Assemblies

Whole school primary assemblies are a vital aspect of life at Longton Primary School, providing a unique opportunity for our school community to come together and engage with fundamental British values. These assemblies often feature visits from religious leaders and representatives of local charities, fostering a sense of community and encouraging our pupils to understand and appreciate diverse perspectives. Additionally, we celebrate the successes of our pupils, both in and out of school, reinforcing their achievements and contributions. Through collective learning in assemblies, we promote the Longton values of Care, Grow, and Shine, ensuring that every child feels valued and inspired to contribute positively to our school and the wider community. These gatherings not only enhance the sense of belonging but also support our commitment to nurturing responsible and empathetic citizens.

Monday - Achievement Assembly

Tuesday - This assembly follows our school word of the year -  

Wednesday - Singing and choir

Thursday - Religious assembly.  This may be about a festival, or a story with a moral issue. British Values.  Picture news.

Each week in school we have a Picture News assembly.  These assemblies focus on events which have been in the news.  A provoking question is discussed and explored during the assembly, it helps challenge ideas, pre-conceptions and inform.  Each assembly will be linked to one of the British Values.