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What to say in morning assembly school?

Here's a guide to crafting a powerful and engaging morning assembly speech, with examples:

1. Start Strong:

* A Quote: "The best way to predict the future is to create it." (Peter Drucker) This sets a positive tone.

* A Question: "What are you most excited about for this week?" This engages the audience.

* A Story: Share a brief anecdote about perseverance, kindness, or a recent achievement.

* A Moment of Reflection: "Take a moment to appreciate the beauty of this morning..."

2. Connect to the Audience:

* Acknowledge the Occasion: Is it a special day (sports event, school holiday)?

* Celebrate Achievements: Highlight recent student success (academics, sports, extracurriculars).

* Emphasize Shared Goals: "We're all working together to create a positive learning environment."

* Recognize Individual Contributions: "Thank you to [student name] for their hard work on the school play."

3. Deliver a Message:

* Theme of the Week: Choose a theme like responsibility, kindness, leadership, or perseverance.

* Inspirational Story: A real-life tale of someone overcoming adversity or achieving greatness.

* Focus on Learning: Emphasize the value of education, curiosity, and growth.

* Call to Action: Encourage students to get involved, volunteer, or strive for their best.

4. Keep it Concise and Engaging:

* 5-7 minutes is ideal.

* Use humor. A well-placed joke can keep the audience engaged.

* Vary your tone. Use a mix of seriousness, enthusiasm, and humor.

* Incorporate visuals. Slides, posters, or videos can enhance your message.

Examples:

* Theme: Responsibility: "Imagine you have a beautiful garden. Taking care of it, watering it, and pulling out weeds is a responsibility. Our school is like a garden. We need to take responsibility for our actions, for our words, and for our environment."

* Theme: Kindness: "Kindness is like a ripple in a pond. It starts small but spreads far and wide. Let's all strive to be kind to each other, even in the smallest ways."

5. End on a High Note:

* A Call to Action: "Let's make this a great week!"

* A Positive Affirmation: "Believe in yourself, you can achieve anything you set your mind to."

* A Thank You: "Thank you for your attention and have a wonderful day."

Remember: Speak clearly, make eye contact, and be enthusiastic. Most importantly, be yourself!

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