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Bring the wonder of the natural world and the inspiring legacy of Sir David Attenborough to your primary school stage! This ready-to-use class assembly playscript, “Sir David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet (for Kids!)”, is expertly crafted for Key Stage 2 (ages 7-11) to educate, engage, and empower your students. Key Features: Perfectly Pitched for KS2: Engaging narrative and language tailored for 7-11 year olds. Inclusive Casting for 30 Children: Thoughtfully written with unique speaking roles for every child in a standard class size, ensuring full participation and boosting confidence. Iconic Attenborough Moments: Journey through Sir David’s life, from childhood fossil hunting to famous wildlife encounters (like the gentle gorillas , mimicry master lyrebirds , and slow-moving sloths ) and his vital conservation message.   Ideal Assembly Length: Approximately 20-minute performance time fits neatly into school schedules. Rich Curriculum Connections: Seamlessly integrates with Science (biodiversity, habitats, conservation ), Geography (global environments ), English (performance, narration), and PSHE (environmental responsibility, hope ).   Teacher-Friendly Resources: Comes complete with clear stage directions, a list of simple, adaptable props and costumes, character breakdowns, and background information – saving you valuable preparation time. Interactive & Uplifting: Includes an easy-to-learn song (“We Care For Our Planet” with lyrics and link ) and a meaningful Conservation Pledge activity that encourages positive, actionable steps.   Why Choose This Script? Inspire Future Conservationists: Spark curiosity about wildlife and foster a sense of responsibility towards our planet, echoing Attenborough’s hopeful message that we can make a difference.   Develop Performance Skills: Build confidence and public speaking abilities as every child takes centre stage with their own lines. Save Valuable Prep Time: Everything you need for a memorable and educational assembly is included in one comprehensive package. Celebrate a Global Icon: Honour the life and work of Sir David Attenborough in an accessible and engaging format for young learners.   Easy & Fun to Produce: Designed for busy primary school teachers, making rehearsals and staging straightforward and enjoyable.

An editable Google slides assembly presentation for use to mark VE Day 80th anniversary. Suitable for both KS1 and KS2 with extra questioning and discussion aimed at KS2 if needed. Detailed notes for each slide included to help deliver the assembly presentation. Visuals and Wigits used to be simple and help SEND and EAL children access. Explanation of what VE day and World War Two in simple terms for children to understand. Focus on war and peace, and how war affects the world today still. Please note: This is a simple overview of WW2 children. It does mention Nazi Germany but does not go into any detail of the huge devastation they caused and the impact they had on many people and minority groups. This presentation focuses more on VE day and celebrating the end of war. Slides include: Why are they celebrating (photo) How are they celebrating (photo) Who are these people (photo) Victoy in Europe What is VE day? When is VE day? What was World War Two? VE day announcement (video) V ofr Victory- poem with photos War still happening today- seek peace for different nations (Ukraine/Russia, Israel/Palestine, Sudan and Syria) A small gesture, a big message- VEday 80 photo challenge Reflection questions x3 Prayer for church schools.

An editable Google slides assembly presentation for use during or before Walk to School Week. **Please note: This assembly does not copy the Walk to School campaign by Living Streets, but is made to support the theme of this year’s campaign. It does not include the daily walking challenges, but focuses on the positives of walking for children and the community. ** Suitable for both KS1 and KS2. Detailed notes for each slide included to help deliver the assembly presentation. Visuals and Wigits used to be simple and help SEND and EAL children access. Explanation of what the benefits of walking are and challenges children to make good choices about their travel. Slides include: How do you travel to school? How do you want to travel to school? What is the best way to travel to school? What is Walk to School week? When is Walk to School Week? Living Streets and their campaigns Why is walking important? This year’s theme. Reasons walking is important: Mental Health Physical health Sustainability Road Safety Communities Reflection question Prayer for church schools.

An editable google slides assembly presentation based around Mental Health Awareness Week, with the focus on this year’s theme of communities. Suitable for KS1 & KS2. *Please note: This assembly does not delve into mental health issues or illnesses. It focuses on positive and negative strategies for children, in simple terms, and signs of poor mental health habits (e.g lack of sleep, too much screentime etc). It allows the topic of mental health to be accessible for children and does not discuss mental illnesses or conditions. * Detailed notes for each slide included to help deliver the assembly presentation. Visuals and Wigits used to be simple and help SEND and EAL children access. Opportunities for thinking and partner discussion as well as sharing thoughts, ideas and personal experiences with the assembly or group. Slides include: What is Mental Health Awareness Week? What is mental health? Scenarios on whether is positive mental health or negative. What is this year’s theme? 10 ways to get invovled in our communtity. How our school is our community. How can we make school better for everyone? Reflection and act of worship (prayer) included to be accessible for both community and church schools.

