British Primary School assemblies were terrifying

[JB-yxrx]

When the school said good morning to the teacher it was the most demonic little sentence. Frightening thinking about it

[randomblob]

This is EXACTLY how it went but we would have to clap and we all did it EXACTLY in time 😭 it's creepy how uniform we were

[kaiusg]

I THOUGHT THAT WAS JUST MY SCHOOL WHAT 😭😭😭
WHY IS THAT "good morning everyone" SO NOSTALGIC PLSSSS

[justaperson]

Bro that “good morning sir good morning everyone” legit sent chills down my spine because we did that everyday in assembly EXACTLY LIKE THAT but I completely forgot and that just sent flashbacks brooo.

[samisiuuuuu]

As a British person that is the most funniest video I ever seen😂

[RexoryByzaboo]

It's indeed creepy to see a bunch of kids saying something in unison with monotone voices and the stares right to your soul.

[sid]

so glad i’m not the only one who had this

[EggFootball]

I could swear every single kid was possessed in assembly...

[manka_banka]

when i was in primary school and whenever we had an assembly, we would say “good morning ##, good morning teachers, good morning everyone” really slowly 💀

[AltGirlie]

“Good morning everyone!”
“Good morning Mr teacher, good morning

[coolbeaniecreaturessqushpr]

When the school said good morning to the teacher in assembly it sounded like everyone was half dead

[lbelx]

We would say “Good morning Mr Partridge, good morning all…”

[AmeliaStarz]

I don’t know why but we learned this in primary schools and it kept getting faster and faster 😭

[alexytroblox_HD]

As a person in a British primary school, I can confirm

[iivethm]

This is EXACTLY how we had school but nobody really sang other than y1

(In a whole school assembly or nobody would sing)

[maxpacker]

Does that good morning 'chant' still happen anywhere? I haven't stepped inside a primary school since I was there so was intrigued.

[Deadpool--]

This is the exact song we sang in school during assembly when I was younger

[QuantumScratcher]

We never sung any kid of song at Monday and Wednesday assemblies - the first page of the presentation was a skills for learning reminder aimed at the younger children.

On Fridays there was a shine assembly for our key stage only; there was no reminder and we sung Let It Shine by Take That.

[Penguins]

Yes. I remember the old sentence. We had to say in Welsh and English though. Went to an English speaking school in Wales
“Bore da, Mrs/Mr Teacher. Bore da, pawb”
“Good morning, Mrs Teacher. Good morning, all”
Then Mrs/Mr Teacher would ask
“Pawb yn barod” (everybody ready?)
We replied
“Ydyn” (yes, we are)

[EMTGAMES]

Man I miss primary :( the climbing frame, the school track, wall tag, assembly, man it's so nostalgic