Description
Remembrance Day School Assembly or Class Play
Remembrance Day School Assembly or Class Play is a very short script dedicated to those who lost their lives in the first world war and all wars since.
Please note: The script is available in word document format on the purchase of the Performing Rights Certificate. The scripts remain free of performance rights for staging in the classroom but as an assembly, in front of a non-paying audience, you need to buy a single Performance Rights Certificate to cover you for the play you are purchasing.
Cast size: 30; Duration 5 – 10 minutes.
Now also available – an extended version of this script entitled First World War Poets Assembly; and a First World War Assembly identifying the causes and progress of World War One.
Remembrance Day School Assembly or Class PlaySample Text:
Remembrance Day Assembly
Child 10: Life continues. But we will never forget the millions of lives lost in war.
Child 11: All around the country, there are war memorials with the names of those who died in action.
Child 12: In London, every year on Remembrance Day, there is a special march to the Cenotaph.
Child 13: This means Empty Tomb, and is in memory of all those who went missing without proper graves – the unknown soldiers.
Child 14: Wreaths are laid and special services held all over the country.
Child 15:Both World Wars were fought between ourselves and Germany, but many other countries were involved.
TEACHING ‘COVERAGE’
13. Unit 17 Remembrance Day Assembly
- What and Who we’re remembering
- How we remember them
- In Flanders Fields poem
- Horror of war
- Prayer
MUSIC
1. Jerusalem 2. Imagine – John Lennon
