Assembly theme: INTEGRITY Ideal for 5 to 11 years. Duration: Approximately 10 to 20 minutes (depending on how long you discuss the slides). The assembly includes a video demonstrating integrity, 3 think pair share activities, a video about telling lies, a time of reflection and a song. The Assembly is very easy to follow and is divided into the following 20 slides: . Slide 1: Title slide Slide 2: Integrity is… Slide 3: A video showing integrity Slide 4: Integrity is… Slide 5: Think, Pair, Share Activity 1 Slide 6: Integrity is… Slide 7: Think, Pair, Share Activity 2 Slide 8: Integrity is… Slide 9: Think, Pair, Share Activity 3 Slide 10: Introduction to video about telling lies. Slide 11: Video. Slide 12: Special sentences of reflection. Slides 13 to 20: Song (with lyrics and music). . Fully editable and ideal for 5 to 11 years.

Teeth and Healthy Eating Class Assembly PowerPoint and full script attached. My class came up with their own song too (we recorded it and I’ve attached the music and lyrics). Fully editable.

Assembly: Kind Hands, Kind Words 15 - 20 minute assembly. Poems and kindness quotes. Think, pair share activities. Song and prayer included. Fully editable.

Attached is a fully editable 31-slide PowerPoint about respect. The PowerPoint is divided into the following 5 sections: Section 1: What is respect? Section 2: 6 ways to show respect for others Section 3: 5 reasons why respect is important in life. Section 4: Activities to teach respect. Section 5: Respect quotes.

** Theme: Honesty. ** 15 - 20 minutes (approx.) ** A short cartoon, story, some sayings, a ‘new’ song called ‘Yesterday’s Dream’ and prayer. ** Fully editable.

3 HOUSE POINT CHARTS TO USE! FULLY EDITABLE. CHART 1: STAR AWARDS (BRONZE, SILVER, GOLD, PLATINUM) CHART 2: COMPLETE A TALLY FOR EACH HALF TERM CHART 3: 12 x 12 SQUARE - COLOUR IN NUMBER OF HOUSE POINTS AWARDED

Class Assembly. Theme: Saying Sorry. 15 - 20 minutes long. Fully editable.

A 17-slide PowerPoint aimed at pubescent and teenage boys. All questions answered. A fully editable, sensible and well-pitched presentation. Ideal for teachers or parents. Slide 3: Your penis Slide 5: What is an erection? Slide 6: Night time erections Slide 7: A typical erection Slide 8: Erections at awkward times Slide 11: Too many erections Slide 12: Wet dreams Slide 13: How to avoid erections Slide 14: Masturbation

A lovely way to start the school year! Ideal for younger children (Nursery, Reception or Year 1). Task: Ask the children to bring in a teddy bear from home - big/small, new or old. Tell the children that the whole class will be looking at different types of teddy bears and finding out what makes them special… a great starting point when trying to get the children talking about themselves. Before the children bring in their special teddy bear, ask them (parents) to complete the teddy bear label (paper copy or online copy) … both provided. Along with the homework assignment sheet (bring in a bear), I’ve also attached 4 colouring-in teddy bear sheets and 2 colour teddy bears for display. Fully editable.

Assembly: Work Together, Learn Together. 15 - 20 minutes long. Song, discussion opportunities, short story script and prayer included. Preparation: Ask groups of children to demonstrate (through role play) how they work together, e.g. in the classroom (helping with tasks); at lunchtime (good manners) and on the playground (playing fairly). These role plays will be shown during the assembly. You will also need 2 broom handles (or metre sticks) for the story. Fully editable.

A 6-page booklet about Usain Bolt. Page 1: What is a hero? Page 2: Information about Usain Bolt and video/cartoon link. Pages 3 to 5: Questions (and multiple choice answers) based on the video. Page 6: A picture to colour in. Answer booklet attached. Fully editable.

PSHE lesson: How can we be considerate to others? What is consideration? Activity - how to be considerate to your teacher and parent. Consideration quote

PSHE ACTIVITY: Name Calling! 2-page activity Jerry is a waiter and lives in The Star Hotel. He loves to eat all of the time and because of this he is very large. Jerry is very upset at the moment because some of the children staying in the hotel are calling him horrible names like ‘FATTY’. Discussion points: How would you feel if you were Jerry? What do you think Jerry should do? What would you do if somebody started calling you names at school? Why is it important for you to be kind?

Topic: Humans & Animals - Growth and Development. A PowerPoint showing the main stages of human (and animal) growth & development. 14 slides. Suitable for 5 + (depending on ability). Slide 3: Human Growth. Slide 4: Babyhood. Slide 5: Childhood. Slide 6: Adolescence. Slide 7: Adulthood. Slide 8: Human and Animal Development. Slide 9: Human Development. Slide 10: Sheep Development. Slide 11: Elephant Development. Slide 12: Horse Development. Slide 13: Dog Development. To complement the slide show, I have attached a 6-page activity booklet/test for children aged 6+. . Also attached is a much more in-depth PowerPoint about Human Growth and Development for parents and teachers. 32 slides. Slide 3: What is human growth and development? Slide 5: Growth and Development Ages 0 to 3. Slide 10: Growth and Development Ages 4 to 5. Slide 15: Growth and Development Ages 6 to 8. Slide 21: Growth and Development Ages 9 to 12. Slide 26: Growth and Development Ages 13 to 17.

Sex Education - PowerPoint. Age range: 9+ 24 slides. Slides 3 to 9: Key Points & Top Tips to read before starting the presentation. Slide 10: Start of presentation. Slide 11: What do you think sex is? Slide 12: How are babies made? Slide 16: What is masturbation? Slide 18: Why do people have sex? Slide 20: Q & A Slide 21: Male and Female Reproductive Systems – For reference only.

Why is Your Family Special? Just 1 SLIDE to discuss with the class … Good for: Family Occasions Mother’s / Father’s Day celebrations Writing to explain task

A 16-slide PowerPoint for ALL who are recovering after COVID-19 CONTENTS: Recovering after COVID-19 Physical problems after COVID-19 Mental and emotional problems after COVID-19 Recovery time Information for family, friends and carers Understanding your relative’s hospital stay and how it felt Feelings you might be experiencing now they are home Make sure you look after yourself too Self-care Communication between family and friends and the person recovering You and your partner What can I do if I’m feeling overwhelmed? If you need access to further advice and support