Back-to-School Kindness Assembly

Back-to-School Kindness Assembly
(linking with the Great British Skip!)
9.15am

Start the new school year with an inspiring assembly that encourages children to think about the kind of year they want to have - and how they can help make it happen. Designed for primary schools, this uplifting 25-minute virtual assembly will help pupils return to school feeling positive, connected and ready to make a difference.

Assembly Time: 9.15am
Age Groups: Most suitable for Key Stage 1 and 2
Length: Approx 25 minutes
Workshop Host: Director of Kindness, Greig Trout (with special guest Krish Patel!)
Format: It is a live, virtual assembly held on Zoom Webinar (the children can see Greig, but he cannot see the children and they cannot see each other). Teachers can ask and answer questions on behalf of the children using the chat box.
How many of our classes can join in? Feel free to have as many classes taking part in the assembly as you wish
Please note, your school may request to view the assembly on a maximum of 10 screens. If you require more screens, please enter the quantity you need during the booking process and we will email you to confirm whether we can fulfil your request).

Assembly Content
Greig will share a lively presentation and ask questions along the way.  During the assembly, children will:

•  Reflect on what kind of school year they want to create.
•  Discover how the small choices they make every day can shape their classroom and school community.
•  Learn why stepping outside their comfort zone and taking on challenges helps us grow.
•  Be inspired by Krish's incredible Great British Skip challenge and the stories of kindness he's discovering across the UK.
•  Leave with simple kindness ideas they can put into action from day one.
• We'll even be attempting to cross live to Krish as he makes his way across the country in his World Record Attempt, giving pupils the chance to hear about his adventure and the amazing people he's meeting along the way!

Take Part in the Great British Skip
If your school would like to be part of this world record attempt AND spread kindness at the same time, visit the Great British Skip website to find out more.