Graduation day speech by primary students

Graduation is a big day for graduates, their families, and teachers. If you are called to give a graduation speech, you want to make it special. I want to share with you what makes a good graduation speech and give you tips on how to write one that will make an impact. As we begin, you need to wrap your mind around two main things: • Most people do not remember the graduation speeches they hear, but they do remember the feeling they got in the moment–inspired, bored, challenged. • The more you tap into shared memories, the more meaningful the speech will be for those listening. There are two main types of graduation speakers, the student speaker, and the headline speaker. At one college at our university, there is a speech contest to be the graduation speaker and at another college, it is someone who has been nominated by a faculty member. How you get there varies from place to place At the local high school, the valedictorian is often the speaker. I recently went to high school graduation and they had seven valedictorians so they had seven speakers–yes, it was as long as you can imagine. When thinking about giving a graduation speech, you have to ask, “What does the audience need from me?” They need you to reflect on the past, celebrate the present, and focus on the future. This chapter will walk you through the essentials of giving a graduation speech and then give you several example speeches as samples of key elements. Gather the Details • How long will you speak? • Wh...

We just had a virtual graduation for our 5th-graders which was emotional, bittersweet, and left me teary-eyed throughout. While this is not the graduation we wanted, we still wanted our students to get the most out of it, and so I spent 3 days writing and pre-recorded the following speech for graduation. Hope you enjoy. Ms. Tan’s Graduation Speech, June 23rd, 2020 Good morning everyone. I’m Ms. Tan, and I have been a fifth-grade teacher at our school for the past 4 years. I am so honored to be your Master of Ceremonies for the graduating class of 2020! We teachers and staff here have seen you, the Class of 2020, grow into thoughtful, responsible, considerate and caring leaders. We are so proud of your accomplishments over the past 6 years, where you grew stronger not just in your ability to read, write, and do math, but in analyzing the world around you, in asking questions, and in wondering why the world is the way it is. You have learned and applied everything you learned about the 8 Habits* and become leaders not only in your classrooms but in your homes, community, and beyond. This is not just a day to celebrate our graduating class but also to celebrate the parents, family and friends who have worked so hard and made so many sacrifices to make sure their children succeeded. Parents, today is a culmination of your children’s successes, failures, losses and triumphs. Today is a day we celebrate the end of your child’s journey in elementary school. Today, your graduation...

Vibha Chopra (mother of Ishan Chopra 12-B) The Indian School – a name to reckon with.. My association with The Indian School has been long’ fruitful and memorable. My daughter Vanika was one of the first forty students enrolled in the school in its inaugural year. I have seen her and my son Ishan grow up into well-rounded human beings as I am sure have all the other children, and I do wish to give the credit where it is due. The Indian School has always worked in tandem with us as parents and in these young children we see the fruit of this union. I, on behalf of the parents here, would like to express our gratitude to the Administrative and Academic family who have in one way or another guided our children, encouraged them and inspired them to give their best . Interaction with the students has always been on a one-on-one basis and this I feel has inspired confidence in them. Thank you once again to The Indian School its entirety and best wishes to these young men and women who now stand ready albeit with trepidaton at the threshold of a brand new world. SIMMI NANGIA (mother of Dhruv and Drishti Nangia 12 A and 12B respectively) Respected Principal Ma”m, Teachers and dear friends Today as I speak here, I go down the memory lane ,when my twin kids Dhruv & Drishti , joined the Indian school family as toddlers in pre-nursery, they entered the school crying & I am sure they will part with moist eyes. Any thing constant in life is change, &the children are all set to begin the...

School is almost out, but for many students, there’s one more major task to complete before summer: graduation. Whether you’re graduating from high school or earning a college degree, a graduation ceremony is a huge milestone. And, if you’ve been asked to speak at graduation, you might be feeling the pressure right now. Public speaking can be 1. Pick a theme. If you want the audience to feel moved and inspired by your speech (Who doesn’t, right?), then it helps to build your speech around a central theme or message. Think about what’s important to you as the speaker and what you’d like others to take away from your words. Once you have a theme, it will be easier to select the quotes and anecdotes that tie back to that central idea and create a speech that leaves your audience in awe. 🎓 Here are some popular themes to consider: • Embracing failure. • Overcoming adversity. • The importance of having big dreams. • Facing change with grace. • Taking responsibility for your future. • Learning from past mistakes. • The importance of friendship. • Becoming a lifelong learner. 2. Begin with gratitude. When you step up to the mic on graduation day, you’ll need to begin with a few formalities. First, thank the previous speakers, as well as everyone in attendance. Then, express your feelings about the privilege of being asked to address the audience on this momentous occasion. Go ahead and write this part down so you don’t forget to do it on the big day. Here are some examples: Thank...

Table of Contents • 1 Types of Graduation Speeches • 2 Serious Graduation Speeches • 3 Inspirational Graduation Speeches • 4 Funny Graduation Speeches • 5 Graduation Speech Themes • 6 8th Grade Graduation Speech • 7 High School Graduation Speech • 8 How to Write a Graduation Speech? • 9 Delivering Your Graduation Speech • 9.1 Related Posts Types of Graduation Speeches You probably will not be the only speaker to take the podium. When it is your turn, you want your speech to grab your audience’s attention and keep it. Think about the last few years of your schooling, the general personality of your class members, and what makes your educational experience unique. Graduation speeches can be divided into several different categories: • Serious Graduation Speeches • Inspirational Graduation Speeches • Funny Graduation Speeches Serious Graduation Speeches Begin by brainstorming about your experience in school, asking the question: What has my school experience taught me and my fellow students about life, facing problems, and growing up? Then consider choosing one of the following upon which to base your speech: Life Lessons Students do not only learn subject matter in school. School teaches one how to relate to others, that hard work leads to success, and that you get the most out of any endeavor if you give it 100%. Some good speech ideas if you wish to talk about life lessons are: • The Most Important Lesson I Learned in School • Let’s Remain Lifelong Friends • The Importance...

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Graduation can be one of the most memorable moments in a person’s life. It is a moment when you celebrate your accomplishments with your peers. The graduation ceremony is a melange of emotions, along with pride and satisfaction there is this anxiety about future and a sinking feeling about bidding farewell to friends and alma mater. If you are a valedictorian or a salutatorian, then you also have to deal with the nervousness of delivering a graduation speech. Speeches by luminaries and students are often the most important part of a graduation ceremony. Graduation Speech Ideas Oftentimes, graduation speeches are tremendously boring as the new graduates are rarely proficient orators. Since, these speakers are often students excelling in academics, they may not be always great writers or rhetoricians. However, if you avoid unsurprising cliches and the common drab topics, you can indeed make your graduation speech interesting. You can draw inspiration from commencement speeches delivered by eminent personalities on graduation. Add personal touches to your speech by narrating funny anecdotes or exemplary achievements of your class during graduation years. You may also express your views regarding the current affairs or political situation. Delivering inspirational quotes is a good idea, but again avoid cliches. Brevity is the most important factor to be considered while delivering graduation speeches. Since, audience would be most interested in the commencement speech, it woul...