pptx, 59.82 MB
pptx, 59.82 MB

A school assembly PowerPoint on the Union Jack

This PowerPoint provides a clear and engaging explanation of the Union Jack, tracing its development from the early union of the English and Scottish crowns to the creation of the modern flag in 1801. It explains how the crosses of St George, St Andrew and St Patrick were combined to represent England, Scotland and Ireland, while also addressing why Wales is not featured. The presentation explores the meaning and history behind each cross, explains correct flag protocol, and highlights how the Union Jack appears in other Commonwealth flags due to shared heritage. It also places the flag within the wider context of the British Empire and the modern Commonwealth, encouraging pupils to consider what the Union Jack represents today in a diverse, multicultural Britain. The conclusion invites reflection on unity, national identity and respect for different cultures.

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