Mental Health Awareness Week Assembly Presentation (12th May - 18th May)

Support Wellbeing with Our Mental Health Awareness Week Assembly!

Help pupils understand the importance of feelings, friendships, and looking after their minds with this ready-to-use assembly for Mental Health Awareness Week. Designed for KS1 and KS2, this gentle, thoughtful presentation encourages children to talk about emotions and discover healthy ways to cope.

Benefits:

Ready to Go:
Includes clear slides and optional teacher notes, so any staff member can deliver a confident and caring assembly with no extra preparation.

Curriculum-Linked:
Supports PSHE and wellbeing objectives by exploring emotions, self-care, and where to get help — all in an age-appropriate, sensitive way.

Visually Reassuring:
Uses calming colours, expressive emojis, and friendly illustrations to create a safe and engaging space for learning.

Promotes Confidence & Connection:
Encourages children to recognise their feelings, support each other, and know that it’s okay to talk about mental health.

What’s Covered:

• What is mental health?
• Why do feelings matter?
• Common emotions and what they mean
• What affects how we feel?
• Ways to look after our mental health
• Who we can talk to
• End-of-assembly quiz to recap and reflect

Perfect for class or whole-school assemblies, this resource helps children feel seen, supported, and empowered to care for their mental wellbeing.

Let’s grow a school community where every child knows it’s okay to talk — and to feel.