Create a meaningful and memorable Remembrance Day assembly with this comprehensive 5-page script. Designed for KS1 and KS2 students, this resource provides a sensitive and age-appropriate way to commemorate those who have served and sacrificed. Features: ★ Complete Script: Includes speaking parts for pupils and teachers, ensuring everyone can participate and contribute. ★ Thought-provoking Content: Explains the significance of Remembrance Day, the poppy symbol, and the two-minute silence. ★ Beautiful Poetry: Features poignant poems to enhance the atmosphere of reflection and remembrance. ★ Wreath-laying Ceremony: Includes a simple yet moving wreath-laying ceremony to honor fallen heroes. ★ Easy to Follow: Clear formatting and instructions make it easy to organize and deliver a successful assembly. Benefits: ★ Foster Understanding: Help children understand the importance of Remembrance Day and its historical context. ★ Encourage Reflection: Create a space for quiet contemplation and gratitude for those who have served. ★ Promote Values: Instill values of respect, empathy, and peace in young learners. ★ Build Community: Bring your school together in a shared act of remembrance. ★ Save Time: No need to write your own script - everything you need is provided. Honor the fallen and inspire future generations with this heartfelt Remembrance Day assembly script. Ideal for: KS1, KS2, Remembrance Day, Veterans Day, whole school assembly, collective worship, British history, World War I, World War II.

Class assembly script. Done with my Year 6 class and well loved by children and staff :)

A lesson based around Carol Ann Duffy’s Centenary poem for World War One - 'wound in Time’ Includes: thought provoking starter discussing a part of the United Nations Charter Context of the poem Discussion points around the poem Mini whiteboard task identifying poetic methods and effects Worksheet with questions about different words / lines in the poem Creative Writing opportunity Feedback On a well presented and tasteful PowerPoint. Can be very easily adapted for students of all abilities and year groups. At current level, well suited to HA year 9.

This Remembrance Assembly 2024 is appropriate for students of all ages. The resource includes an 8 slide presentation covering the origins of Remembrance Day, the significance of the Poppy as the symbol of Remembrance, the continued relevance of Remembrance for people today, and ends with an embedded YouTube recital of The Last Post and 1 minutes silence. The resource comes complete with a suggested script for the assembly which delivers a 10 - 12 minute assembly.

Two simple Remembrance Day poppies to colour and cut out. Simple facts / information included.

This is a fully editable, informative and poignant 85-slide PowerPoint presentation on the theme of Armistice Day / Remembrance Day / Remembrance Sunday / Poppy Day. The resource could be used for an assembly or series of assemblies leading up to, and on, Remembrance Day or for use with a tutor group. It is divided into 7 sections: What is Remembrance Day and why we have it. World War 1 Armistice Day Remembrance Day The Poppy The British Legion How those soldiers who gave their lives are remembered The resource contains extracts from a soldier’s diary, hyperlinks to a recitation of Robert Binyon’s poem ‘For the Fallen’, Rudyard Kipling’s My Boy Jack, World War 1 veteran, Edward Francis’ poem about his friend ‘Spotty’, a short interview with Harry Patch - the last surviving member of the World War 1 from any country, Rupert Brooke’s poem ‘The Soldier’, John McCrae’s poem ‘In Flanders Fields’, interviews with other veterans of the First World War, the song ‘The Green Fields of France’ by John McDermott, a recitation of Moina Michael’s poem ‘We Shall Keep the Faith.’ The last slide contains the Last Post. You may also be interested in: Remembrance Day Two Minutes Silence This is a 65-slide PowerPoint presentation designed to be used for the 2 minutes silence. It begins with the Last Post and ends with the Reveille and has been set to play automatically. The powerful and poignant images have been carefully selected and show scenes of World War 1 World War 2 Current soldiers in the Armed Forces War Graves War memorials This slide show will help pupils who find it difficult to focus during the two minutes silence to understand why we have Remembrance Day and what was like for both the soldiers on the front line and their families back home. The slides could also be used for follow-up work with the pupils to provoke discussion and provide a stimulus for writing activities and for display purposes. If you buy this resource and are pleased with your purchase, I would be extremely grateful if you could leave a review. As a token of appreciation, you can have a free resource of your choice up to the same value as your purchased resource. Just email inspireandeducate@aol.co.uk with your user name, the resource you have reviewed and the resource you would like for free. Thinking of publishing your own resources or already an author and want to improve your resources and sales? Check out this step-by-step guide: How to Become a Successful TES Author: Step-by-Step Guide

A PowerPoint that looks at how Remembrance Day began and why we 'celebrate' it. It also looks at Remembrance Sunday and why we have the poppy as our symbol.

