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Olympics PRIDE Assembly

Olympics PRIDE Assembly. P.R.I.D.E. – an acronym for Positive attitude; Respect for yourself and others;  the ability to make Intelligent decisions; time to Dream; and not forgetting all the Effort that needs to be put in – in all walks of life.

Olympics PRIDE Assembly is a Class Play that provides the perfect way of demonstrating what it takes to make it in life – the kind of success story all children can aspire to.

Also available as set of 5 guided reading play scripts (Readers Theater) plus quizzes, as broken down above – See under Guided Reading Play Scripts section

A cast of 25. Duration: around 15 – 20 minutes reading time – around 4 minutes for each ‘section’ covering Positive Mental Attitude, Respect, Intelligent Choices, Dreams & Goals, Effort and Education. This obviously doesn’t include music which is optional.

This Script is one of a  number of scripts dealing with the Olympics:

• Olympics PRIDE Guided Reading Scripts 2016
• Rio 2016  Olympics PRIDE Assembly
• Rio 2016 Olympic Games Assembly history and events and ode
• Olympics PRIDE Assembly

Olympics PRIDE Assembly Sample Text

Coach:                         Good morning and welcome to our (lifts PRIDE banner) PRIDE Assembly on the 2016 Olympics.

(Enter Fan 1, Dancer 1, Coach, Athlete 1 & Athlete 2 and Athlete 3 holding

POSITIVE MENTAL ATTITUDE banner)

Fan 1:              (Singing) Nod ya head, Olympics comin! Nod ya head Olympics comin….

Dancer 1:        Hold up! Hold Up! What was that move again?

Coach:             I’ll give you moves! Like, how about movin’ outta here!

Athlete 1:        We’ve got athletic moves to master, man!

Athlete 2:        And those moves take practice.

Athlete 3:        Hours and hours of it!

Fan 1:              But you’ve got the moves, bro! You don’t need to practice!

Coach:             (Snorting) Do you really think it’s that easy?

Fan 1:              Yeah, somethin’ like that. It wouldn’t matter how many hours I spent runnin’ and throwin’ an’ doin’ whatever else these athletes do …. I’d still be bottom of the heap! My school mates always said I was rubbish and they were right!

Dancer 1:        Hold up! Hold up! Aren’t we meant to be discussing positive mental attitude here? I’d say yours was round about zero on a positive ratings scale!

Coach:             (Sighing) I can see I’ve got a bit of coaching to do here (looking at fan) before I can see to my own Athletes.

Athlete 1:        No probs, Coach. We all know where this young man’s coming from.

Athlete 2:        Yeah. I used to think I was no good – I’d never have dreamt I’d be playing for this team one day!

Fan 1:              (Exclaiming) No! Really? But you’re ‘the man’! How could you notbelieve in yourself?

Athlete 2:        All too easily!

Athlete 3:        I was lucky – I had my mum to back me up. But not all of us have that support and you have to develop your own mental strategies.

Fan 1:              But nobody’s ever told me I’m any good at anything!

Coach:             Which is exactly why you have to believe in yourself!

Athlete 1:        Don’t waste your time waiting for others to sing your praises.

Dancer 1:        You could have a really long wait! Trust me, you have to just get out there and do it!

Fan 1:              But do what? I’ve already said I’m no good at anything!

Athlete 2:        Or so you’ve led yourself to believe. I’ll bet one day you’ll find something that you’ll want to do with a passion