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8 March 2026

pptx, 6.27 MB
pptx, 6.27 MB

Description
This ready-to-deliver International Women’s Day 2026 assembly is designed for UK secondary schools (KS3–KS5) and explores this year’s global theme: “Give to Gain.”
The assembly helps students understand the purpose of International Women’s Day, recognise the achievements of inspiring women, and reflect on how small actions – such as support, encouragement and challenging stereotypes – can help create a more equal world.
It includes a powerful real-world example involving Andy Murray speaking up to ensure Serena Williams’ achievements were recognised, helping students understand how everyday actions can support equality.
The assembly encourages students to reflect on how they can contribute to a culture of respect, opportunity and fairness within school and beyond.
Ideal for whole school assemblies, tutor time, PSHE, Personal Development, Citizenship or equality awareness events.

** What’s included?**
• Complete PowerPoint assembly (8 slides)
• Clear speaker notes/script for staff delivering the assembly
• Explanation of International Women’s Day and its history
• Exploration of the 2026 theme: “Give to Gain”
• Examples of inspirational women who changed the world
• A real-life case study (Andy Murray & Serena Williams)
• Student reflection question to encourage engagement
• Strong closing message linking to equality and respect

Ideal for
• KS3–KS5 students
• Whole school assemblies
• Tutor time discussions
• PSHE / Personal Development lessons
• Equality, diversity and inclusion awareness
• Schools marking International Women’s Day (8 March)

Learning Focus
Students will:
• Understand the purpose and history of International Women’s Day
• Explore the 2026 theme “Give to Gain”
• Recognise the achievements of influential women
• Reflect on how individuals can support equality
• Consider how small actions can make a positive difference

Why teachers like this resource
• ✔ Ready-to-use assembly with minimal preparation
✔ Clear script included – ideal for busy staff
✔ Relevant, engaging real-world examples
✔ Suitable for a wide range of secondary ages
✔ Supports Personal Development, British Values and equality education

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