A tribute to the fallen with appropriate music (Green Fields of France). The emphasis is on commemoration rather than education although some thought provoking statements and images appear throughout the presentation.You may wish to change a few of the photographs to reflect your school, local area, or country's contribution. Contains some famous and powerful images.

This is a remembrance day assembly in the format of a PowerPoint. I delivered this assembly 3 years ago when there were three living survivors alive from World War 1. You may need to change that slide to keep it current. Let me know if you used the resource. It would be nice to know it helped you!

2-3 hours content - 2x lessons and one quiz all about Remembrance / Armistice and World War I. All editable and well differentiated. Perfect for KS3/4 form time, History lessons or Citizenship / PSHCE. The World War I lesson was originally used with a History class but is easily adapted for tutor time. Many more Tutor Time, Citizenship and PSHE lessons available here:

This resource pack contains + 1x Assembly, 1 x tutor time session and an interactive quiz that can span an hour. It also includes two of our interactive activities. Namely our 5W activity and our [Interactive Emoji Selector All PowerPoints are fully resourced with YouTube links and activities to discuss the topic in question. *** Assembly pack contains** a PPT (11 Slides) and a handout for you to make notes on each slide should you so wish. The assembly introduces pupils to the history of Remembrance Day and the Poppy . It includes a link to a YouTube clip educating them on the main symbol of remembrance, the poppy and a link to the Flanders Field poem. This resource includes a quote relating to the topic and an OPTIONAL Christian prayer. *** Tutor Time pack contains** 1 x Fully Resourced PPT (12 slides in total) Worksheet (1 A4 sheets). Included in this session is our 5W activity complete with music and worksheet and a link to a debate on whether people should wear white or red poppies (this is an optional video) Following this pupils are to create their own leaflet on the history of Remembrance Day and the Poppy. *** The Quiz resource contains: ** General Knowledge Guessing Game Yay or Nay Emoji Selector Act it Out Observation Round Scoreboard We hope that you enjoy this resource!

This is a fully editable, informative and poignant 85-slide PowerPoint presentation on Armistice Day / Remembrance Day / Remembrance Sunday / Poppy Day. The resource could be used for an assembly or series of assemblies leading up to, and on, Remembrance Day or for use with a tutor group. The PowerPoint is divided into 7 sections: 1. What is Remembrance Day and why we have it 2. World War 1 3. Armistice Day 4. Remembrance Day 5. The Poppy 6. The British Legion 7. How those soldiers who gave their lives are remembered The resource contains extracts from a soldier’s diary, hyperlinks to a recitation of Robert Binyon’s poem ‘For the Fallen’, Rudyard Kipling’s My Boy Jack, World War 1 veteran, Edward Francis’ poem about his friend ‘Spotty’, a short interview with Harry Patch - the last surviving member of the World War 1 from any country, Rupert Brooke's poem ‘The Soldier’, John McCrae’s poem ‘In Flanders Fields’, interviews with other veterans of the First World War, the song ‘The Green Fields of France’ by John McDermott, a recitation of Moina Michael’s poem ‘We Shall Keep the Faith.’ The last slide contains the Last Post. You may also be interested in: Remembrance Day Two This is a 65 slide PowerPoint presentation designed to be used for the 2 minutes silence. It begins with the Last Post and ends with the Reveille and has been set to play automatically. The powerful and poignant images have been carefully selected and show scenes of : 1. World War 1 2. World War 2 3. Current soldiers in the Armed Forces 4. War Graves 5. War memorials This slide show will help pupils who find it difficult to focus during the two minutes silence to understand why we have Remembrance Day and what was like for both the soldiers on the front line and their families back home. The slides could also be used for follow-up work with the pupils to provoke discussion and provide a stimulus for writing activities and for display purposes. More Remembrance Day Resources Thinking of publishing your own resources or already an author and want to improve your resources and sales? Check out this step-by-step guide. How to Become a Successful TES Author: Step by Step Guide

