This Anti-Bullying Week Assembly PowerPoint presentation is designed to engage primary school students by using popular characters such as Shrek, Inside Out 2, and Toy Story to explain what bullying is, its impact, and how to prevent it. The presentation encourages children to choose respect, be kind, and stand up for others. It includes intro and outro music to set the tone for the assembly, and concludes with a fun, interactive sing-along song to reinforce the key messages. Through these relatable characters and engaging elements, students will learn to celebrate each other’s differences and create a positive, bully-free environment.

Bring the magic of Diwali to your classroom with this comprehensive and visually captivating PowerPoint, designed especially for primary school children. This resource offers an engaging overview of the Festival of Lights, its significance, and traditions, with stunning bespoke pictures from India that showcase authentic Diwali decorations. Key features include: A simple and clear explanation of Diwali and its importance The story of Rama and Sita, explaining the origins of the festival A detailed look at the five days of Diwali, with activities for each day Bespoke pictures from India, featuring beautiful Diwali decorations such as diyas, rangoli, and light displays, with explanations of their cultural and spiritual meanings Interactive classroom activities and fun facts to engage students Intro and outro music to set the festive tone A fun sing-along song for primary children to celebrate the festival together Perfect for assemblies, classroom use, and Diwali-related activities, this resource offers students a deeper understanding of the cultural richness of Diwali, while making the celebration fun and interactive. Suitable for all primary age groups.

Christmas Quiz 2024 (primary) Get ready for the most unbelievably fun, jam-packed Christmas quiz of the year! The Christmas Quiz 2024 is here to bring laughter, learning, and tons of holiday magic to your classroom with three thrilling rounds: World Traditions Round: Journey around the globe as we explore the wildest, wackiest, and most heartwarming Christmas traditions from every corner of the world! Christmas Movie Magic Round: Dive into the holiday’s best-loved films, from mischievous elves to snowmen that come to life, with questions that will have you cheering and laughing out loud! Epic Tie-Breaker Showdown: With festive tunes and lightning-speed questions, this music-filled tie-breaker will keep everyone on the edge of their seats! Bursting with holiday spirit, upbeat music, and surprises at every turn, this is the Christmas quiz that students will be talking about until next year! Perfect for spreading joy and excitement in your end-of-term celebrations!

Target Audience: Primary School (KS1 and KS2) Duration: 15–20 minutes Overview: This engaging and inspiring assembly uses themes and quotes from Disney’s The Lion King to help children reflect on the past year, set goals for the new one, and embrace a positive mindset. With familiar characters like Mufasa, Simba, Timon, and Pumbaa, the assembly introduces key values such as courage, responsibility, kindness, and resilience, making it perfect for young learners. Key Themes: Reflection: Learning from the past and celebrating achievements. Responsibility: Caring for others and the world around us. Courage: Facing challenges with bravery and support. New Beginnings: Setting goals and embracing fresh opportunities. Structure: Introduction (3 minutes): Welcome students to the assembly. Introduce the theme: “A Roaring Start to the New Year!” Quote: “Look at the stars. The great kings of the past look down on us from those stars.” – Mufasa. Reflection (3 minutes): Show a slide of Simba and Mufasa on Pride Rock. Discuss the importance of looking back to celebrate achievements and learn from challenges. Invite students to share something they’re proud of from the past year. Lessons from Mufasa (4 minutes): Present key quotes from Mufasa, such as: “Remember who you are.” (Be true to yourself.) “Everything you touch is your responsibility.” (Take care of others and your environment.) Ask: “Which of these lessons will you carry into the New Year?” Setting Goals (4 minutes): Use the theme of Simba looking toward the horizon to encourage students to think about their goals. Activity: Students think of one thing they want to learn or improve this year, e.g., being kind, helping others, or trying something new. Hakuna Matata Celebration (3 minutes): Discuss the importance of enjoying the journey and having fun, with a nod to Timon and Pumbaa’s “Hakuna Matata”. Optionally, lead the group in singing a short verse of Hakuna Matata. Closing (3 minutes): End with the theme of The Circle of Life, highlighting how every New Year is a new beginning. Quote: “Everything you see exists together in a delicate balance.” – Mufasa. Encourage students to make the most of their year. Learning Outcomes: Children will reflect on their achievements and challenges. They’ll understand the value of setting personal goals. They’ll feel inspired to embrace kindness, courage, and responsibility in the New Year. Optional Enhancements: Add music from The Lion King for transitions (Circle of Life or Hakuna Matata). Display PowerPoint slides featuring scenes and quotes from the movie. Materials Needed: Projector for slides or images. Speakers for optional music. Space for group interaction or singing. Conclusion: This assembly is a perfect way to start the New Year with excitement, inspiration, and meaningful reflection, leaving students feeling motivated and ready to take on new challenges.

