantastics, Grammaristics, Boomtastics) Structured progression from imaginative settings to emotional character writing Perfect for: Writing magical, heartfelt narratives Building emotional language and rich imagery Strengthening vocabulary, sentence fluency and story structure Preparing for independent creative narrative writing Please note: This resource provides Vocabulary Vault scaffolds only (no full lesson slides or PowerPoints).

This vibrant and engaging assembly PowerPoint is perfect for celebrating World Music Day (21st June) with your primary school class or whole-school assembly. Suitable for KS1 and KS2, it introduces pupils to the global celebration of music, explores instruments and styles from around the world, and encourages children to get involved in making music themselves. What’s included: 10-slide editable PowerPoint Age-appropriate explanations of World Music Day Music from around the world: Africa, India, Ireland, China and more Famous musicians and instruments Discussion prompts and reflection questions Link to BBC Body Percussion video (great for audience participation) Celebrate sound, rhythm and culture in a way that’s inclusive, joyful and fun.

A detailed and engaging assembly PowerPoint all about the King’s Birthday, designed for use in primary schools. This ready-to-use presentation covers who King Charles III is, why we celebrate his official birthday in June, and what happens during the Trooping the Colour parade. Includes fun facts, reflection questions to involve pupils, and clear speaker notes for each slide to support delivery — ideal for whole-school assemblies in the hall. Perfect for promoting British values, national identity, and understanding of royal traditions in an accessible way for Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2.

A unit of 18 reading lessons exploring 5 different poems. Each lesson is structured in the following way… Vocabulary: New and unfamiliar vocabulary from the poem is introduced to the children. Reading: The poem can be read as a whole-class or by the teacher. I do: The reading skills for that lesson are introduced. Two skills are chosen from: Vocabulary, Infer, Predict, Explain, Retrieve, Summarise / Sequence. These questions are modeled to the children. We do: The children attempt to answer some questions either on a whiteboard, in groups, in pairs or as a whole-class. You do: There are a series of questions for the children to answer independently.

L.I. – Explore how to recognise risk in relation to friendships and keeping safe.

L.I. Using commas for clarification Success criteria: Spot when a sentence is unclear and needs a comma. Suggest the different meanings a sentence could have. Add or remove commas for clarification.

L.I.: Discuss Muslim life in Britain Includes… Detailed PowerPoint with key subject knowledge Key vocabulary Retrieval practice Images and statements for whole-class discussion Videos Activities