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Last updated

5 January 2026

pdf, 3.64 MB
pdf, 3.64 MB
pptx, 3.87 MB
pptx, 3.87 MB

Support pupils in learning about World Religion Day with this engaging and age-appropriate assembly PowerPoint, designed for KS1 and KS2. This child-friendly presentation helps pupils understand why people have different beliefs, why respecting all religions matters, and how learning about faiths can promote peace, kindness and understanding.

The assembly encourages curiosity, empathy and respect while supporting pupils’ spiritual, moral, social and cultural development.

What’s Included:

A clear explanation of what World Religion Day is and why it is celebrated

The history of World Religion Day, including its origins in 1950

Why respecting all religions matters in a diverse society

Key values shared across religions, including kindness, respect and peace

How World Religion Day is celebrated globally, including interfaith events

Inspiring stories of kindness and harmony from different communities

Fun facts about world religions and shared teachings

A focus on unity, understanding and peace

Interactive activities such as sharing stories, art creation and group games

Fun learning opportunities including quizzes, crafts and storytime

An exploration of The Golden Rule and how it appears across religions

Symbols of peace and their meanings

Practical ways to celebrate World Religion Day at school

A reflective closing message encouraging respect and inclusion

Why Teachers Love It:

Suitable for KS1 and KS2

Clear, inclusive and respectful language

Supports RE, PSHE, British values and SMSC

Encourages empathy, curiosity and understanding

Ready to use with no preparation required

Format: PowerPoint & PDF
Slides: 14
Best for: World Religion Day, RE assemblies, cultural awareness, diversity and inclusion, whole-school assemblies

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