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An editable google slides assembly presentation based around Childrens Mental Health Week and its theme of ‘Know Yourself, Grow Yourself’. 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: The Aims of Childrens Mental Health Week. What is Childrens Mental Health Week? What is mental health? What does self-awareness mean? Things that you can do well. Things you’d like to learn. Perseverance. Link with Inside Out - Riley’s Island of Personality. What are your islands of personality. 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 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 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 Children’s Mental Health Week and its theme of ‘Know Yourself, Grow Yourself’. This resource complements the Place2Be Children’s Mental Health Week resources and activities provided on their website. Suitable for KS1. We have a separate KS2 version. 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: The Aims of Children’s Mental Health Week. What is Children’s Mental Health Week? What is mental health? What does self-awareness mean? Things that you can do well. Things you’d like to learn. Easy Vs Challenging activities. Perseverance. Link with Inside Out - Riley’s Island of Personality. What are your islands of personality? 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 honesty’. This resources includes a KS1 and KS2 version. Key questions posed throughout to challenge and deepen children’s understanding of how to show honesty. 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 honesty Examples and discussions of what honesty looks like Definitions of honest and dishonest Simple quiz to decide if images are honest or dishonest (KS1 version are more simple ideas e.g. lying, stealing, and Ks2 version has written scenarios that challenge their ideas about honesty. Extra KS2 slide challenging children on when they find it hardest to be honest and why, Reflection and act of worship (prayer) included to be accessible for both community and church schools.

An editable Google slides assembly presentation for use during Pride Month (June). Suitable for both KS1 and KS2 with commentary to reflect slides that could be more focused 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 Pride month is, focusing on the values of kindess, acceptance, diversity and love. Please note: This is a simple overview of Pride month for children. While it mentions LGBTQ+, it does not go into detail of the different orientations. It focuses on the values of kindness and respect towards all people, regardless of their personal identity. Slides include: What makes you special? What are you proud of? What is Pride month? When is Pride month? What does Pride month teach us? What does Pride month celebrate? How did Pride month start? (brief overview of the story of Stonewall) This year’s theme The rainbow flag (other flags not included) Who can celebrate pride? How can I make a change in my school? Reflection Prayer for 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.

An editable Google slides assembly presentation based around the value of determination. This resource is suitable for KS1 and KS2. Key questions posed throughout to challenge and deepen children’s understanding of how to show determination. 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 determination Examples and discussions of what determination looks like Definitions of growth mindset and fixed mindset Simple quiz to decide if scenario is showing growth mindset or fixed mindset 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.

This resource is a meticulously prepared class assembly script that offers a blend of educational content and heartfelt storytelling. This resource includes: A Detailed Script: The script is thoughtfully written to explain the concept of a refugee in an accessible and age-appropriate manner. It weaves together narratives that encapsulate the challenges and resilience of refugees, allowing students to present a story that is both informative and moving. Character List: With a variety of roles that reflect different aspects of the refugee experience, students will have the opportunity to engage with the material deeply. The character list helps teachers assign parts that suit their students while ensuring that the message is conveyed with authenticity and respect. Recommended Props List: To bring the assembly to life, we provide a list of suggested props that can be used to visually represent the themes discussed in the script. These props serve to enhance the storytelling and help the audience connect with the subject matter on a deeper level. Adaptations for Other Year Groups and School Types: Recognizing the diverse needs of different educational settings, our resource offers adaptations to tailor the script for various year groups and school types. This ensures that the assembly is relevant and engaging for every student, regardless of age or background. Editable Format: We understand that you may wish to personalize the script to better suit your class’s unique dynamics. Simply download the PDF and upload it to Google Docs for an editable version that you can modify as needed. This is not only an educational resource but also a conversation starter about global issues and the importance of compassion in our world. By using this script for your class assembly, you’ll be providing a platform for students to learn about and discuss the realities faced by refugees. We encourage you to explore our other resources on the TES website for additional quality educational materials. Also, make sure to visit our website for a myriad of helpful resources that can support and enhance your teaching practice across a range of topics.

