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Last updated

4 February 2026

pdf, 3.98 MB
pdf, 3.98 MB
pptx, 4.24 MB
pptx, 4.24 MB

This World Cancer Day assembly is designed for primary schools (KS1 & KS2) and introduces pupils to World Cancer Day (4th February) in a careful, supportive and child-friendly way.

The presentation focuses on awareness, kindness and hope, avoiding distressing detail while helping children to:

Understand what World Cancer Day is and why it is important

Learn why raising awareness can help people and communities

Explore how children can support friends and families affected by cancer

Understand the importance of kindness, listening and helping others

Learn about healthy habits for kids, including eating well, staying active and getting enough rest

Discover how research, technology and hope help scientists and doctors

Explore ways schools and families can support World Cancer Day

Reflect on how small actions can make a big difference

The assembly is designed to be reassuring and inclusive, making it suitable for a whole-school audience.

What’s included

Fully prepared PowerPoint assembly

KS1 & KS2 appropriate language and visuals

Sensitive, non-medical approach

Supports PSHE, wellbeing and values education

No preparation required – ready to present

Ideal for World Cancer Day, PSHE lessons, wellbeing weeks or whole-school assemblies focused on kindness and empathy.

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