Class Assemblies 2021 to 2022
Alexandra - Green Eggs and Ham
The children in Alexandra perform their unique interpretation of Green Eggs and Ham. At least in the online version you won't get wet!
Victoria - The Gruffalo
The children in Victoria share the story of the Gruffalo, who meets quite a few new characters along the way in this hilarious assembly.
Mapesbury - The Old King of Dorchester
The children in Mapesbury perform this famous old poem, enhancing their assembly with humour and an irrelevant song!
Primrose - Big Brad Wolf
The children in Primrose present the true story of the big bad wolf. Was it all just a misunderstanding?
Regent's - The Gingerbread Man
The children in Regent's tell the story of the Gingerbread Man, but will they actually be able to catch him?
Highbury - The Bad Guys
Highbury take to the stage to perform the stage version of this exciting and funny book.
Greenwich: Rumble in the Jungle
The children in Greenwich perform Rumble in the Jungle.
Richmond: We're Going On A Bear Hunt
The children in Reception perform this classic children's story.
Queen's - Supermum!
The children in Queen's perform a special assembly for all the mothers out there.
Hampstead: A Squash and a Squeeze
The children in Hampstead put a naturally Anson spin on one of the much-loved Julia Donaldson stories. This is a Squash and a Squeeze with a few extra animals crowding into that little old cottage!
The Tempest by Year 3&4
The children in Year 3&4 worked in collaboration with Finding the Will to learn and perform The Tempest in just one school week. After hearing the story for the first time on Monday the children then trod the boards on Friday with amazing professionalism.
Roundwood - World Book Day
The children of Roundwood sparkle and shine in this amazing assembly about how terrible books can be and how gaming is soooooo much better! Or is it?
Supertato by Hyde
The children in Hyde entertain us with the story of a particularly evil pea!
Romulus and Remus by Kensington
The children in Kensington show us how the city of Rome was created by two brothers with a tragic story.
The Mummers' Play by Battersea
The traditional opening to Christmas at Anson is the hilarious retelling of the story of Sir George and the Dragon by the children of Battersea.
The Nativity
The children in Nursery and Reception retell the Christmas Story on the Anson Stage.