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School Assembly Guide for August 7: Kick off with an uplifting Thought for the Day, proceed with major news headlines, and wrap up with a dynamic anchoring script. Use this as a reference for an outstanding assembly presentation!
School assembly guide [7 August 2024]: Thought for the Day, news headlines and anchoring script (Photo by Yawar Nazir/Getty Images)
Mumbai: The school assembly is a key component of school life, bringing us together to hear updates on school activities, announcements, and recent events. It’s an opportunity to show pride in our school through prayers and the national anthem, as well as enjoy insightful speeches, performances, and news. Hearing from our teachers broadens our understanding, and receiving awards on stage motivates and honours us.
If you’re getting ready to present news or host the assembly tomorrow, we have created a guide to help you prepare thoroughly and deliver with confidence. Take a look:
Thought for the Day in English
“If you have to hurt other people to feel powerful, you are an extremely weak individual.” – Bobby J Mattingly
School assembly news headlines
Refer to the top national, international, and sports news headlines for school assembly:
National news for school assembly
- As of July 31, India has confirmed 53 cases of Chandipura virus, with 51 reported from Gujarat and two from Rajasthan, according to Union Health Minister JP Nadda. Out of these cases, 19 individuals have died, all of whom were from Gujarat. To address the outbreak, Nadda announced that a National Joint Outbreak Response Team (NJORT) has been sent to support the Gujarat government with public health measures and a thorough epidemiological investigation.
- The Lok Sabha on Tuesday honoured the victims of the atomic bombings in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which occurred on August 6th and 9th in 1945 and caused immense suffering. During the tribute, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla noted that the effects of the bombings continue to affect people even today. He reiterated the commitment to global peace. In respect for those impacted by the bombings, the House observed a moment of silence as members paid their respects.
- In response to the unrest in neighbouring Bangladesh, an alert has been issued across several districts in Bihar, according to JS Gangwar, Additional Director of Police (Headquarters). The alert covers districts near the Bangladesh border and directs local police to maintain vigilance in coordination with central paramilitary forces. While no districts in Bihar directly border Bangladesh, the state has a lengthy, porous boundary with Nepal, which is frequently used by infiltrators to enter India.
- On Tuesday morning, at least 50 students from about 10 ashram schools in Dahanu taluka, Maharashtra’s Palghar district, fell ill with suspected food poisoning and were hospitalised, officials reported. Ashram schools are residential institutions serving tribal students.
- Union Home Minister Amit Shah congratulated President Droupadi Murmu for receiving Fiji’s highest civilian honour on Tuesday. Shah highlighted that this accolade not only boosted India’s global stature but also reinforced the diplomatic relationship between the two nations. Murmu was awarded the Companion of the Order of Fiji by Fiji’s President Ratu Wiliame Maivalili Katonivere during a ceremony in the capital, Suva.
- Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s travel plans have been delayed due to certain ‘uncertainties,’ and she is expected to remain in India for the next few days. After resigning from her position and arriving at the Hindon airbase on Monday, Hasina was relocated to a secure, undisclosed location. Although she initially planned to travel to London, she is now considering alternative options after the British government suggested she might not receive legal protection in the UK from any potential investigations.
International news for school assembly
- Over 100 people have died amid the violence that erupted in Bangladesh following Sheikh Hasina’s resignation and flight from the country on Monday. On Tuesday, reports indicate a return to normalcy with relative calm in Dhaka. Public transport resumed, shops opened, and government vehicles were seen operating. On Monday, in response to Hasina’s departure, protesters stormed her residence, Sudha Sadan, causing significant damage and looting. Buildings linked to Hasina’s Awami League government, including those of ministers and party members, were also attacked and set on fire in both Dhaka and other areas.
- A cruise ship rescued 77 migrants from a distressed sailboat found off the southwestern coast of Greece, Greek authorities reported on Tuesday. The Maltese-flagged cargo ship discovered the vessel 112 nautical miles (129 miles, 207 kilometres) southwest of Pylos early on Tuesday. Coordinated by Greece’s search and rescue authority, the cruise ship in the vicinity took on all those aboard and is transporting them to Kalamata, a port town in southern Greece. There were no reports of anyone missing and details about the migrants’ nationalities or their points of origin are not yet available.
