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School Assemblies
 School assemblies are an excellent resource for kids to learn more about the school, develop their values, and provide an exciting venue for them to grow and develop into a valuable member of society and the outlying community. They will also learn about what their school stands for and how it can be the stepping stone to some great opportunities in life.
1. The Power to Unify
Our school assemblies will ignite the school spirit, instill a sense of belonging, and motivate the kids towards making the best of the opportunities the school has to offer.
2. Build Interest in Extra Curricular Activities
The school assembly is the perfect place to promote opportunities which are run by the school but are conducted outside of school hours. By promoting school activities in this way, the children soon realize that school is about more than just books and study, it's also a fun place to participate in fun activities with friends, and even make some new ones by participating in activities they may not have learned about otherwise.
3. Develop Core Values
Children can be significantly influenced by the life lessons they can learn. With all those bright young faces looking up at you, how can you not take advantage of a prime opportunity to teach lessons in diversity, accountability, leadership, and responsibility? Bullying is a growing concern in many middle schools, and anti-bullying assemblies for middle school provide the perfect time to address the situation and educate all the children on how best to deal with a bullying situation.
4. Learning Social Discipline
Gathering together in large groups is a prime training ground for teaching kids discipline and social behavior. During assembly, they will be required to sit quietly, listen attentively, and participate appropriately when necessary. These skills are all valuable both inside and outside of the classroom and school. While the classroom environment certainly helps to instill these values, a full school assembly is what will really put the kids to the test. The assembly takes them out of their comfort zone. Without their familiar circle of friends surrounding them, the behaviors the children need to develop for functioning as part of a large group are reinforced.
5. Build Confidence
School assemblies provide the opportunity for kids to develop their confidence by speaking up and sharing their ideas. There will always be kids who already have the confidence to speak in front of large groups, but a good assembly leader will make sure everyone has a chance to get involved. With the right inspiration, kids who may not be so comfortable talking in front of a group may be inspired to stand up and share their ideas.
Assembly dates can be found in the school guide.
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