This assembly presentation tells the story of the former F1, Touring Car and CART racer Alex Zanardi. Following a successful career in motorsport, Zanardi suffered a life-changing accident in 2001, resulting in both of his legs being amputated. However, this didn't deter him from winning Paralympic and World Championship medals in another sporting discipline along the way. This is a fantastic story of resilience, perseverance and being positive, even when times are challenging. This assembly comes complete with slides, images and supporting notes, allowing the assembly to be delivered instantly. Any reviews and feedback are gratefully received. I hope you enjoy using this resource!

An assembly to introduce pupils and students to the origins and traditions of Burns Night. The assembly explains the important stages of a Burns Night celebration in easy to manage to steps, with accompanying pictures, videos and notes for an engaging and simple to prepare assembly. Please leave any feedback and I hope you enjoy using this resource!

Following a series of consistent behaviour issues with boys in my class, I have created a superhero themed behaviour report card! Based around The Avengers, the report cards can be used in a variety of different ways. If a pupil demonstrates positive behaviour in a morning or afternoon session, I tick off their report card. For every five ticks, the pupil receives a reward. However, due to the simple design, these cards could be signed each lesson, day or week. I have uploaded the report cards in Word format - if you have the font 'Bebas', you can easily edit the text. For example, I have created a similar resource for pupils that need a little extra encouragement for including capital letters and full stops! If you do not have the font, I have also provided a jpg example in the same document. Any feedback is greatly received and I hope you enjoy using this resource!

Great around the busy Christmas period, this Year 5 and 6 Quiz is a great way of bringing a class together, as well as having a bit of fun in the process! The questions have been carefully aimed at Year 5 and 6 children, with lots of questions from a range of different categories. I have supplied the answer sheet and pupil's question sheet too. Please do not hesitate to leave any feedback!

To demonstrate perseverance, hard work and determination, I created this assembly to share the story of Ben Larcombe, who aimed to become an expert in table tennis in a year! This assembly comes with notes to guide through each of the slides, as well as any links to videos. My version of this assembly links to the Olympics and golf, where I have set myself the challenge of becoming an expert golf player in a year! However, this could be easily adapted to suit your chosen sport or activity. This assembly has great scope to making a display about your progress and sharing how pupils have persevered at a task, as well as opportunities to create further assemblies about your progress! I'm still terrible at golf. Any feedback is greatly received and I hope you enjoy using this resource!

Following a series of whole school SPAG-related crimes, I have created an assembly PowerPoint to encourage pupils to look out for common spelling, punctuation and grammar mistakes! This assembly comes with notes to guide through each of the slides, as well as animations and pictures to represent each SPAG error. Following the assembly, I invited pupils to look out for SPAG errors in the wider community, where they were encouraged to email pictures or videos of mistakes that they had found. To bring together the evidence, we produced a large crime scene display board in school to celebrate pupils' achievements. This assembly has brought the school together, drawn attention to frequent spelling, punctuation and grammar errors, and even brought a little competitive edge between pupils (and staff!) Any feedback is greatly received and I hope you enjoy using this resource!