- The High Commission of India in London on Tuesday issued a safety advisory urging Indian nationals to “stay vigilant and exercise caution” due to ongoing violent clashes targeting immigrants and asylum-seekers in various parts of the UK. The advisory, shared on the Indian mission’s social media platforms, also includes emergency contact details for those needing urgent help. This announcement follows a recent incident in Southport, north-west England, where three young girls were fatally stabbed, and misinformation circulated on social media regarding the suspect’s asylum-seeker status.
- Palestinian officials reported on Tuesday that Israeli military raids in the occupied West Bank resulted in the deaths of eight Palestinians, including four teenagers, and left seven others wounded. This escalation comes as global leaders work to prevent the Middle East tensions from escalating into a broader regional conflict. Additionally, an Israeli airstrike on a village in southern Lebanon killed four people, although it is unclear whether they were civilians or militants. Hezbollah, the Lebanese militant group, claimed responsibility for a drone attack on northern Israel early Monday, which the Israeli military reported injured two Israeli soldiers. Israel and Hezbollah have been engaged in near-daily exchanges of strikes over the past 10 months amid the ongoing Gaza conflict.
- US Vice President Kamala Harris of Indian and African heritage, officially received the Democratic presidential nomination on Tuesday. This makes her the first Indian-American to be nominated as a presidential candidate by a major political party.
Sports news for school assembly
Paris Olympics 2024:
- Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat (50 kg) triumphed over Japan’s four-time world champion Yui Susaki, securing a spot in the quarterfinals of the Olympic Games.
- India’s Kishore Jena placed ninth in the men’s javelin throw Group A qualification round on Tuesday with a throw of 80.73 meters, putting him at risk of an early elimination from the Olympics.
- Former wicketkeeper-batter Dinesh Karthik on Tuesday was signed by Paarl Royals for the third season of the SA20, marking him as the first Indian cricketer to join the South African league, which begins on January 9.
- Cuban Greco-Roman wrestler Mijain Lopez is now in contention for a record fifth Olympic gold medal. At nearly 42 years old, Lopez secured his spot in the final of the 130-kilogram weight class by defeating Azerbaijan’s Sabah Saleh Shariati 4-1 on Monday.
- Yaroslava Mahuchikh, the Ukrainian high jumper who recently won Olympic gold, is using her platform to draw attention to the ongoing conflict in her homeland. Despite her achievement, she remains focused on highlighting the war’s impact on Ukraine.”The Olympic Games symbolise peace,” she said, “but Russia has continued its attacks on Ukrainian cities throughout these Games.” The missile strikes forced Mahuchikh to train abroad for nearly two and a half years, travelling through Portugal, Estonia, Belgium, and Germany, while occasionally returning to her hometown of Dnipro.Mahuchikh expressed her hope to train in Ukraine for future competitions but acknowledged the challenges of doing so amid the conflict. Although her success is a significant personal achievement, it is tempered by the ongoing strife and her yearning to represent Ukraine fully from home.
Anchoring script for school assembly
Anchor 1: Good morning, everyone!
Anchor 2: Welcome to today’s school assembly. I’m [Your Name].
Anchor 1: And I’m [Co-anchor’s Name]. We’re excited to be your hosts for this special event.
Anchor 2: Let’s begin by seeking the blessings of the divine. [Student’s Name] will lead us in a prayer.
Anchor 1: Thank you, [Student’s Name], for that lovely prayer.
Anchor 2: Now, let’s move on to our school’s news and announcements. [Student’s Name] will keep us informed about the latest happenings.
Anchor 1: Thanks, [Student’s Name], for the updates.
Anchor 2: Next, we have a special segment with an inspiring talk on [Topic] by our guest speaker, [Speaker’s Name].
Anchor 1: Thank you, [Speaker’s Name], for sharing your valuable insights.
Anchor 2: Up next is a cultural performance. [Group/Student’s Name] will present a [Dance/Song/Drama] that is sure to be captivating.
Anchor 1: That was a fantastic performance! Thanks to [Group/Student’s Name].
Anchor 2: Before we conclude, let’s hear a few words from our Principal, [Principal’s Name].
Anchor 1: Thank you, [Principal’s Name], for your inspiring message.
Anchor 2: To end today’s assembly, let’s all stand for the National Anthem.
Anchor 1: Thank you all for joining today’s assembly. Have a great day!
Anchor 2: Goodbye and take care, everyone!
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