Assembly Grant Offered to Houston Area Schools
Subject: Emotional Resiliency
Age / Grade Level: Open to all Elementary and K-8 schools in the Houston region
Dates of Tour: January 12-16, 2026
Good News! After performing over 5,000 school assemblies nationwide, Mr. Bromley from The Game Showsters has received a grant to bring his popular BE CALM & BE KIND emotional resiliency program to 10 Houston-area elementary and K-8 schools. Thanks to the grant received, this assembly is free of charge.
This is an in-person school tour (not a livestream program) that will take place the week of January 12-16, 2026. We are now accepting applications from Houston Area Elementary & K-8 schools to be recipients of a BE CALM & BE KIND assembly program.
BE CALM & BE KIND helps students understand their emotions and manage reactions to unkind peer behavior. Your students will learn:
- Why people are mean
- How to stop them
- Why people get upset
- How to stop getting upset
These lessons are delivered by Mr. Bromley using comedy and interactive on-stage games. The grant is available to only 10 schools in the Houston area, so school representatives are advised to complete the online application promptly. (The application consists of approximately 18 questions and takes around 10 minutes.)
Selected schools will receive one complimentary 45-minute BE CALM & BE KIND assembly from the Game Showsters for their students. Additional assemblies are available for purchase at a discounted rate.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions regarding The Game Showsters Houston Schools Tour:
This tour is primarily designed for elementary and K-8 schools. While pre-school children are welcome to attend, please note that much of the content may be more suitable for older students.
Yes, schools located in the surrounding area of Houston are eligible.
There is no restriction on audience size; however, for larger schools, an additional assembly may be purchased at a significantly reduced rate.
Each selected school is granted one assembly program through tour funding. Additional programs are available at a cost of $800 per performance. Extra performances are optional and not mandatory.
Only minimal items are needed, such as a chair and a table for our sound system. We will provide our own show set and production equipment, including microphones.
All Houston Tour events are in-school assemblies, scheduled for January 12-16, when the Game Showsters travel to Texas.
That’s unlikely, but you may still submit an application and explain your situation.
If you are a staff member of the school, go ahead and complete an application to the best of your ability to improve your chances in the selection process. However, final approval from the school’s decision maker(s) is required BEFORE confirming our selected schools for this tour.
We kindly request that only official school staff members complete the application.
We will make every effort to determine whether rescheduling the in-person program is feasible; however, it is more likely that the event may need to be held as a livestream program on a later date.
While not identical, many of the themes overlap. BE CALM & BE KIND is an Emotional Resiliency assembly focused on empowering students through an understanding of their emotions. This program guides students to remain calm, interact with others respectfully, and provides explanations about how bad situations do not have result to bad feelings.
No. The BE KIND AND BE CALM program suits all students in any public or private school.
Definitely not. The assembly program is 100% commercial free.
No. This program is being provided to your school as a complimentary gift with no obligations or conditions attached.
Absolutely! We encourage you to share this opportunity with others. Please inform them that submitting an application promptly will increase their likelihood of being selected.
The Game Showsters are headquartered in Maryland. While we have previously delivered livestream performances for numerous schools in Texas, this engagement marks our first in-person visit to the Lone Star State. Mr. Bromley is very excited!
