Welcome to the ASSEMBLY e-Learning module in this module we will explore the PBL values and expectations when you are at Kingsford Smith School. Each section has a Quiz and Case Studies to complete before you attempt the Final Quiz at the end. You must score 100% in the Final Quiz to receive your Certificate of Completion.
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What do we mean when we refer to Assemblies?
What it means to be SAFE during Assemblies.
What it means to be RESPECTFUL during Assemblies.
What it means to be a LEARNER during Assemblies.
Being SAFE during Assemblies
Being SAFE during Assemblies
Learning Intention
Learning Intention
By the end of this module, students will have an understanding of:
What is the process at the start of the assembly
What does safe behaviour look like in assembly
Success Criteria
Success Criteria
I will know what to do when it is a assembly
I will know how to line up in my homeroom
I will have completed the quizzes and case studies and scored 100%
Why do we have Assemblies?
Why do we have Assemblies?
Assemblies are a great opportunity to bring all students in the High School (and sometimes the whole school) together. They give us a chance to do the below activities or celebration.
Sense of Unity
Sense of Unity
School Assemblies foster a sense of unity, belonging and shared experience among students and staff. This helps create a positive school culture.
Announcements & Information
Announcements & Information
Assemblies provide us the chance to make announcements and share information about issues that affect all us.
Celebrate & Recognise
Celebrate & Recognise
During our Assemblies we celebrate and recognise accomplishments by students and staff. This builds school pride, reinforces positive behaviours and encourages students to strive to do their best.
Traditions & Rituals
Traditions & Rituals
Assemblies help maintain and pass down school traditions, rituals, and values, which contribute to a sense of school identity and pride.
Being SAFE during assemblies - The Physical Environment
Being SAFE during assemblies - The Physical Environment
When we gather for school assemblies, it's not just about showing good behavior—it's also about keeping our environment safe and pleasant for everyone. Here’s how we can all contribute to a safe and clean assembly:
Stay Seated and Calm: Remain in your seat and avoid moving around unless it's absolutely necessary. This helps prevent accidents and keeps the assembly running smoothly.
Respect the Space: Treat the assembly area with care. Avoid eating food during this event, and always pick up after yourself. A clean environment ensures everyone can enjoy the assembly comfortably.
Follow Directions: Listen carefully to the adults and follow their instructions. They help guide us to ensure everything is safe and organized.
Be Mindful of Others: Keep your hands and feet to yourself, and be considerate of those around you. This prevents accidents and ensures everyone feels safe and respected.
By following these simple rules, we help create a positive and safe environment for our assemblies. Let’s work together to make sure our assembly space is enjoyable and safe for everyone!
Being SAFE in the transition to Assembly
Being SAFE in the transition to Assembly
When walking to a whole school assembly, safety is key. Stay focused and walk at a steady pace, keeping to the right side of the hallways. Avoid running or pushing, and be mindful of those around you. Pay attention to any instructions from teachers or staff, and stay with your group. By being careful and considerate, everyone can arrive at the assembly safely and on time.
Leave bags in HR
Leave bags in HR
When heading to an assembly, it's best to leave your bags in your homeroom. This keeps the assembly area clear and prevents any tripping hazards. Make sure your belongings are neatly stored, so they’re safe and easy to grab when you return. Keeping the assembly space clutter-free helps everyone focus on the event and ensures a smoother, safer experience for all.
Follow teacher to the gym
Follow teacher to the gym
When it's time to head to the assembly, be sure to follow your homeroom teacher. Walking together as a group helps keep everyone organized and ensures a smooth, orderly arrival. Stay close to your teacher, listen for any instructions, and maintain a respectful and quiet demeanor as you walk. This way, everyone can get to the assembly efficiently and ready to participate.
Line up on Coloured dot
Line up on Coloured dot
When at the front of the gym, make sure to line up on the colored dots that match your homeroom class. These dots help organize everyone and ensure there's enough space between students. Standing on your designated spot makes it easier for your teacher to check attendance and for the group to move together smoothly. Following this simple routine keeps things orderly and helps everyone get in the gym quickly and safely.
Waiting respectfully
Waiting respectfully
While waiting in line for the assembly, it's important to be respectful and patient. Stand quietly on your designated spot, avoid talking or distracting others, and keep your hands and feet to yourself. By showing respect for those around you and following instructions, you'll help maintain a calm and orderly environment.
Sitting in HR
Sitting in HR
During the assembly, sit with your homeroom group to help keep things organized. Stay with your homeroom teacher and find your assigned spot quickly and quietly. Sitting together not only helps your teachers manage the group, but it also creates a more unified and respectful atmosphere. Remember to sit still, listen attentively, and follow any instructions given. This ensures that everyone can enjoy and benefit from the assembly.
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