A fully planned and engaging assembly PowerPoint designed to introduce pupils to Space Day and inspire curiosity about space, science and exploration.

This assembly explains what Space Day is and why it is celebrated, encouraging pupils to explore the wonders of space and imagine future possibilities in science and discovery.

Pupils will learn about key space concepts, including our solar system, planets, stars and the Moon. The presentation introduces fascinating facts about space in a clear and accessible way, helping to build understanding and excitement around science topics.

The assembly also explores the role of astronauts, what they do in space and how they live and work aboard the International Space Station. It highlights famous astronauts and inspires pupils to consider future careers in science and space exploration.

Real-life links show how space technology impacts everyday life on Earth, from GPS to weather forecasting, helping pupils see the relevance of space science in the world around them.

Perfect for whole-school assemblies, this resource is suitable for both KS1 and KS2 and requires no additional preparation.

What’s included:

Clear, engaging and age-appropriate slides
Introduction to Space Day and space exploration
Key facts about planets, stars and the solar system
Exploration of astronauts and life in space
Links to real-world science and technology
Inspiring and aspirational content for pupils

Ideal for:

Space Day
Science and STEM topics
Space and Earth units
Whole-school assemblies
Inspiring future scientists and explorers