Great bundle. Has saved me a lot of time. Just a few tweaks needed to make them my own assemblies.

Thank you.

Club Members should definitely download these PowerPoints from the database downloads section as they already have access, and great price saving on the main website for non club members.

Do you celebrate Thanksgiving in Assembly?
In 2023 Thanksgiving is on Thursday 23rd November.

Are you based in the USA where Thanksgiving is a very important celebration?
Are you in a different country but still celebrate Thanksgiving?
Let us know how you celebrate Thanksgiving by hitting the REPLY button.

Download a PowerPoint on Thanksgiving for your Assembly.

Are you taking Assembly about Bonfire Night.

Here are some ideas about Bonfire Night

Download the Bonfire Night PowerPoint

Here is a video giving an overview of our updated Assembly Story Book.



You can see inside the actual book here.

Members can download a copy free if you want to keep it offline or print it out.

Once upon a time, in a charming village nestled in the heart of England, there lived four friends: Lily, Max, Amina, and Raj. Each had a different background, but they all shared a common love for their village and the values it held dear.

One sunny afternoon, they gathered under the ancient oak tree that stood tall in the village square. Lily, with her British flag pin, spoke first. "In our village, we celebrate tolerance," she said. "We respect each other's differences and learn from them."

Max nodded enthusiastically and added, "And don't forget democracy! We all have a say in choosing our village leaders. It's like a big team decision!"

Amina chimed in, "That's true, but we also cherish the rule of law. It keeps our village fair and safe for everyone. No one is above the law."

Raj, the youngest of the group, concluded, "And let's not forget about individual liberty. We have the freedom to express ourselves, be who we are, and pursue our dreams."

The village children, inspired by their friends' wisdom, nodded in agreement. These four friends embodied the British values of tolerance, democracy, the rule of law, and individual liberty, making their village a shining example for all to follow.