Speech - 2020

        Imagine you have been asked to give a speech as part of this School Foundation Day Celebration. Speak a Short speech that you will deliver on that day.

A few words in your own language.

My Thoughts About My School

Respected Principal, Beloved Teachers and Dear Friends.

           A very good morning to all of you. Today I, Saira  Ali, Would like to share with you my thoughts about my school.

        My school has been for me the Worship [Ibadat] wherein I was guided, instructed and molded. It has been the garden in which I flowered. The playground was the place where my body gained its physical fitness, the classroom where my mind was nurtured. My teachers were the ones who introduced me to new ideas, concepts, discoveries and inventions. They inspired me to cultivate a healthy attitude that gave me a broad outlook on life. The Principal and Management of this school were the benign creators of the various opportunities for personal growth that I was provided here. My friends, like me, grew and developed side by side with me. 

            My heart is filled with deep gratitude for this wonderful place, this huge storehouse of knowledge, that I had the good fortune to be associated with. The playground , the silent walls, the pictures in the classroom will always be a part of me. And although it is said that nothing lasts forever, my school will always be in my heart wherever I go, whatever I do. This is the one place that shall live in my memory forever.

Thank You.

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      A Speech of about 20 lines that you would deliver on the occasion of Independence Day Celebrations in your School.  

Dear Friends, You Speak in your own words !

Independence Day Speech

Respected Principal, Teachers and My Dear Friends,

      We have gathered here today to celebrate Independence Day, and on this occasion, I, Diana Dias, would like to voice a few questions that many Indians are asking.

          Mahatma Gandhi once said, "A man who is made for freedom has got to take tremendous risks and stake everything." It was this inspiration that brought about our freedom. Yes, it was because our freedom fighters took tremendous risks and staked everything that we breathe the free air of independence today. But, my friends, the task is not over. We have to take tremendous risks and stake everything in order to safeguard our freedom. And freedom from what? From corruption, communalism, illiteracy and poverty. The struggle for freedom is still going on. The fight continues unabated. Shall we prove to be citizens of substance or citizens of straw ? This is the question we have to ask  ourselves today. Shall we let this wonderful country of ours be ruined by the social, economic and political ills that have beset it? Shall we not make our country a truly liberated nation? Shall we not re-establish the glorious traditions and high moral aims which inspired our forefathers ? I conclude by saying that it is for us, today, to look into ourselves, reflect and act.

Thanks.

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        You are Imagine a Student of Std. X. The school has organized a farewell function in honor of all the students  of Std. X. Imagine that you  are requested to deliver a farewell speech to your classmates on the occasion. Speak the speech.

Farewell to the Classmates of Std. X.

Respected Headmaster and Teachers, and My Dear,  Dear Friends,

            Today is a 'happy-sad' day for all of us. Happy because we will be setting forth forth from here and taking up the challenge of establishing ourselves in the vast world. But it is also a sad for all of us, because we will be leaving the school and may never meet again. 

          Personally, I, Rakesh Mehta, shall miss your cheerfulness, your mischief, your dedication, your devotion to studies your advice and your friendship. I Shall miss seeing your faces, so bright with an eagerness to prove your. worth, so friendly and helpful and ever ready to come to my assistance whenever I needed it.

             It is my wish that we face the first great challenge in our lives, the challenge of the SSC examination, with great success.

           It is also my wish that we bring great honor t our school, not only by doing excellently in the forthcoming Board's examination, but also by going out into the world and becoming model  citizens. Citizens who cherish the ideals of democracy, freedom, justice and brotherhood that we learnt and Practiced here at school.

              I am quite hopeful that we will do our alma mater proud. I wish you success in all your ventures. Ans may the memory of this school that nurtured our minds always be with us for as long as we live.

Thank You.

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      On the occasion of 'Teacher's Day' You are speak about 'The  Teacher / Guru in Your life'.  A speech  highlighting the qualities of the teacher who has inspired you the most.

The Teacher / Guru In My Life

Respected Headmaster , beloved teachers and my dear friends,

        On this occasion of Teacher's Day, I, Rohan Kamath, would like to say a few words about 'The teacher in my life'.

