Morning assemblies for schools
The Red Cross' nationwide morning assemblies can be used on regular school days, as part of different themed days or as replacement programming for religious events, such as Christmas or Easter.
A peek into the Red Cross warehouse
In the Hunger Day morning assembly from autumn 2025, Anna and Senni visit the Red Cross logistics centre in Tampere. The warehouse has an entire hospital and different types of toilets, tents and generators ready to be shipped around the world.
The morning assembly is suitable for students of all ages. The assembly lasts eight minutes. Subtitles are available in Finnish, Swedish, or English. To select the subtitle language, click the 'CC' icon in the bottom right corner of the video.
Click here for the morning assembly.
Equality and anti-racism
The morning assembly for the 2026 week against racism focuses on racism and how to tackle it in the everyday lives of children and young people.
The issue is discussed by schoolboy Harri, general upper secondary school student Vida Amoah, football referee Mohammad Al-Emara and spouse of the President of the Republic of Finland Suzanne Innes-Stubb.
The assembly lasts approximately 10 minutes. Subtitles are available in Finnish, Swedish, or English. To select the subtitle language, click the 'CC' icon in the bottom right corner of the video.
Watch the morning assembly here.
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Huuhkajien haaste (Huuhkajat challenge): video + discussion topics (suitable for both primary and comprehensive schools).
Friendship and friendship skills
The theme of the 2026 Valentine's Day morning assembly isWhat makes a good break?. The morning assembly is suitable for students of all ages.
Subtitles are available in Finnish, Swedish, or English. To select the subtitle language, click the 'CC' icon in the bottom right corner of the video.
Click here for the morning assembly.
First aid and health
Hygiene guidelines for younger pupils: short videos.
Hygiene guidelines for older pupils and adults: short videos.
