In most of them, they each do the same thing and are very similar in character. Dragons, princesses and knights feature in lots and lots of stories.
The film and the book both feature three main characters – a dragon (Zog), a princess (Pearl) and a knight (Sir Gadabout). Welcome everyone to our assembly this morning that is based on the film, Zog, which itself is based on the book by Julia Donaldson. Zog is thrilled by this idea as is Madame Dragon and all of Zog’s friends who give him a loud cheer.’ĭownload the Zog PowerPoint for use with this talk. She suggests that Zog could join her and the knight as a dragon ambulance. The knight decides that he wants to join her in her mission. Instead of being a princess, Pearl wants to travel the world as a doctor, healing people. She tells them that the world is already too full of cuts and burns and bumps. Princess Pearl runs between them and stops the fight. 
At that moment, a knight in armour appears and declares to the dragons that he has come to rescue Princess Pearl.
If you cannot play this clip from the DVD, instead say, ‘After fight training, Zog is the last dragon standing. End time: 00:24:33 (All the Year 5 dragons give a loud, resounding cheer.). Start time: 00:19:40 (Zog is the last dragon standing after the fight training.). From Zog (Entertainment One, 2018) certificate U. Using slides from the Zog PowerPoint children have to identify which of the three characters traditionally performs/portrays each of the listed tasks/characteristics. This hopefully should enable children to challenge stereotyping of themselves and others within a tolerant and diverse society. Mutual Respect, Tolerance and Diversity: This assembly challenges stereotyping in fantasy stories. Zog (Entertainment One, 2018) certificate U, click here to buy the DVD online. 
Can we tell a different story about the world? This assembly challenges stereotyping in fantasy stories and offers the biblical concept of peace as an alternative to conflict.
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