         The teacher or the 'Guru' that I am going to speak about today, is none other than Mr Rao, our Mathematics teacher. All of you here will agree that mathematics is not an easy subject at all. I remember how terrified I was of the subject. In fact, I LIVED IN MORTA fear of mathematics till I reached Std. VIII. When I read a question, my mind would turn blank. And then in Std. VIII, Rao Sir came into my life and lo and behold ! mathematics suddenly became easy to understand. Rao Sir understood my fear of the subject instantly, and like a father, he guided me through the various chapters, giving me special attention wherever necessary. Sir had a special quality - he immediately understood our difficulties without our even having to express them. He made mathematics a 'fun' subject not only for me but for everyone in the class. W began waiting eagerly for mathematics periods, something that had never happened before.

           He made us feel that everyone could be good at the subject. His motivation and style of teaching inspired us to do our homework regularly, to take extra interest in the subject and to achieve the highest marks in the subject.

            Today, I have to say, in front of all of you , 'Thank you, Rao Sir, we shall never forget you as long as we live. You have been really and truly, the greatest 'guru' in our lives'.

Thank you.

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        Now, Prepare a speech to be delivered to the students of Std. IX advising them how to study for Std. X.

Advice to Students of Std. IX

My Dear Friends of Std. IX.

            It is the end of the academic year and soon you will be stepping into Std. X. You must already be jittery about facing the SSC examinations. As an 'experience hand,' I, Rhea Deshmukh, would like to share a few tips with you.

          My advice to you is to be relaxed. Be calm. The SSC is not an ogre to be afraid of. It is just a task that you have to complete to the best of your ability. Start studying from day one. Let no day go by without doing your homework. Whatever you have learnt in School each day, devote one hour revising and understanding it. Do not depend on tuitions or coaching classes. By December your entire syllabus will have been  completed. Then start solving papers. Time yourself. Solve the papers in such a way that you still have five to ten minutes left for checking your answers. If ever you have any doubts in any subject - especially in Math or Science - consult your teachers. Don't let doubts remain. I am not telling you to give up play or games entirely. You need at least one hour's vigorous play in order to relax your mind and body. One month before the SSC examination, prepare a revision schedule. Follow it strictly. During this month you can cut down on your play. 

         Don't worry, the SSC is not as difficult as you think. Aim high. You will definitely achieve success.

           Thank you for lending me a patient ear. God bless you and wish you all the best.

Thank You.

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       A Speech acquainting your class about the environment crisis that is worsening around the world. You may add your own points too.

       The Environment Crisis

Dear Friends,

 

         Good  morning My name is Sourav Patil, and I would like to say a few words about the 'environment crisis.'

          I n the past our environment was the way God intended it to be. It was green and clean and pristine and fresh. Our forests were thick with trees. Birds, animals and insects co-existed there in millions.

           But take a look at the environment today. We have constructed concrete jungles. Now you will see tall skyscrapers hiding the natural scenery. if there is any scenery left to see at all ! Almost 11 billion trees are being cut down every year. Roads and parks are littered with different kinds of waste. Plastic has become the order of the day. There is hardly any sphere of our lives where we do not use plastic. And then throw them away as waste to cause harm to the animals and the environment ! Vehicles and industries have made the air we breathe unclean. Toxic levels in the atmosphere have risen alarmingly. 

        The amount of pollution that we, human beings, are contributing to the environment is only on the rise. What kind of a future can we look forward to ? A life of impure air, a host of lung diseases, epidemics and unheard of ailments ? And no trees or creatures of nature to behold? No mountains? No rivers? Only desert wastelands that we ourselves have created?

  

        What can we as students do? We have to take urgent steps tp make people aware of how dangerous the environment crisis is We have to come up with ways to save our planet Earth. We have to do everything in our power to conserve our forests, to conserve the landscape, to manage waste effectively, to keep our earth as natural as Mother Nature intended it to be !

        For a better environment and to save our Planet, let us all work as one!

Thanks

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         The head peon of your school is going to retire after thirty years of service in your school. You have been selected to give a speech at the farewell party arranged by the school staff and the students. Write down a speech for this occasion :

                  Farewell for the Head Peon

Respected Headmaster, teachers and dear friends,

             I have been selected by my class to express my feelings on this occasion. But these are not only my feelings but also of my classmates and the entire school.

            Your are all aware that Mr. Tulsankar, popularly knows as 'Tulsankar Mama'. the head peon of our school, is going to retire today. He has been here in this school from the day of the establishment of the school. He is the senior most person in our school.

