This Hans Scholl assembly has been carefully designed for primary schools (KS2) to mark the anniversary of Hans Scholl’s death and introduce pupils to his story in a thoughtful, respectful and age-appropriate way.

The presentation focuses on courage, justice and moral choice, helping children to:

Learn who Hans Scholl was and why he is remembered

Understand the importance of standing up for what is right, even when it is difficult

Learn about the White Rose resistance group in simple, non-graphic terms

Explore the power of words, ideas and peaceful protest

Learn about Hans and Sophie Scholl working together for justice

Understand that bravery can be shown through kindness, truth and fairness

Reflect on how young people today can show courage and integrity

Consider how small actions can help create positive change

The content avoids distressing detail and instead centres on values, reflection and inspiration, making it suitable for a school assembly setting.

What’s included

Fully prepared PowerPoint assembly

Age-appropriate explanations for KS2

Sensitive approach to historical injustice

Supports History, PSHE, British Values and character education

No preparation required – ready to present

Ideal for Holocaust education contexts, remembrance assemblies, values education, or whole-school discussions about courage and justice.