Assemblies
A key part of our personal development programme
Assemblies at our school are a key part of our personal development programme. They provide a structured, inclusive space where pupils can reflect, learn, and grow beyond the academic curriculum. Through assemblies, we aim to nurture character, values, and a sense of community.
Themes Covered
Assemblies are planned to support the following areas of personal development:
- Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural (SMSC) Development
- British Values (democracy, rule of law, individual liberty, mutual respect, and tolerance)
- Wellbeing and Mental Health
- Celebration of Diversity and Inclusion
- Resilience and Growth Mindset
- Careers and Aspirations
- Global Citizenship and Environmental Awareness
Structure and Delivery
- Year Group Assemblies tailored to age-specific themes and current issues.
- Form-Time Reflections linked to weekly assembly topics.
- Student-Led Assemblies to promote leadership and pupil voice.
- Praise assemblies take place at the end of each term to celebrate and reward student achievements.
Impact on Pupils
- Develop empathy, respect, and responsibility.
- Understand and reflect on moral and ethical issues.
- Build confidence in expressing opinions and listening to others.
- Celebrate achievements and learn from challenges.
- Feel part of a wider school and global community.
Monitoring and Evaluation
- Assembly themes are mapped across the year to ensure coverage of key personal development areas.
- Staff contribute to planning and delivery to ensure relevance and consistency.