Speeches for 6th and 2nd Students

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Speech for 6th


 Honourable chief guests, respected principal ma'am, dear teachers and parents and my loving brothers and sisters,

 Good morning!

Happy Independence Day to you all!

 

Today, I am ...………..... from 6th, and I will share my thoughts on Independence Day. As we know, we got freedom on 15th August 1947. Still, we are not independent; nowadays, we are facing problems with pollution, antisocial activities, and corruption. I think that we forgot what our forefathers and freedom fighters said. They said that we should be united and stronger for society and the nation. That’s why my school, Sharda Niketan, always celebrate social festivals such as Aluna Vrat, Janmasthmi, Rakshabandhan, Navratri, Guru Purnima and many others. Through these celebrations, we easily stand united, loving and stronger for society and the nation. Automatically, we take care of our social and national culture.

Dear friends, through these celebrations, we become honest and supportive of society and the nation. That is the message of our father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhiji.

 So, my humble request to everyone is that we should be united for our social culture and national festivals to make Bharat a superpower and Vishwaguru.

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Sppech for 2nd

Good morning everyone!

Respected Principal ma'am, dear teachers, parents, and my loving friends

My name is…………………….. Today is a very happy day. It is Independence Day! I love my country. Do you know why? Because my India is beautiful. My India is kind. My India is strong. Our soldiers and police keep us safe. Our farmers grow yummy food for us. Our teachers help us learn. So, I will study well. I will keep my India clean. One day, I will make India proud. I love you, India!

Happy Independence Day!

Jai Hind!

Once again, happy Independence Day!

 

Thank you,

Jai Hind and Jai Bharat!

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