At such an influential age, students in elementary or junior high school deal with many social issues like peer pressure or not doing what they know is right so they can be accepted by their fellow students. Since students spend most of their day at school, providing entertaining and thought-provoking assemblies for them to learn about the six pillars of characters is a great way to teach them the values that will make them better people. The six pillars are:

• Respect
• Trustworthiness
• Responsibility
• Caring
• Fairness
• Citizenship

While each and every character quality is important, learning respect is vital in order to get along with the rest of the world. School assemblies use fun activities and performances such as BMX stunt riders or martial arts demonstrations to share the message about how to respect adults, peers and themselves in an entertaining manner.

School assemblies may be held at any location, no matter what the size of campus or number of students. These fun and "cool" performers act as positive role models to impressionable students. By teaching students respect, they also learn valuable social skills such as respecting those who are different, refraining from bullying or threatening, and even understanding how to get out of a negative situation without resorting to anger or insults.

These exciting assemblies typically provide students with audio and visual shows that incorporate the important six pillars of character building. Aside from the enticing show and performance, a school assembly is a great platform for spreading a positive message, for students not only to learn for the present, but also so they can become responsible adults in the future.

Assemblies are great for any occasion or simply an opportunity to give students an invigorating performance with a positive message to stay away from drugs and alcohol, and avoiding to succumbing to peer-pressure.