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Why School Assemblies Still Matter

School assemblies are hardly ever exciting. The main reason many students look forward to attending school assemblies is because they know they will get to miss out on their classes. It is hard because they are looking forward to the content of the assemblies themselves. However, organizations such as Relevant Speakers Network are hoping to change that. Relevant Speakers Network connects schools and big organizations to relevant and engaging youth speakers. If you feel as if your school assemblies have been lackluster lately, then you should consider booking a youth speaker to liven up the school spirit.

 

Booking Youth Speakers for School Assemblies

Booking Youth Speakers for School AssembliesRelevant Speakers Network makes it easy for schools to book youth speakers. They have a large list of talented and inspirational speakers for you to choose from. To name a few:
• Attaboy: a popular Billboard-charting band who use their music to reach students. They talk about topics such as drug and alcohol prevention, peer pressure, character education, and bullying.
• Joel Penton: a football player known for turning down the opportunity to play in the NFL to follow his passion of becoming a full-time youth speaker. He talks about topics such as drug and alcohol prevention, character, leadership, and bullying.
• David McCreary: an entertainer who tackles topics such as bullying, character education, and handling adversity.

Why It Matters

Aside from home, school is the place where children will spend the majority of their time. Some students have stressful living situations and going to school is their oasis. To show your students that they are not alone and to offer them some guidance, connect with Relevant Speakers Network now. You are just one click away from changing the lives of your students, and one booking away from making school assemblies fun again. Contact us today and we can get you in touch with a great speaker like Joel Penton!

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