The School That Tried to Join the Olympics 5th Class School Play – Annual Performance Licence

What this play is about

A lively, imaginative ensemble play centred on teamwork, effort, and shared values within a familiar school setting. When a school believes it has been selected to “join the Olympics,” classrooms, corridors, and school spaces enthusiastically transform themselves into sporting events. Through humour and cooperation, the pupils discover that true achievement lies not in spectacle, but in participation, respect, and collective effort.

The work avoids competition-based pressure or emotional escalation and instead prioritises shared responsibility, reflection, and values-led learning.

How it’s used

Written for 5th Class within Primary School settings. Teacher-led delivery with flexible whole-class and group participation. Pupils may participate verbally, non-verbally, through movement, gesture, shared narration, or observation. Suitable for classroom, hall, or whole-school environments with clear structure and adult guidance.

What’s included

• Licensed school performance script (PDF)
• Teacher guidance for 5th Class delivery
• Safeguarding and participation notes
• Single-school annual performance licence

Delivery

The licensed PDF is issued by email within 24 hours of purchase following order review.

Licensing note

This product is a school performance licence, not a physical item or instant download. The licence is non-transferable and valid only for the named primary school.

Licence terms

• Valid for one school
• Unlimited rehearsals
• Unlimited in-school performances
• One ticketed public performance permitted outside the school setting
– Additional ticketed performances require a separate theatre production licence
• Not for resale, redistribution, or multiple external productions

This is a performance licence, not a book.