Celebrating Diversity - PowerPoint Presentation Embrace the beautiful tapestry of humanity with this engaging PowerPoint presentation designed to foster understanding, respect, and appreciation for our wonderfully diverse world. Through vibrant visuals and accessible content, this comprehensive resource transforms abstract concepts of inclusion into tangible experiences that resonate with audiences of all ages. Presentation Highlights: Understanding Diversity Clear, age-appropriate definition of what diversity encompasses Compelling explanation of why diversity enriches our communities Relatable examples of how differences make our world more interesting and complete Foundation for seeing diversity as something to celebrate rather than just tolerate Cultural Explorations Vibrant showcase of global celebrations and traditions Introduction to greetings and simple phrases in multiple languages Diverse cultural symbols and their meanings How similar values are expressed differently across cultures Inspirational Figures Profiles of diverse changemakers who championed inclusion How people like Malala, Mandela, and Maya Angelou transformed challenges into positive change Contemporary role models from various backgrounds The impact of inclusive leadership on communities Building Inclusive Communities Practical strategies for respectful interaction across differences How diversity strengthens teamwork and problem-solving Addressing challenges in cross-cultural communication Creating environments where everyone feels valued and welcome Creative Engagement Multicultural art, music, and storytelling traditions Interactive activity suggestions for exploring different cultures Global folktales that teach universal values How creative expression builds bridges between communities Taking Action Concrete ways to celebrate diversity in everyday life School and community celebration ideas How to be an ally when witnessing exclusion Building habits of inclusion that last a lifetime Reflective Elements Thought-provoking questions encouraging personal connection Space to consider one’s own cultural identity and experiences Inspiring quotes about unity and diversity Optional closing prayer/reflection on human connection This presentation maintains an uplifting, positive tone while providing substantive content on appreciating differences. The attractive visuals and clear structure make complex concepts accessible while encouraging immediate application in daily interactions. Perfect for school assemblies, cultural awareness events, classroom lessons, or any educational setting seeking to foster greater understanding and respect. This resource equips presenters with everything needed to inspire audiences to embrace diversity as a source of strength and joy in our shared world.

This engaging PowerPoint presentation is designed to help Key Stage 2 students understand and celebrate the vital role of teachers and all school staff. Perfect for Teacher Appreciation Day or any time you want to acknowledge the dedication of school heroes, this presentation is packed with information, inspiring quotes, and actionable ways for students to show their gratitude. Key Features: Defines Teacher Appreciation Day: Clearly explains what Teacher Appreciation Day is and its significance, noting National Thank a Teacher Day on June 18, 2025. Broadens Appreciation: Highlights all the essential staff members who contribute to a thriving school environment, including teachers, teaching assistants, office staff, caretakers, and lunch staff. Emphasizes Teacher Importance: Explains why teachers are crucial, preparing students for the future. “Day in the Life of a Teacher”: Provides insight into the demanding daily routines of teachers, from early morning preparation to late-night planning. Goes “Above and Beyond”: Reveals surprising facts about teachers’ dedication, such as working over 50 hours a week and spending their own money on supplies. Impact on Learning: Details how teachers make learning easier, create fun activities, provide feedback, and adapt their teaching styles. “More Than Just Teachers”: Highlights the multifaceted roles teachers play as mentors, motivators, cheerleaders, innovators, and role models. Inspirational Quotes: Features testimonials from famous individuals like Dame Helen Mirren and Beverley Knight MBE, speaking about the profound impact of their teachers. Global Appreciation: Shows how Teacher Appreciation is celebrated in different countries around the world, including China, India, and the USA, and provides “thank you” messages in various languages. Actionable “Ways to Say Thank You”: Offers practical and thoughtful ideas for students to express gratitude, from writing notes to helping in the classroom. “Thank You Pledge”: Encourages students to make a commitment to showing appreciation and trying their best. Reflection Prompts: Includes thoughtful questions for students to reflect on teachers who have made a difference in their lives. Concluding Prayer: Ends with a prayer of gratitude and support for teachers.

Year 4 - PSHE - Needs and Wants. In this lesson the class will learn about the difference between needs and wants. I recommend using a circle time to discuss how there are things in life that we cannot do without (air, food, shelter etc) and there are those things in life we want (Xbox, Macdonalds etc). This worksheet then provides a table for children to write down a list of needs and wants, and then reflect on the difference between the two. This is a perfect opportunity to assess whether they have truly understood.