           Friends, our school was new when Tulsankar Mama joined this institution. He has been with our school through all its ups and downs. And through it all he has never grumbled and has always been cheerful doing his duty.

           Tulsankar Mama has given lifelong devoted service to the school. He is as simple and honest as he was thirty years ago. He loves students and the staff and the students love him for his simple, loving nature. He has always been sincere, faithful and cheerful. All of us respect him. He was and will always be our dear 'Tulsankar Mama'.

            We all shall sorely miss him from tomorrow. He, too , will feel lonely without us. I hope he will visit our school occasionally. I wish him a long, happy and peaceful life and present him this bouquet and a small gift, as a token of our love and respect for him.

           Thank you everyone and thank you Tulsankar Mama for all that you have done for our school.

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You have to deliver a speech in the class on 'How to achieve great success'. 

  How to Achieve Great Success

Dear teacher and fellow students,

         Edison, the great scientist, said that success is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration. How true it is ! Without hard word, toil, perseverance, there can be no achievement. Take the life of any great person and you will see the truth of it. Success does not come by neglecting our duties or shirking our responsibilities or lazing away all the time. Great heights can only be achieved by constant climbing. Sherpa Tenzing and Edmund Hillary did not fly to the top of Mount Everest. They climbed. It took them days and they had to face many difficulties.

         Without regular and hard study no student of the SSC can hope to do well, even the most brilliant. Constant study, revision , practice - all these are necessary. Then only can one hope for the room on the top. It can never be that a student who doesn't study at all achieves a distinction in the Board examinations.

          So let us then be up and doing. Let us face the challenges of life boldly; let us be successful !

Thank you.

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       Imagine your school invites Malala to preside over celebration of  'Children's Day'. Draft a welcome speech for this noble young girl.

     Children's Day with Malala.

           Honorable Headmaster, teachers and my dear friends. We all are very glad and gathered here to celebrate Children's Day the birth anniversary of the legendary freedom fighter and first prime Minister of Independent India. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. We are well aware about his great love and affection towards children. He spent his most of the precious moments with children and loved their innocence.

           I am really very happy to tell all of you that the celebration of this day reminds us to renew our commitment towards children's welfare including their health, care, teaching. etc. Children are considered as the building blocks of the strong nation. I am really happy and grateful to call upon today's guest one and the only Malala Didi She is a Pakistani education advocate who at the age of 17 became the youngest person to win the Nobel peace Prize after surviving an assassination attempt by the Talibans.

            She is knows for human rights, advocacy, especially the education of women and children welfare.

          I am sure she will satisfy all of us with her stunning speech. She is a living example in front of us as she always inspires and cheers the children doing deeds of bravery. I hope it is really a great day for all of us to celebrate Children's Day with her. I wish all the best to the valuable asset of the nation and hope of tomorrow - Children of India.

 Thank You !

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      Prepare a speech to be given by you on the occasion of the send - off given to your class just before the Board's examinations.  

             The Send - off to SSC Students

Respected Headmaster, Beloved Teachers and My Dear Friends,

           As they say, "Parting is such sweet sorrow." That is what we feel today. We are happy that our journey through school is over and that, God willing we shall soon be in college. However, we are sad to leave you , our friends for so many years. More than that our hearts are full of emotion to part with our beloved teachers. We cannot believe that we will no more be a part of this sacred school building . No more will we attend assembly in the school hall. No more will we play kabaddi or kho - kho on our school ground.

           However, despite our sadness, on behalf of my colleagues. I would like to thank each and everyone of you. I especially thank our Headmaster, who has been so patient, so considerate, so forgiving I have no words to thank all our beloved teachers who guided us through difficult times, who encouraged us when we failed, who helped us develop our personalities, who comforted us when we faced bad times.

            We shall take, with us, not only the lessons that we have learned in class, but also the lessons that we have learned about life this school, wherever we go. The memories we have will never be erased! Our love for these portals that have been our alma mater for so many years will remain with us forever.

      Thank you, each and everyone, for every small little kindness, for your understanding and your care. This school has been the garden in which we, the flowers. have bloomed. It was here that we became acquainted with 'Saraswati' and learned to love and respect her. It was here that we learnt the lesson of 'Vasudhaiv Kutumbakam'!

       Our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone of you.

       Long live our school. Long live our headmaster. Long live our teachers.

       I will not say 'goodbye'. but with a tear in my eye I will say 'au revoir' and thank you.