Does Assembly start like this? Well I hope not. Maybe it is not as bad as this image portrays. But would you like it to be better? Would you like the students to enter the Assembly Hall and sit calmly whilst everyone gathers. Students looking at the screen ahead and engaged. Students given a focus. A focus on what…
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You needn’t only use music at the start of a school assembly. It can form an integral part of each session. Children will listen and respond to a wide variety of musical genres & can articulate their emotional response to a piece, or explain how the music links to the assembly theme. A good…
Experiment with Approaches While a ‘tried and tested’ approach may feel comfortable, it’s beneficial to experiment with different assembly styles. Remember, one size doesn’t fit all when it comes to engaging students. Gather Staff Insights Invite other staff members to observe assemblies and participate in pupil conferencing. Their insights can provide valuable feedback on what…
Address Global Events In a rapidly changing world, assemblies should make space to discuss timely national and international events, allowing students to explore real-world issues. Respond to School Trends Adapt your content to include new trends within your school or local topics relevant to the students’ immediate environment. Foster Group Exploration Provide a platform for…
Broaden Contributions Invite children, teachers, governors, and support staff to contribute, enriching assemblies with diverse voices and experiences. Share Unique Perspectives Each member of the school community has unique insights and stories to share in their own way, offering valuable perspectives to the whole school. Foster Engagement & Confidence Assemblies provide a great platform for…