Assembly - Don't prejudge a book by it's cover - face the challenge and do your best

An assembly that explored prejudgement and the implications - linked to life; linked to situations; linked to people; linked to their personal journeys both academic and socially.

The assmebly explores what is meant by prejudgement and how society often judges someone or something by their outward appearance alone - how people make assumptions about something based on the way it looks.

Explore famous people and the prejudgement that could be made about someone or WAS made about someone, and how those prejudgements have been wrong.

Then look at studies and life and how we often prejudge something before we find out the detail - exams; something new such as work placement; coursework etc

Moral of the assembly then given and pupils aksed to not prejudge but actually make an informed judgement for themselves based on fact and exploration.

Fun element added to assembly where you ask staff to come and try the “delicious looking truffles” -some are truffles and some are not, they are coooked sprouts covered in chocolate! Don’t judge something by the way it looks!