20 Best Assemblies: Health and Happiness (Digital Edition) by Roger Smith (author)

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Suitable for 5 - 11 years

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Last minute assembly to prepare? This book can help! It’s full of instant ways to create assemblies that are exciting, thought-provoking, educational and motivating. The assemblies here are all based on health and happiness, and can be used with a class or a whole year group. They each include clear objectives, background information, step-by-step guidance and a closing thought or prayer. No need to hunt for poems, stories and ideas – everything’s provided for you!

20 inspiring health and happiness-themed assemblies for ages 5-11

Creative assemblies with related photocopiable pages

Plenty of options for KS1 and KS2 throughout the year

Helps your school meet Collective Worship requirements

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Product Details

Series

20 Best Assemblies

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781407190259

Date published

December 8th, 2022

Resource details

File type:: pdf
File size:: 900 KB
Pages:: 32

Other details

32 pages

Part of this Series

20 Best Assemblies

Author/Illustrator

Roger Smith

Freelance writer and part time lecturer PGCE Warwick University. Headteacher for 24 years, also worked for Open University, Warwick University and Coventry Technical College.