Our Assembly

Class 9 performed an assembly in front of the whole school on The Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson. We had people acting out the parts: snake, the Gruffalo, mouse, owl and fox. We also had people speaking for all our characters and people saying the moral messages.
By L.F and L.H


This week we have done an assembly to the school . We did it on moral messages. We did the Gruffalo. These are some of the messages that we said - don’t judge a book by its cover and it is better to use your brain instead of using violence. We also had actors and speakers and some people doing moral messages and introducing it and we had a microphone to talk so everyone could hear us speaking. People who were not doing that learnt the rhyme.
By LC and JJ

This week we were doing a play for our assembly. We were doing the Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson. I played the Gruffalo. I was shy at first but then I overcame my stage fright (I’m H.F by the way). I did a message at the end of the play because we were looking at stories with a message. My message was just because you’re small doesn’t mean you can’t do big things (I’m C.R by the way). If you’ve never heard the Gruffalo this is what happens a little brown mouse lives in a woods and he pretends he’s going to meet a creature called a Gruffalo. All the animals want to eat the mouse and ask if the mouse would like to stay for tea but the mouse said no and said he was going to meet a Gruffalo but it’s not really real. Or is it? At the end he scares all the creatures using the Gruffalo then scares the Gruffalo. by H.F and C.R


Class 9 were doing stories with a meaning and we wanted to do a play of one for an assembly. We chose the Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson. I was the mouse and we had masks made for every character. At the part when the mouse said, “Who is this creature…” when he saw the Gruffalo, everyone said it. Also, we all said the last line. Mrs Kibbler had cut out a nut for me to pick up when the class said the last line. At the end C.R, T.A, L.F and D.S told the school some of the messages that we found in the story such as: bigger is not always better and using your brain is better than using violence. C.D read out a prayer that Ms Turner had found.
By A.B and C.J

In class 9 we did a play called the Gruffalo. A.B was the mouse, I was the fox (G.S), Owl was A.D and the snake was L.J ,and the Gruffalo was A.M. The rest of class 9 sung a poem about the Gruffalo. The theme of our assembly was stories with a meaning. Some of our meanings were don’t judge a book by its cover, just because you are small doesn’t mean you can’t do big things and big isn’t always better.
By GS and CW