An editable google slides assembly presentation based around Anti-Bullying Week 2024 and its theme of Choosing Respect Suitable for KS2. We have a separate KS1 version. Detailed notes for each slide included to help deliver the assembly presentation. Visuals and Widgits used to be simple and help SEND and EAL children access. Extension ideas included in notes to create writing activities based on personal reflection. Opportunities for thinking and partner discussion as well as sharing thoughts, ideas and personal experiences with the assembly or group. Slides include: What is Anti-Bullying Week? What are Anti-Bullying Week’s aims? When is Anti-Bullying Week ? What is bullying? What is respect? Is it possible to disagree respectfully? Scenarios where the children need to decide if people are being respectful or not. When is banter actually bullying? Online Bullying. What can we do to stop bullying? Information about Odd Socks Day. Reflection and act of worship (prayer) included to be accessible for both community and church schools.

An editable Google Slides assembly presentation that explores Chinese New Year, perfect for engaging KS1 and KS2 students. This comprehensive resource includes detailed notes for each slide, making it easy for teachers to deliver an informative and interactive assembly. The presentation is designed with visuals and Wigits to support SEND and EAL children, ensuring that all students can access and understand the content. It includes extension ideas allow teachers to easily adapt the presentation for use as a lesson, providing flexibility to suit different teaching needs. Throughout the assembly, students will learn about the key aspects of Chinese New Year, including: What is Chinese New Year,? When is Chinese New Year,? Why is Chinese New Year, celebrated? How is Chinese New Year, celebrated? A simple retelling of the story of the animal race deciding the animals each year. The presentation encourages student participation through opportunities for thinking, partner discussions, and sharing thoughts, ideas, and personal experiences related to Chinese New Year. By using this Chinese New Year, Assembly Presentation, teachers can easily engage their students in learning about importance of Chinese New Year for other cultures and learn about how it is celebrated around the world. Opportunity for discussion and reflection helps children to understand and relate to this cultural festival. This versatile and comprehensive resource is a must-have for any teacher looking to promote the importance of valuing diversity and culture around the world for their KS1 and KS2 students. Tes paid licence

An editable Google Slides assembly presentation that explores the the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Human Rights day, perfect for engaging KS1 and KS2 students. This comprehensive resource includes detailed notes for each slide, making it easy for teachers to deliver an informative and interactive assembly. The presentation is designed with visuals and Widgits to support SEND and EAL children, ensuring that all students can access and understand the content. It includes extension ideas allow teachers to easily adapt the presentation for use as a lesson, providing flexibility to suit different teaching needs. Throughout the assembly, students will learn about the key aspects of Human Rights Day, including: What is Human Rights Day? When is Human Rights Day? What is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights? What are human rights and why are they important? Questions and discussion to allow children to explore the importance of human rights. Opportunities for story sharing linked to Famous human rights supporters. The presentation encourages student participation through opportunities for thinking, partner discussions, and sharing thoughts, ideas, and personal experiences related to human rights. The presentations is linked to the stories of ‘Little People, Big Dreams’ and provides opportunuties to share these stories to highlight people who have impacted human rights around the world. By using this Human Rights Day Assembly Presentation, teachers can easily engage their students in learning about the significance of human rights and begin to apply this understanding to their lives and local community through discussion and reflection. This versatile and comprehensive resource is a must-have for any teacher looking to promote the importance of human rights for their KS1 and KS2 students.

An editable google slides assembly presentation based around Harvest Festival. Suitable for KS1 & KS2. Detailed notes for each slide included to help deliver the assembly presentation. Visuals and Wigits used to be simple and help SEND and EAL children access. Extension ideas included in notes to create writing activities based on personal reflection. Opportunities for thinking and partner discussion as well as sharing thoughts, ideas and personal experiences with the assembly or group. Slides include: What is Harvest Festival? When is Harvest Festival? What is harvested in Britain? A Harvest Festival acrostic poem to inform children and help them celebrate. Ways to celebrate Reference to the Food bank charity, the Felix Project Reflection and act of worship (prayer) included to be accessible for both community and church schools.

An editable google slides assembly presentation based around Anti-Bullying Week 2024 and its theme of Choosing Respect… Suitable for KS1. We have a separate KS2 version. Detailed notes for each slide included to help deliver the assembly presentation. Visuals and Widgits used to be simple and help SEND and EAL children access. Extension ideas included in notes to create writing activities based on personal reflection. Opportunities for thinking and partner discussion as well as sharing thoughts, ideas and personal experiences with the assembly or group. Slides include: What is Anti-Bullying Week? What are Anti-Bullying Week’s aims? When is Anti-Bullying Week? What is bullying? What is respect? What does respect look like? Scenarios where the children need to decide if people are being respectful or not. What can we do to stop bullying? Information about Odd Socks Day. Reflection and act of worship (prayer) included to be accessible for both community and church schools.