Unleash your inner historian with “History Detectives: Comparing Great Lives!”, a dynamic PowerPoint presentation that turns learning about the past into an exciting investigation. This engaging resource is perfect for students, educators, and anyone curious about the remarkable individuals who shaped our world. Begin by understanding what makes a person “significant” in history, whether they are famous scientists, brave leaders, or champions for change. The presentation introduces the core skill of “Looking for Clues!” to uncover historical insights. Embark on a captivating journey of comparison by exploring: Explorers of Different Worlds!: Compare Christopher Columbus, the explorer of the seas, with Neil Armstrong, the explorer of space. Understand their missions, the technology they used (sailing ships vs. space rockets), their journeys (crossing the Atlantic vs. a “Giant Leap” to the Moon), and how they fundamentally changed the world. Monarchs, Reformers, and More!: Contrast the reigns of Queen Elizabeth I and Queen Victoria, highlighting their power and impact on Britain. Nightingale vs. Seacole: Compare the pioneering work of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing, with Mary Seacole, a British-Jamaican nurse who bravely cared for soldiers. The presentation provides a “History Detective Toolkit!” of comparison skills, guiding learners to analyze when people lived, their main goals, the methods they used, and their lasting impact. Engage in interactive activities like “What’s Different?”, challenging you to spot variations between historical eras. Finally, discover that “History is a Story of Change!”, emphasizing how the actions and ideas of individuals transform the world. This presentation encourages you to be a proactive “History Detective,” asking questions, comparing stories, and understanding how learning from the past helps us appreciate people across time. This is an essential resource for teaching history, biography, comparative studies, critical thinking, historical analysis, and inspirational figures.

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 World Mental Health Day. 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 World Mental Health Day? What is mental health Scenarios on whether is positive mental health or negative. How our school is our workplace. 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 appreciation. This resource is suitable for KS1 and KS2. Key questions posed throughout to challenge and deepen children’s understanding of how to show appreciation. 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 appreciation Examples and discussions of what appreciation looks like Why appreciation matters Ways to show appreciation How appreciation is shown in different cultures around the world Unsung heroes - people who do not get the appreciation they deserve How appreciation and well being are linked An appreciation challenge for students to try and do Reflection and act of worship (prayer) included to be accessible for both community and church schools.

Bring Thoughtfulness to Life in Your KS2 Classroom! Are you looking for an engaging, ready-to-use resource to explore the vital themes of kindness and consideration with your Key Stage 2 class (ages 7-11)? Our “Thoughtfulness” playscript is the perfect solution for your next class assembly! Specifically designed for a standard primary class size, this script uniquely features 30 individual speaking parts, ensuring every child can participate meaningfully and feel included. No more time spent adapting scripts or leaving children out – this resource guarantees whole-class involvement. Centred around the crucial PSHE topic of thoughtfulness, the script uses relatable school scenarios to help children understand what it means to be considerate, notice others’ needs, and choose kindness in their daily interactions. Running at approximately 20 minutes, it fits perfectly into assembly schedules. Save valuable preparation time with this comprehensive package. You’ll receive the full script with clear stage directions, a detailed character list to simplify casting, and a practical props list using items easily found in school. To further boost engagement, the script includes the integration of a catchy “Kindness Song,” More than just a performance piece, “Thoughtfulness” is a valuable tool for fostering empathy, promoting positive behaviour, and enhancing pupil wellbeing. It provides a fun, interactive way for children to learn about and practice essential social and emotional skills. Download “Thoughtfulness” today and deliver a memorable, inclusive, and impactful class assembly that celebrates the power of kindness!

LO: I can identify the differences between rights and responsibilities. This activity has the class using a Venn diagram to show the responsibilities they had when in year 1 vs year 4. Then they mind map the different rights they have as both a student and a young person. Lastly they reflect on the difference between rights and responsibilities.

This activity surrounds the 4Rs in the Learning to Learn. Resilience, reciprocity, resourcefulness and reflectiveness. There are 4 worksheets, each with a many in the middle and bubbles around the outside for children to write down how they can be like that man.