'For Primary School assemblies that are
engaging, enjoyable and effective'
Assemblies Online links the latest films, music and TV to biblical stories. It is comprehensive, flexible and easy to use, with new assemblies published regularly. Customise an assembly to your own needs - or use the 'off-the-peg' version (see the online tutorial).
Each assembly includes some or all of the following: downloadable video and graphics, PowerPoint presentations and PDFs. Check out the free showcase or subscribe now to access the whole site.
Themes:
Believing and Belonging
Stories and Characters
The World and our Community
Times and Seasons
Values and Decisions
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Latest Assemblies:
 | The Lord’s Prayer: What to pray(18 May 2012)This is the third assembly in a series on the Lord’s Prayer. Taking the final section of the prayer, pupils will consider the scope of things Christians pray about, and why they believe God cares about these things. |
 | The Lord's Prayer: Why pray(11 May 2012)This is the second assembly in a series on the Lord's Prayer. Taking a section of the prayer, pupils will consider why Christians like Justin Bieber pray, and what they hope will happen as a result. |
 | The Lord's Prayer: Who to pray to(4 May 2012)This is the first assembly in a series on the Lord's Prayer. Focusing on the opening of the prayer, pupils will consider who Christians pray to and how they know what this being is like. |
 | Still a Good Egg(20 Apr 2012)Betrayal leaves us with a choice: to fight back or to forgive. How do these responses affect us and our friendship? |
Now featuring some assemblies with downloadable video clips from new cinema releases. See samples here.
For guidance on fitting these assemblies to the Religious Observance template provided by Learning and Teaching Scotland click here.
If your school does not have a musician who can accompany singing, perhaps consider trying some of these songs on CD or MP3.
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