Gemma finds out about Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights celebrated around the world

Festivals - Diwali

Gemma Hunt considers the meaning of some well-known sayings - including 'The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence'.

Wise words - The grass is always greener

Join Gemma Hunt for the assembly series for children aged 7 - 11.

Wise words - Don't let the sun go down on your anger

All change! - A change for the worse

All change! - A change for the better

All change! - Old me, new me

Beginnings - Noah

Beginnings - Moses

Summer holidays - A postcard from Worthing

Gemma hears another traditional story - this time explaining why the sun moves slowly...

The way things are: Why the sun moves slowly across the sky

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Together

Gemma finds out about the annual celebration of the Harvest and the importance of sharing

Festivals - Harvest

Irena Sendler

Gemma explores Remembrance Day and the life of Polish nurse Irena Sendler

Making a difference - Irena Sendler

Gemma Hunt presents the first of two programmes exploring different festival foods. Today is all about the hot and spicy foods eaten during the Hindu festival of Navratri.

Festivals - Navratri

Gemma is looking forward to Holi and finding out what happens during the festival.

Special days: Holi

Gemma finds out about sound and hearing, including the story of Beethoven becoming deaf.

Our senses: hearing

Today Gemma considers how the time of day can affect our moods and feelings.

Life cycles: day and night

Gemma begins a new term and today she's thinking about animals and winter hibernation.

Life cycles: hibernate

Gemma considers our sense of sight, including the inspiring story of Louis Braille.

Our senses: sight

Hear about the life of Guru Nanak, founder of the Sikh religionPic: Wellcome Library

Hear about the life of Guru Nanak, founder of the Sikh religion<br>Pic: Wellcome Library

Making a difference - Guru Nanak

Hear about Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the year in Judaism

Festivals - Yom Kippur

Thomas Barnardo

Gemma hears about Thomas Barnardo, the founder of children's charity Barnardo's

Making a difference - Thomas Barnardo

Gemma explores some popular stories that explain why things are the way they are...

The way things are: How the rhinoceros got his skin

Gemma is cooking fudge in her kitchen and thinking about our sense of taste.

Our senses: taste

Change can be a good thing - Gemma hears about the story of John Newton

Who are you? A change for the better

Repeated and reversioned episodes of the assembly series for ages 7-11

Working together - Truth

Gemma explores being happy with who we are and how each of us is special.

Who are you? - Glad to be me

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