Back To School PowerPoint Template & Google Slides

The first day back deserves more than a blank slide and a default font. This Back To School Template gives teachers, school administrators, education coordinators, and students a warm, energetic, and instantly recognizable visual foundation for any presentation tied to the new academic year. The cover slide is built around a torn paper note pinned to a school calendar backdrop, surrounded by a yellow pencil, a graduation cap, a colorful backpack packed with stationery, stacked books, and scattered paper clips. It is the kind of opening slide that puts a classroom audience at ease before a single word is spoken, because it looks and feels exactly like the season it represents.

The handwritten-style “Back To School” typography carries a playful energy that works for elementary through high school settings without feeling childish, and the clean white note panel in the center gives presenters a focused content area that stands out clearly against the busy, detail-rich blue background. Every decorative element is purposeful, together they tell a visual story of preparation, fresh starts, and academic anticipation that resonates with students, parents, and educators alike. Presenters creating learner-focused content may also find our student templates useful for related academic presentations.

A Back To School Presentation Template Built for Academic Year Kickoff Needs

This template is not limited to the first day of school. It fits naturally into new semester orientation decks, parent-teacher meeting openers, school supply drive announcements, academic calendar walkthroughs, student council presentations, and extracurricular program introductions. Because it is fully editable in both Microsoft PowerPoint and Google Slides, teachers and school staff can update the content, swap placeholder text, and adapt the slide to their specific event or audience regardless of which platform their school or district standardizes on. No design experience needed, just open, personalize, and present.