Why is Nelson Mandela important for Black History Month? A Nelson Mandela Black History Month assembly gives children an opportunity to explore Black history Our Black History Month assemblies and resources bring these stories together while exploring values Can I use the assembly outside Black History Month? Yes. History Month assemblies and resources for more significant Black figures.

Why is Mary Seacole important for Black History Month? historical figure as part of Black History Month in primary schools. Black History Month provides an opportunity for schools to celebrate Black history, learn about significant Looking for more Black History Month assemblies? Explore our Black History Month resources and make meaningful discussion about Black history, equality

What is Black History Month? Black History Month is celebrated in the UK every October. What is the theme of Black History Month 2026? Black History Month in October or as the starting point for further learning throughout the month. FAQs When is Black History Month in the UK? What age is this Black History Month assembly suitable for?

Why is Rosa Parks important for Black History Month? How can this Rosa Parks assembly support Black History Month? History Month. Looking for more Black History Month assemblies? Explore our Black History Month resources and make meaningful discussion about Black history, equality

Times and Places

Why is Martin Luther King Jr. important for Black History Month? History Month. Can I use this assembly outside Black History Month? Yes. Looking for more Black History Month assemblies? Explore our Black History Month resources and make meaningful discussion about Black history, equality

Why is Louis Armstrong a good figure for Black History Month? A Louis Armstrong Black History Month assembly provides an opportunity to explore Black history through His story also helps broaden a school's Black History Month provision beyond civil rights campaigners Can the assembly be used outside Black History Month? Absolutely. History Month assemblies and resources for more significant Black figures.

Famous Faces

This Maggie Aderin-Pocock assembly for primary schools explores the inspiring story of the British space Her story encourages children to recognise that the difficulties they experience when they are young Her story also provides an opportunity to discuss the danger of underestimating other people. Maggie's story combines science, ambition and resilience in a way that children can relate to. Maggie's experience of dyslexia forms an important part of her story.

Famous Faces This Windrush Generation assembly for primary schools explores the inspiring story of Floella Their stories are an important part of British history and help us understand the diverse society we Today, she continues to share her story and promote the values of kindness, fairness and inclusion. Her story encourages us to welcome others, celebrate diversity and approach new beginnings with courage

Books & Stories This Izzy Gizmo assembly for primary schools uses the popular picture book by Pip Jones Izzy Gizmo tells the story of a young inventor who loves creating gadgets and machines. Our Books & Stories assemblies for primary schools use stories such as Izzy Gizmo to help children explore Children are introduced to the world of inventions before sharing the story. Looking for more story-based assemblies?

Books and Stories This Augustus and his Smile assembly for primary schools introduces pupils to the importance Through story, discussion and reflection, children explore themes of gratitude, kindness and wellbeing About the Book Augustus and his Smile tells the story of a tiger called Augustus who wakes up one day By the end of the story, Augustus realises that happiness is often found in the simple things we see Why is this story important for children?