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School Assemblies

Looking for a school assembly that engages, educates, and inspires through the power of movement and physical literacy?

With 13 Guinness World Records, 600+ schools visited, and over 200,000 students impacted, Frisbee Rob delivers high-energy, interactive assemblies that challenge students to push their limits, embrace failure, and develop a lifelong love for movement and physical literacy. His unique approach helps students build confidence, resilience, and the skills they need to stay active for life.

Why Book Frisbee Rob?

  • World-Class Expertise – 13 Guinness World Records, Canadian Distance Record, and global frisbee ambassador.
  • Engaging & Interactive – Students experience frisbee tricks, inspiring stories, and real-life lessons on resilience.
  • More Than Just a Talk – Rob’s assembly is an experience that leaves students excited, motivated, and ready to grow.
  • Addresses Key Student Challenges – From overcoming failure to building confidence and reducing screen time, Rob connects with students in a way they won’t forget.

Assembly Topics & Themes

Each assembly is customized to fit your school’s values and student needs. Key themes include:

  • Best Effort Always – Developing a growth mindset and embracing challenges.
  • Failing Forward – Learning from mistakes and building resilience.
  • Physical Literacy & Movement – The importance of staying active for lifelong success.
  • Screen Time & Digital Balance – Helping kids break free from screens and rediscover real-world fun.

What to Expect

Duration: 45-60 minutes

Format: High-energy presentation with frisbee demos, engaging storytelling, and student interaction.

Audience: Elementary, middle, and high school students (customized for each age group).

Bring Rob to Your School

This isn’t just another assembly—it’s a game-changer for students. Schools repeatedly invite Rob back because his message sticks, motivates, and inspires action long after the event.

Spots are limited – book your school assembly today!