1) Fostering Understanding for Racial Harmony

Sypnosis:

The Primary School Assembly Show follows three children from different racial backgrounds in Singapore who, through misunderstandings on Racial Harmony Day, discover that their cultural differences connect rather than divide them.

Minimum number of students: 600 students
Cost: $2,465 (if you sign up for FOS 2026, the cost will be fully funded by SKM!)

In this engaging session, students will:

• Explore what racial harmony means in a multicultural society like Singapore
• Reflect on how words and actions can affect others
• Recognise the impact of unconscious bias and exclusion
• Practise standing up and speaking out with kindness and respect

Our interactive theatre on Racial Harmony is a dynamic and thought-provoking assembly show that brings everyday scenarios of bias, stereotypes and misunderstandings to life.

2) Bringing Kindness to Life with The Morning Greeters

The Morning Greeters are a group of runners in Singapore who jog through parks every Sunday to spread kindness by greeting strangers with cheerful “good mornings,”.

Through engaging storytelling and role-play by The Morning Greeters themselves, students will explore:

• How a cheerful “Good morning!” can brighten someone’s day
• The power of eye contact, smiles, and kind gestures
• Ways they can become Morning Greeters in their own school
• How small actions can grow a big culture of kindness

Perfect for encouraging everyday kindness in school, students will leave inspired to build a more connected and caring environment, one greeting at a time. This programme shows how small, friendly actions can make a big difference.

Minimum number of students: 300 students
Cost: Fully-funded for 2026 FOS Schools

3) Empowering Inclusion with Little Mighty Warriors

Little Mighty Warriors is a fun and empowering assembly session led by Joshua Khoo, founder of the Little Mighty Warriors movement. Born with Achondroplasia, Joshua shares his personal journey to help students understand that no one is too small to make a big difference.

Through lively storytelling and relatable scenarios, students will be encouraged to become everyday heroes by embracing inclusivity, empathy, and courage.

In this inspiring session, students will learn:

• What it means to include others and help them feel like they belong
• How to stand up for classmates who may be left out or treated unfairly
• The importance of empathy and kindness in everyday actions
• That being a true warrior means using your voice and heart to do what’s right

This programme reminds students that even the smallest act of inclusion can help someone feel seen, supported, and valued. They will leave the session inspired to be Little Mighty Warriors, champions of kindness and inclusion in their school community.

Minimum number of students: 300 students
Cost: $300

Timeslots: 25 minutes or 45 minutes

Perfect tie-in with Friends of Singa!

If your students are taking part in this year’s Friends of Singa (FOS), which we hope all of you are, these talks are a great way to spark ideas and kickstart conversations around their FOS kindness projects, especially for projects focused on school culture, peer support, or inclusion.

For assembly booking or further enquiries, please contact us at primary@kindness.sg.

Register now: Friends of Singa 2026

Please note: A minimum of one month’s notice is required to book our shows, and slots are limited so be sure to secure your booking early!