King of Kings

How the Program Works

Students go through six themed stations, each highlighting a key moment from the Nativity story. At each station, children complete a short interactive or reflective activity. Groups collect puzzle pieces representing their learning. The program concludes with a whole-group assembly, where all pieces are combined to reveal the big puzzle at the end of the adventure.

This final moment reinforces unity, belonging, and shared faith.

Program Stations

• The Wise Men’s Gifts: Explore the meaning of gold, frankincense, and myrrh and what they reveal about Jesus’ identity and mission.
• The Treasure Box: Team-based problem-solving activity where students decode messages about Jesus.
• The Manger: Interactive storytelling and tactile activity reflecting on humility and God’s greatest gift.
• The Angel’s Visit: Scripture, storytelling, and song focusing on hope, obedience, and Mary’s faithful response.
• Memory Verse Challenge: Collaborative activity to build and reflect on a key Christmas Bible verse.
• Grand Assembly: Completing the Puzzle: All groups come together to complete a large Nativity puzzle, symbolising unity and how each child contributes to the bigger picture.

Students will:

• Develop a deeper understanding of the Nativity story
• Explore Christian values, including love, faith, generosity, and humility
• Build teamwork, empathy, and inclusion
• Express ideas through storytelling, music, and creative play
• Engage in meaningful spiritual reflection in a child-friendly way

Why Teachers Choose this Program

• Curriculum-aligned faith learning through experiential education
• Multi-sensory activities supporting diverse learning styles
• Strong focus on collaboration, belonging, and shared values
• Engaging alternative to traditional Christmas storytelling
• Memorable experience that strengthens the school and church community

Important Information

At GloboVentures, we believe the best way to maximise student engagement and learning outcomes is through hands-on, curriculum-aligned experiences that are engaging, innovative, inspiring, and professionally delivered. Together, we’ll select the learning outcomes that best suit your class abilities and curriculum requirements, ensuring each session is tailored for meaningful learning and enjoyment.

• The program requires a school hall or suitable outdoor space (weather permitting)
• Recommended group size: up to 28 students per session (depending on age, ability, and space)
• Our trained facilitators will arrive 2 hours before the session to set up and prepare
• Sessions can be flexibly scheduled to fit your school or church timetable
• A deposit secures your booking
• Invoicing is based on confirmed student numbers
• Teacher supervision is recommended throughout the program
• Please inform us of any changes on the day so we can adjust arrangements if needed

Curriculum Alignment

• Aligns with Christian Religious Education (RE) and SRE curricula used in Australian Christian schools (e.g. GodSpace, Connect, denominational RE frameworks)
• Supports outcomes related to Biblical understanding, Christian values, faith reflection, and community
• Reinforces Australian Curriculum General Capabilities, including Personal and Social Capability, Ethical Understanding, and Intercultural Understanding.