Pupil Led Assembly: Cyprus

October 07, 2014
Each week in our Key Stage 2 assembly, groups of children take over proceedings and share with the juniors something that interests them. From a favourite hobby to a country that’s been visited, we can talk about almost anything! We believe that giving children the opportunity to prepare an assembly, present to an audience and answer questions on their chosen topic, makes them feel valued and equips them with the skills required to share their interests and opinions with confidence.

This week we talked about... Cyprus.

The Year 4 pupils who led assembly this week:

Their presentation:


Facts about Cyprus:

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