Right and Wrong: Quotations for Ages 10–16
Five quotations about right and wrong, conscience and moral courage for pupils aged 10–16, with a lighter thought and discussion question.
Right and Wrong: Definitions for Different Ages
Right and Wrong means thinking carefully about choices that help, harm, protect or treat people unfairly. Definitions are provided for ages 5–7, 7–11 and 11–16.
The Day One Person Said “No”
A KS2–KS3 story-led assembly about Rosa Parks and the Montgomery bus boycott, exploring quiet courage, fairness and challenging unjust rules.
The Story You Are Writing Right Now
A KS2–KS3 story-led assembly about The choices that shape each person’s life story, exploring character, everyday choices and the story each person creates.
The Story That Built a City
A KS2–KS3 story-led assembly about The legend of Romulus, Remus and the founding of Rome, exploring origin stories, identity and the choices communities live by.
The Letter That Started a Movement
A KS2–KS3 story-led assembly about Martin Luther King Jr. and the Letter from Birmingham Jail, exploring justice, peaceful change and explaining why fairness matters.