This resource contains a fully editable, 25 slide PowerPoint presentation with hyperlinks to famous war poems and interviews with World War1 Veterans. The Poets, poems and interviews included in the presentation are: ‘For the Fallen’ by Robert Binyon ‘My Boy Jack’ by Rudyard Kipling ‘The Soldier’ by Rupert Brooke ‘In Flanders Field’ by John McCrae ‘We Shall Keep The Faith’ by Moina Michael World War 1 veteran, Edward Francis’ recitation of ‘Spotty’. An interview with Harry Patch - the last surviving member of the World War 1 Interviews with other veterans of the First World War The song ‘The Green Fields of 'France’ by John McDermott You may also be interested in: Remembrance / Armistice Day Presentation This is a fully editable, informative and poignant 80-slide PowerPoint presentation. It could be used for an assembly or series of assemblies leading up to, and on, Remembrance Day or for use with a tutor group. The presentation focuses on: What is Remembrance Day? World War 1 Armistice Day Remembrance Day The Poppy The British Legion How those soldiers who gave their lives are remembered The PowerPoint contains many hyperlinks to areas of interest. Remembrance Day Two Minute Silence Slideshow This is a 65-slide PowerPoint presentation designed to be used for the 2 minutes silence. It begins with the Last Post and ends with the Reveille and has been set to play automatically. The powerful and poignant images have been carefully selected and show scenes of : World War 1 World War 2 Current soldiers in the Armed Forces War Graves War memorials This slide show will help pupils who find it difficult to focus during the two minutes silence to understand why we have Remembrance Day and what was like for both the soldiers on the front line and their families back home. The slides could also be used for follow-up work with the pupils to provoke discussion and provide a stimulus for writing activities and for display purposes. More Remembrance Day Resources Thinking of publishing your own resources? Check out this step-by-step guide: How to Become a Successful TES Author

This resource contains a fully editable, simple text, poignant 79 slide PowerPoint presentation on Armistice Day / Remembrance Day / Remembrance Sunday / Poppy Day. The resource could be used for an assembly or series of assemblies leading up to Remembrance Day or for use with a tutor group. The PowerPoint focuses on: What is Remembrance Day? World War 1 Armistice Day Remembrance Day The Poppy The British Legion How those soldiers who gave their lives are remembered The resource contains extracts from a soldier’s diary, hyperlinks to a recitation of Rudyard Kipling’s My Boy Jack, World War 1 veteran, Edward Francis’ poem about his friend ‘Spotty’, a short interview with Harry Patch - the last surviving member of the World War 1 from any country, Rupert Brooke’s poem ‘The Soldier’, John McCrae’s poem ‘In Flanders Fields’, interviews with other veterans of the First World War, the song ‘The Green Fields of France’ by John McDermott, a recitation of Moina Michael’s poem ‘We Shall Keep the Faith.’ You may also be interested in: Remembrance Day Two Minute Silence Slideshow This is a 65 slide presentation designed to be used for the 2 minutes silence. It begins with the Last Post and ends with the Reveille and has been set to play automatically. The powerful and poignant images have been carefully selected and show scenes of World War 1 World War 2 Current soldiers in the Armed Forces War Graves War memorials This slide show will help pupils who find it difficult to focus during the two minutes silence to understand why we have Remembrance Day and what was like for both the soldiers on the front line and their families back home. The slides could also be used for follow-up work with the pupils to provoke discussion and provide a stimulus for writing activities and for display purposes. More Remembrance Day Resources Thinking of publishing your own resources or already an author and want to improve your resources and sales? Check out this step-by-step guide: How to Become a Successful TES Author: Step-by-Step Guide

A PowerPoint about Remembrance Day. Includes detailed information, photos of soldiers, war memorials and Poppies. Includes an embedded video clip of the Last Post being played on Remembrance Sunday. Can be used as a lesson, in tutor time or in Assembly. Suitable for all ages.

There is a lesson plan and power point presentation, with resources. It has been used worldwide in many schools. Enjoy this fantastic resource! You will love this.

Assembly on Remembrance Day. How it came about, where and why poppies are made. Delivered to Year 8 accompanied by a reading of In Flanders Fields and a display of poppies over the years.

A 20 slide presentation (PP and worksheets) to commemorate the 11th November, Remembrance Day. This is suitable for upper KS2 and KS3. Useful as an assembly or PSHE lesson, one off History lesson or as an English lesson with resources for poetry writing, extended writing and class discussion.