School Assembly Help Center
What makes a good school assembly?
A strong assembly is interactive, curriculum-connected, and built specifically for K–6 attention spans. The best programs mix music, visuals, storytelling, movement, and participation—not lectures.
How do I find good interactive school assemblies near me?
Schools searching for interactive school assemblies near them should look for programs designed specifically for elementary students and built around participation, music, movement, or hands-on learning. Many providers perform nationwide, so the best way to confirm availability is to review show descriptions and submit a "Check Cost and Available Dates Here" form.
How long does a school assembly last?
Most assemblies run 45–50 minutes, which is ideal for elementary schedules. Back-to-back assemblies usually include a 10–15-minute reset between groups.
How many students can attend a school assembly?
Most shows can accommodate any size audience. The only exception is BOT!, where visibility of the robots is best with 250 students or fewer per show.
What are the most popular elementary school assembly topics?
Common high-demand themes include:
• STEM & robotics
• Anti-bullying
• Character education
• American history & patriotic music
• Movement & fitness
• Cultural or holiday programs
What are some fun school assembly ideas for K–6?
Schools often choose:
• BOT! (robots + engineering)
• Stand Up! (bullying prevention)
• Respect Spells Hip-Hop (character education)
• Spirit of America (U.S. history & music)
• Time-Traveling Inventors (inventors & innovation)
What is the best school assembly for STEM?
Programs with robotics, engineering, or hands-on experiments are ideal. Our STEM/robotics show BOT! is one of the most requested options for grades K–6.
What is the best school assembly for anti-bullying?
Look for assemblies that teach practical strategies—not fear-based messaging. Stand Up uses real scenarios, student participation, and positive behavior modeling that schools find effective.
What is the best school assembly for character education?
Assemblies focusing on the Five Pillars of Character (T.R.R.F.C.) are most effective. Respect Spells Hip-Hop teaches these pillars through music and interactive movement.
What is the best school assembly for American history?
Assemblies using music, visuals, and storytelling help students connect to the past. Spirit of America covers key moments through song, multimedia, and audience participation.
How far in advance should schools book assemblies?
Earlier is better. PTA calendars fill quickly—especially around:
• STEM Week
• Kindness / Friendship Week
• National Holidays
• Back-to-School season
• Pre-Winter Break
It’s common for schools to book 2–6 months ahead.
Do schools need special equipment for an assembly?
Most assemblies require only:
• a standard gym or multipurpose room
• access to one outlet
• space for the audience
Performers bring their own audio, visuals, and equipment.
Can assemblies be tailored to different grade levels?
Yes. Most assemblies can adjust vocabulary, pacing, and activities depending on whether you're hosting K–2 or 3–6.
What time of day is best for a school assembly?
Mid-morning (9–11 AM) typically yields the best attention and energy. Afternoons can work, but morning shows are ideal.
Can a school host two assemblies in one day?
Yes. Many schools schedule two back-to-back assemblies, often by grade band (K–2 and 3–6).
Are school assemblies appropriate for all K–6 ages?
Yes. High-quality assemblies are written for mixed-age groups and can scale up or down easily.
What happens if the school needs to reschedule?
Most providers (including us) will work with you to find a new date. If no suitable date exists, schools are not charged.
Can assemblies be shortened to fit our schedule?
Yes. Assemblies can be adapted for tight periods without losing impact.
Do assemblies require lights-out or darkness?
No. All shows work in fully lit spaces; some include optional projections.
Can assemblies work in small schools or gyms?
Yes. Shows scale to fit gyms, cafeterias, multipurpose rooms, and libraries. Small schools often host combined shows.
Do you accept POs?
Yes. Schools and districts regularly use POs and we are happy to accommodate them.