All Saints’ Day
This PowerPoint introduces pupils to All Saints Day as a celebration of people—famous or ordinary—who showed exceptional kindness, courage, and love for others. It explains that saints are symbols of light and goodness.
George & Dragon
This PowerPoint retells the legend of St George and the Dragon to help pupils explore the theme of courage. It introduces St George as both a historical Roman soldier and a symbol of standing up for justice.
Union Jack
This PowerPoint provides a clear and engaging explanation of the Union Jack, tracing its development from the early union of the English and Scottish crowns to the creation of the modern flag in 1801.
Christianity
This PowerPoint introduces pupils to Christianity and its major festivals, explaining the core beliefs of Christians, the significance of Jesus, and the importance of the Bible. It explores key celebrations—Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter and Pentecost
St Patrick
This PowerPoint introduces pupils to St Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, explaining his life story and why he is celebrated each year on 17th March. It covers his early years in Wales, his capture and enslavement in Ireland, his escape, and his eventual return as a priest and missionary who helped bring Christianity to Ireland.
St David
This PowerPoint introduces pupils to St David, the patron saint of Wales, exploring his life, legends and lasting influence. It explains his Welsh origins, his role in spreading Christianity, and famous stories such as the ground rising beneath him while preaching and his use of the leek as a battle identifier—traditions that continue in St David’s Day celebrations.