Age group:  7-9 (UK Primary KS2 Year 3 - Year 4)
Roles:          21-29 (min 2 girls, min 3 boys)
Run time:     20 minutes
Style:             comedy
Topics:         Cornwall, Cornish, surfing, St Perran

Cornwall is a land rich in myths and legends with its own cultural identity and language.

This funny play has be written for primary school assemblies to educate and entertain the audiences and the children performing the play.

Saint Perran is tied to a millstone and thrown off a cliff during a terrible storm. Luckily for him, the millstone floats and he surfs all the way to Cornwall where he is befriended by two Cornish piskies. St. Perran's adventures aren't over yet: he rediscovers a long lost tin smelting method; saves a kidnapped nun; and, has to find his buried chapel before some Cornish saints come to visit...

Age group:    8-10 (US 3rd- 4th Grade; UK Year 4- Year 5) 
Roles:            17-27 acting roles
Run time:      20 minutes

The play incorporates traditional elements of the story of Saint George with some novel creative ideas.

This is a humorous and fast-moving story of a chivalrous knight and his talking camel squire on a quest to protect the weak from evildoers. 
More at  ST GEORGE'S DAY PLAYS.

Age group:  6-8 (1th Grade - 2nd Grade/ Year 2 - Year 3)Roles:          22-30
Run time:     25 minutes
Style:             light-hearted

The story of Saint George and the Dragon has captured the imagination of children for centuries. 

Everyone knows the story of how the brave Saint George defeated the dragon, so it's fun to change the plot with a magic lamp and confused genie.

More at  SAINT GEORGE AND THE DRAGON PLAYS.

Author:             Robert Reed 

Duration:         25 minutes
Age group:      8-10 years
                         (3rd - 4th Grade / Year 4 - Year 5)
Roles:             24 - 30
Genre:             light-hearted

This is play is designed to both educate and entertain audiences about the life of St. David. There are several very funny and humorous scenes in the script, with respect for the subject matter.

The script provides an ideal resource to celebrate St. David's Day.  The play contains some Welsh words and phrases and the script includes a guide to pronunciation. 

Saint David is guided by an angel to build his monastery. The local Celtic chieftains believe St. David is going to take over their land and set off to sort out the monks. However, they soon realise, they are being punished, they retreat and apologise. Back to normal, angels save one of St. David's monks, Aidan, and his "important book". Later, Saint David goes on a pilgrimage to Jerusalem and on his return there is a gathering to select the Archbishop of Wales.  Why has the crowd no trouble seeing and hearing St. David? Is it because of the help of a friendly dragon or is it a mountain growing under him?

Age group:      9-11 (US 4th - 5th Grade; UK Year 5-Year 6)
Run time:        20 minutes

Buy with USD ($8.00). 

Contemporary comedy about Saint Patrick - the patron saint of Ireland. More at  St. PATRICK'S PLAY. 
Suitable as classroom play or school assembly play for St Patrick's Day. 

Author:             Robert Reed 

Duration:         20 minutes
Age group:      6-8 years
                         (1st - 2nd Grade / Year 2 - Year 3)
Roles:             25-30
Genre:             light-hearted

Saint Patrick is one of the most famous saints in the world and this assembly is designed to entertain and educate audiences and performers alike about his life. The play is highly amusing and yet respectful to the subject matter. The play contains some fun Irish expressions, dancing sheep and some rather inept pirates.

Age group:  9-11 (4th Grade - 5th Grade/ Year 5 - Year 6)Roles:          24-36
Run time:     25 minutes
Style:             light-hearted

The little Scottish boy's mum and granddad decided the boy must go to the library to learn about the Scottish history.  Drama script details at  SCOTLAND & ANDREW.