This assembly script is designed for Y6 leavers - focusing on being locked in ‘primary jail’ for various crimes and needed to perform tasks to escape to secondary school. Each child has committed a crime (e.g. crimes against handwriting/dad dancing etc). one child from each task escapes until they join a group at the end, who perform a dance - therefore when adapting to suit your class, you may need to change the crimes or order of children. It could be adapted to suit any transition year. Our class thoroughly enjoyed this play.

3 songs appropriate for a Year 6 Leavers Assembly. Hall of Fame - The Script Count on Me - Bruno Mars A Million Dreams - Greatest Showman Lyrics are in sync with the tunes to play as an instrumental. Hall of Fame - relates to their time from Reception to Y6 Count on Me - relates to moving on to secondary Million Dreams relates to their dreams and future

As a Year 6 teacher, I love putting on an end of school production and Shrek is one of my favourites. In this resource you will find: The Shrek Script Song Lyrics and links to songs Costume letter Cast list An example of a production programme

Three new songs for 2025 3 sets of lyrics based on the following: Alex Warren’s Ordinary Chappell Roan’s Pink Pony Club The Buggles 80s banger-Video Killed the Radio Star Leave a 5 star review if you would like a sound file of the songs!! ksimpson@hedworthlane.s-tyneside.sch.uk littledude2011 has lots of other songs in the back catalogue if you’re looking for other ideas-check out our shop! Enjoy and good luck!!

A re-telling of Red Riding Hood, with some song choices. A funny script, including a mixture of classic fables. Some lines taken from -Into the Woods.

This is a script for a Year 6 Leavers Assembly based on ‘Annual Primary School of the Year Competition’. It includes 2 songs to fit ‘Hall of Fame’ and ‘Count on Me’ tunes. It is suitable for classes of 30 - however children can double up roles. It is humorous. Summary: The audience will visit 6 very different schools, where the focus for the children certainly impacts them both physically and mentally. But which school will win? Does academic brilliance override everything else? Or should children focus only on well-being? Or should a school combine everything? Judges • Judge Brainbox – obsessed with results, data, clipboards • Judge Strict – obsessed with rules and silence • Judge Happyclap – obsessed with wellbeing and comfort Schools Each school has 5–6 pupils (you can easily add more by splitting lines) Academia Primary – Academic-only Orderly Oaks – Behaviour-only Peace & Love Primary – Well-being-only Muscleton Academy – Sports-only Victory Vault School – Ultra-competitive Cromwell Primary – Balanced school

This script contains several 'in jokes' from our school, but could easily be adapted to a different school. I wrote this to give the children an opportunity to show off their talents and recall their memories of the school, but with a structured plot to tie it all together.

I have 4 x song lyrics for end of year 6 leavers songs! (no sound files) APT. - Leavers’ Version (based on APT Song - Bruno Mars) Defying Gravity - Leavers’ Version (Based on Defying Gravity Wicked Musical) L-E-A-V-E-R-S (Based on HOTTOGO by Chappell Roan) !!AND!! LAVA CHICKEN from the Minecraft Movie and Jack Black Hope they save a bit of time writing your own lyrics! :) (Could be edited for end of year 2 and Year 11!) *** Have you seen my 2022/2023 lyrics on TES?*** Click here! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12842347 *** Or 2023 / 2024 lyrics on TES?*** Click here! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13007194

Leavers assembly script for Year 6 pupils based on the programme ‘I’m a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!’.

A resource edited from another assembly on here. Colour coded for the parts with song suggestions and lyrics. Performed very well with great reviews- for the final song I played a presentation with pictures of the children from nursery until year 6- definitely a tear-jerker for the parents!

A rewritten version of Anne Marie’s 2002 made to work with a year 6’s leavers’ service.

