England’s World Cup 2026 Stars: How Migration Shaped the Beautiful Game Bring the excitement of the 2026 World Cup into your classroom with this highly engaging, topical lesson. This resource uses the power of football to explore the deeply positive impact of immigration and diversity in modern Britain. By looking at Thomas Tuchel’s current England squad—featuring stars like Bukayo Saka, Jude Bellingham, Kobbie Mainoo, and Marc Guéhi—students will discover how the diaspora and migration have directly shaped the success of English sport. Without immigration, the Three Lions wouldn’t look or play the way they do today!

An assembly for 11-16 year olds that follows this format: Images/videos showing examples of respect Definition of respect Data to reflect upon What respect looks like at school Why respect is important at school A takeaway A video about respect A quote This assembly takes around 15minutes to deliver, can be more or less depending on how much you want to discuss each slide.

This assembly can be used for KS3-5 and focuses on the importance of teamwork. Specifically the aim is for students to reflect on how they can do their part for their year group team. It uses 3 examples of teamwork: Formula 1 Pit stops, Apollo 13 and an orchestra - promoting cultural capital. This assembly has been delivered to Year 7-11, all of which were engaged throughout.