The life of Helen Keller and how she overcame barriers to learning and her learning differences. An inspirational person we can all learn from with our own barriers to learn.

Beware what you share. This assembly focuses on children managing risks on-line and being aware of their cyber footprint (pictures/ posts etc).

It is something we never get trained in - how do new teachers know how to phone parents? Yet, it is one of the most effective interventions we can do to get students back on track.

A great assembly for high school students showing the realities of life - Bill Gates' Rules of Life

A double sided reflection activity to help children reflect (when their mood is right) on incidents which have occurred or events which they could have approached differently. It is a chance for them to reflect and think about their behaviours. This can be useful for children with autism.

This is a series of tutor time activities which will motivate Year 11s to keep at it and why their exams are so important. All instructions are there for tutors and it is a carrot approach rather than a stick.

An assembly with a powerful video at the end looking at why people cyber bully and what we should do to keep safe on line. The assembly also has some statistics on cyber bullying on a rolling powerpoint when children enter the assembly hall.

The CPD session looks at 'blockers' to differentiation, theory behind differentiation and then how we plan, deliver & assess for different students using the three P's - Presentation, Process & Product

This assembly looks at loneliness at Christmas within our community and how we can help. It also looks at our own feelings at Christmas and how we can look after ourselves during this time of year. It is thought provoking and touches on the Christian message of love and uses the John Lewis advery from a few years ago to get individuals thinking about how we should all care for each other at Christmas.

A tutor time activity to encourage students to use bins

A series of five tutor sessions which look at different types of mortgages, what bills you will have to pay and other out goings such as phones and gym. It looks at tax and how much money students will have to earn to afford the lifestyle they want. Lots of calculations as you go! For a ‘dry’ topic, this is an interesting set of activities and important for students to know as we all had no idea when we left school about tax, mortgages and bills!

This is a series of activities which help students think about their future as they progress from Key Stage 3 into Key Stage 4. It can be completed over the first two weeks of Key Stage 4 as form time activities. It looks at such issues as organisation, leadership, school references, study skills, emotional intelligence, intelligence in itself, learning styles and their future. Handouts are included on the one long PowerPoint so all resources are in one place. They can be printed or just used electronically.

Three Tutor Time sessions looking at Leadership - what it means and how we become one - both in school and beyond. These sessions require no paper and focus on developing the student’s character. Quick and easy to prepare and deliver for busy tutors!

A session looking at research and fixed vs growth mindsets and how the can change our day to day practice with students

Preparing students for mock exams in Tutor Time

Over 50 plenaries with templates for the classroom

This assembly explores why we should put more effort into giving at Christmas rather than writing a list and wanting many gifts. It also investigates giving to charity and random acts of kindness as well as gifts you can make for free.

Three tutor sessions which promote discussion on how we have become an inclusive society, how we could make school more inclusive and how we could make the world more inclusive.

Different traditions from around the world are explored in this assembly. Some funny, some religious and some strange! Wait until you see what Iceland believe!

An assembly looking at why we should wear our uniform with pride and why 96% and above attendance is so important.