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Powerpoint Resources Title Main Content Main Themes Assemblies PowerPoint Resources Title Main Content Main Themes Assemblies 1 Albert Jewish heritage of Albert Rosenfeld, persecution of the Jews Rosenfeld Huddersfield player from 1909 to 1921 the holocaust heroism of Oskar Schindler and Sir courage/heroism Nicholas Winton in saving hundreds of Jews from the holocaust 2 Cec pioneering black rugby league players Cec Thompson as role Thompson life story of Cec Thompson, the first model black rugby league international, who courage of the raised himself from illiteracy to teach pioneering black rugby in a grammar school league players in Britain self-improvement perseverance and determination to overcome great obstacles 3 Cheats rugby league examples of playing playing fairly and with Never fairly and with integrity; integrity Beat examples from sport of cheats who cheats lose their were found out and lost their reputation and their reputations and, in some cases, their good name careers 4 Christmas Huddersfield careers of Fred Longstaff remembrance of those 1914 and Douglas Clark who fought in World War Fred’s death on the Somme and I Douglas’s injuries at Passchendaele the discovery that the Christmas truce in the Western Front German soldiers were trenches, 1914 just like British soldiers – lyrics to Mike Harding’s song people are people ‘Christmas 1914’ regardless of nationality 5 Claude stories of Huddersfield’s three remembrance of those Choules Australians of the 1950s, Lionel who fought in World War Cooper, Johnny Hunter and Pat I Devery story of Claude Choules, the last World War I veteran to die 6 Dynamo Huddersfield rugby league examples sport is not a matter of Kiev of playing hard but playing fairly life and death World War II story of courage by the Dynamo Kiev team and their persecution by the Nazis 7 Be a Sport examples of great sportsmanship from playing fairly different sports sporting conduct respect for the sport, opposition, team mates and yourself 8 Harold birth of rugby league in Huddersfield Harold Wagstaff as role Wagstaff life and career of Harold Wagstaff model of what a working class man can achieve through sport. 9 Incredible self-control of rugby league players self-control Hulk story of the Incredible Hulk self-discipline anger-management 10 Pickles Huddersfield’s Dave Valentine people who steal things and the captaining Great Britain to victory in lose the friendship, trust World the first (1954) World Cup and respect of others ... Cup theft of Rugby League World Cup ... ‘the best things in life trophy in 1970 aren’t things’ theft and recovery of football World Cup in 1966 11 Steve Huddersfield Giants sending old shirts courage Prescott to Papua New Guinea personal legacy Rugby league awards, Man of Steel selfless charity work for award others career, cancer and charity work of Steve Prescott as role Steve Prescott, establishing the Steve model Prescott Foundation renaming the ‘Man of Steel’ award the ‘Steve Prescott Man of Steel’ award 12 Team teamwork in rugby league teams such Teamwork – working Golden as Huddersfield Giants together Plover teamwork by golden plovers in their helping one another annual migration encouraging one another 13 Shoulders history of the Huddersfield Giants importance of knowing of Giants we are all building on what has gone about our history before we owe everything we Sir Isaac Newton quote: ‘If I have seen know and have to people further it is by standing on the who have gone before shoulders of Giants’ Classroom Resources 14 Classroom adding appropriate images to creating posters of Resources inspirational quotes (with Teacher inspirational quotes Notes) drawing cartoon drawing caricatures/cartoons of caricatures Huddersfield Giants players designing a book cover designing cover of a book about the designing a Giants kit history of the Huddersfield Giants RLFC using I.T., photographs and writing text designing a Huddersfield Giants kit .
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