An editable Google slides assembly presentation for use around St George’s Day. Suitable for both KS1 and KS2. Detailed notes for each slide included to help deliver the assembly presentation. Visuals and Wigits used to be simple and help SEND and EAL children access. Retelling of the St George’s Day story through imagery and simple language, as well as a extra video for more information. Discussion around how the day is celebrated, and links to values of community, bravery and justice. Opportunities for thinking and partner discussion as well as sharing thoughts, ideas and opinions with the assembly or group. Slides include: What is St George’s Day? When is St George’s Day? Who was St George? The Story of St George What does the story mean? How is the day celebrated? Morris dancing clips. Reflection questions for church and community schools Prayer for church schools.

An editable Google slides assembly presentation for use during Autism Acceptance Month or on Autism Awareness Day. Suitable for both KS1 and KS2 with a video to focus for each key stage. Detailed notes for each slide included to help deliver the assembly presentation. Visuals and Wigits used to be simple and help SEND and EAL children access. Explanation of what Autism is, and focusing on the values of how we are all different. Opportunities for thinking and partner discussion as well as sharing thoughts, ideas and opinions with the assembly or group. Please note: This is a simple overview of autism for children. It is not a complete teaching on all different areas of the Autistic spectrum. This assembly is aimed as introducing the idea to children and starting the conversation around autism in schools. Slides include: How are we different? What is autism? Detailed slide explanation for children and Ks1 and Ks2 video opportunities. What do you see? Game- looking at images that show 2 different things and highlighting how our brains are different. Traits of autism in simple terms. Scenarios to prompt thinking about autistic children in their school. What is acceptance? What does acceptance mean? Examples How can you help others to feel accepted? Examples of acceptance in school Reflection questions for church and community schools x3 Prayer for church schools.

An editable Google slides assembly presentation for use with Red Nose Day. This resource complements the Red Nose Day resources as put out by Comic Relief and links to this year’s theme ‘go big, give big, feel good’. Suitable for both KS1 and KS2. Detailed notes for each slide included to help deliver the assembly presentation. Visuals and Wigits used to be simple and help SEND and EAL children access. Joke telling slides to promote laughter and fun, as well as slides linked to the serious issues that Red Nose Day discusses. Opportunities for thinking and partner discussion as well as sharing thoughts, ideas and opinions with the assembly or group. Slides include: What is Comic Relief? What is Red Nose day. This year’s theme. The aims of Red Nose Day. Joke telling slides. How can we raise money ourselves? How can our money help? Challenge Questions for reflection

An editable Google slides assembly presentation based around the value of respect. This resources includes a KS1 and KS2 version. Key questions posed throughout to challenge and deepen children’s understanding of how to show respect. Detailed notes for each slide included to help deliver the assembly presentation. Visuals and Wigits used to be simple and help SEND and EAL children access. Could be used as a classroom circle time activity to develop more discussion. Slides include: Definition of respect Examples and discussions of what respect looks like Definitions of respectful and disrespectful Simple quiz to decide if images are respectful or disrespectful (KS1 version are more simple ideas e.g. sharing, and Ks2 version has examples including online bullying and racism). Reflection and act of worship (prayer) included to be accessible for both community and church schools.

An editable google slides assembly presentation based around Black History Month. The key theme for Black History Month is ‘Reclaiming Narratives’ which has been focussed on in the presentation. Suitable for KS1 & KS2. Key figures in American and British black history are celebrated by learning their stories. Some are commonly known (e.g. MLKjr) and some are lesser known to British children (e.g.Ignatius Sancho). Detailed notes for each slide included to help deliver the assembly presentation. Visuals and Wigits used to be simple and help SEND and EAL children access. Could be used as a classroom lesson to develop more discussion, knowledge, stories and complete writing activity. Slides include: What is Black History Month? Simple quiz for children to guess who the important person is, with a fact page about each one. Facts about Benjamin Zephaniah and opportunity for writing a poem based on his poem ‘The British’. Reflection and act of worship (prayer) included to be accessible for both community and church schools.

An editable google slides assembly presentation based around the value of care. Suitable for KS1 but can be used for KS2 if discussion is developed. Key questions posed throughout to challenge and deepen children’s understanding of how to show care. Detailed notes for each slide included to help deliver the assembly presentation. Visuals and Wigits used to be simple and help SEND and EAL children access. Could be used as a classroom circle time activity to develop more discussion. Slides include: Definitions of care Examples and discussions of what care looks like Definitions of careful, caring and careless. Simple quiz to decide if images are of careful, caring or careless. Reflection and act of worship (prayer) included to be accessible for both community and church schools.

An editable google slides assembly presentation based around Bonfire Night (Guy Fawkes Night). Suitable for KS1 & KS2. Detailed notes for each slide included to help deliver the assembly presentation. Visuals and Wigits used to be simple and help SEND and EAL children access. Could be used as a classroom lesson to develop more discussion, knowledge, and understanding of firework saftey. Slides include: What is Bonfire Night? Who was Guy Fawkes? What was Britain like in 1605? Differences between Protestants and Catholics in 1605. What was the gunpowder plot? How do we celebrate bonfire night? Bonfire safety. Reflection and act of worship (prayer) included to be accessible for both community and church schools.