Start the year with a reflective and goal-oriented activity that encourages creativity and personal growth! This engaging worksheet pack is designed for primary school students and helps them set meaningful resolutions and dreams for the year ahead.

Find included a stunning PowerPoint on Valentine’s Day 2025, suitable for primary school. Includes the following slides: When is Valentine’s Day? What is Valentine’s Day? Where does Valentine’s Day come from? What is Valentine’s Day like in Japan? How is it different? Valentine’s Day kindness challenge Beautiful music, suitable for classroom or assembly.

This engaging Safer Internet Day 2025 PowerPoint is designed for primary school children and uses the fun and relatable theme of Inside Out 2 to teach online safety. It includes vibrant visuals, simple explanations, and interactive elements to keep children entertained while learning how to stay safe online. Slides included: When is Safer Internet Day? What is Safer Internet Day? What are Online Scams? How can you spot an Online Scam? Scam or not quiz using Inside Out 2 Characters. Staying safe online - golden rules and top tips. Who to talk to if you encounter an online scam, what to do. YouTube Clip on staying safe online Intro/Outro music suitable for assembly

This engaging scaffolded PowerPoint presentation is perfect for primary school teachers looking to promote healthy eating and inspire a love for reading through the fun and familiarity of beloved cartoon characters like Popeye, Desperate Dan, and Tom and Jerry! Packed with interactive content and creative teaching ideas, this PowerPoint includes: Slides included: Where do you come from? What food do you eat? What does it mean to ‘be healthy?’ Naming the five main food groups Matching foods to correct food group activity The Eat Well Plate - cartoon examples, children have to decide if plate is healthy or not. How could it be improved? Design a healthy meal to make at home - related to ‘The Anxious Generation’ by Jonathon Haidt. The Let Grow Project research encourages use of children to do something they have never done before, such as cooking a meal or baking. The problems with not eating healthy Healthier food swaps HA - Difference between simple and complex carbohydrates, sort into groups activity A short video on healthy eating and other clips from famous books related to food Key features: Cartoon Connections: Explore how iconic characters like Popeye (spinach and strength) and Desperate Dan (cow pies) can spark discussions about healthy eating and moderation. Healthy Eating Basics: A kid-friendly explanation of what healthy eating is, including an engaging video to reinforce understanding. Food Groups and Nutrition: Fun visuals and simple explanations about the major food groups, helping children understand balanced diets. Literary Links: Recommendations for food-themed books such as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Oliver’s Vegetables, and Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs to promote a love for reading. Interactive Activities: Jam-packed with creative activities, including designing a healthy meal, food group sorting games, and cartoon-inspired writing prompts. Cross-Curricular Learning: Opportunities to integrate science (nutrition), art (food-related crafts), and literacy (reading and storytelling) into your lessons. This resource is designed to captivate students’ imaginations while building their knowledge of healthy eating and fostering enthusiasm for books. It’s perfect for sparking class discussions, engaging reluctant learners, and promoting positive food choices in a fun and memorable way.

Discovering Chinese New Year: Traditions, Fun, and Learning This engaging and interactive PowerPoint is designed for primary school lessons and assemblies, introducing children to the vibrant traditions and celebrations of Chinese New Year. It provides age-appropriate content, colourful visuals, and fun activities to help children explore the history, culture, and customs of this special festival. Key Features: Introduction to Chinese New Year: Learn what it is, when it happens, and why it’s celebrated. The Chinese Zodiac: Explore the 12 zodiac animals and discover the meaning of the Year of the Snake (2025). Traditions and Celebrations: Discover the importance of red decorations, family gatherings, and red envelopes. Lion and Dragon Dances: Understand the symbolism behind these spectacular performances. Festive Foods: Learn about traditional dishes like dumplings and noodles, and their special meanings. Fireworks and Decorations: Explore how fireworks and red banners bring luck and happiness. Geography Connection: Locate China on the world map and learn about its location and travel time from the UK. Language Learning: Practice key Chinese phrases, such as “Happy New Year” in Mandarin. Intro/Outro music for assembly and two videos on Chinese New Year. Interactive Activities: Encourage creativity with craft ideas like making red envelopes or drawing zodiac animals.

These beautifully designed Zodiac Posters are perfect for brightening up any learning environment while introducing students to the fascinating world of Chinese astrology. Each poster features: All 12 Chinese Zodiac Animals: With vibrant illustrations of the Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig. Key Personality Traits: A brief, easy-to-understand description of the qualities and characteristics associated with each zodiac sign. Years Associated with Each Animal: Helps students identify their own zodiac sign or that of their friends and family. Cultural Insights: Information about the significance of the zodiac in Chinese traditions and its connection to the lunar calendar. These posters are perfect for use in lessons on world cultures, Chinese New Year celebrations, or simply as an engaging classroom decoration. Available for download and easy to print in various sizes.