This Leaver’s Assembly script celebrates your Year 6’s time at Primary School in the form of: Acrostic poetry, Three mini-playlets about concerns leaving for secondary and leaving friends, Picture PowerPoints templates, ‘I remember when…’ memories about their time at school and, A ‘Thank you’ section to all the staff that have made their Primary journey a pleasant one. All the above is tied together by a script that has parts for 32 children but can be easily adapted and modified to suit the numbers of your class. **You will need an assembly hall projector and screen. ** There will be some preparation involved in writing poems and memories, learning the songs, practising the mini-playlets and updating the Picture PowerPoint template slides for your school. However, there are very detailed Teacher Notes for both the script and Suggested Amendments for all the PowerPoints. You will receive as part of your purchase: Leaver’s Assembly Script – Teacher’s Copy Leaver’s Assembly Script – Pupil’s Copy Main PowerPoint Individual Pictures PowerPoint Template EYFS/KS1 Pictures PowerPoint Template KS2 Pictures PowerPoint Template **I hope you enjoy putting together and performing this Leaver’s Assembly! **

A leavers booklet for them to keep forever! I am going to make mine into special booklets for them. It is essentially a time capsule of their time at primary school and what their lives are like now. Suitable for year sixes transitioning to secondary school - 2020 edition! Pages included: All about me All about me time capsule page (favourite song, food, book, film etc) All about my family My Primary school years - teachers they have had in primary school, memorable moments My Primary school years - blank pages to fill up with photos All about my year in Year 6 - 3 memories My friends - portrait activity Things I will miss about primary school All about my secondary school What can I do now that I couldn’t do at the start of primary school What are you thankful for? Teachers edition What are you thnkful for? Parents edition Acrostic poem activity: Primary School Acrostic poem activity: My School Autograph pages My lockdown experience diary entry page Drawings of my lockdown experience Wishes for the future page When I grow up I want to be… PDF and editable word version available.

A leavers power point (could be completed with registration class or as an assembly) to remember the year 6 time at school. There are slides with sections for you to add: Memories of the individual class for each year they have spent at school Memories from other teachers Advice from the teachers for them as they go forward to secondary school. I have included generic ideas of memories but these can be altered and changed to suit your particular year group. In order to use this resource fully, you must be able to add images/memories of your own class.

Download and print off this lovely A4 sized, Year 6 leavers’ poem for your Year 6 children. A heartfelt, affordable end of year gift

Download and print off this lovely A4 sized, Year 6 leavers’ poem for your Year 6 children. A heartfelt, affordable end of year gift

A year 6 leavers assembly. It starts with a generic poem about the year and the future ahead. this can be read as individual lines or as a group it then leads into a song to the track of three lions. you will need to add teachers names and some pupils names to complete the song. Hope it helps.

I have 3 x song lyrics for end of year 6 leavers songs! (no sound files) The ‘High’ School Song (based on School Song - Matilda the Musical) Shape of You - Leavers’ Version (Based on Shape of You by Ed Sheeran) Year 6 Leavers’ Song (Based on Shake it Off by Taylor Swift) Hope they save a bit of time writing your own lyrics! :) (Could be edited for end of year 2!) *** Have you seen my 2022/2023 lyrics on TES?*** Click here! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12842347

I’m a Year Six Child - Get Me Out of Here! End of year six assembly play script. Tried and tested by a Y6 teacher! Full of humour and topical references. Easy to pesonalise. Run time approx 20-30 minutes. I performed with 22 children but lots of chance to add additonal parts (e.g contestants’ family members). 28 different speaking roles (we doubled up some roles when using 22 children). Based on Gogglebox/I’m a Celebrity TV shows. Lots of opportunites to get little stories/references about memories/trips/children’s personalities. List of props included. Includes end scene that introduces your photo memory montage.

Sung to the tune of ‘Obviously’ by Mcfly, This song always makes our leavers and their parents shed a tear. Add a personal touch to your leavers assembly- no one wants to hear ‘When I grow up’ for the millionth time!

Re-telling of Oliver Twist, with a hint of Bollywood. Some song choices given.