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Report Writing
Q.1. You are Rachna Sood, class xii student. You were asked by your English teacher to
submit report detailing the Annual Day celebration held in school. Write a report for the
school magazine in not more than 150 -200 words giving all details of the day.
THE CHIEF MINISTER GRACES DPS BHOPAL ANNUAL DAY
- By Rachna Sood
DPS BHOPAL celebrated, its Thirteenth Annual Day on Saturday, the 21st November, 20xx amidst great zest,
vibrance and elation. Honourable Chief Minister of State Shivraj Singh Chauhan was the esteemed Chief
Guest. Among other dignitaries present were Shri Vivek Verma, Pro-Vice Chairman, DPS Bhopal, Smt. R.
Laxmi, District Collector, Bhopal and other Govt. officials, members of the Press, Parents and Students.
The programme commenced with the lighting of the Ceremonial lamp by the Hon’ble Chief Guest, who was
escorted by the other dignitaries and the principal. Entailing the bouquet presentation and pinning of
badges, the Hon’ble Chief Minister launched the School’s Website. Prior to the commencement of the
function the Hon’ble Chief Minister also inaugurated DPS Bhopal’s new Computer labs. Next, the Principal
formally welcomed the eminent guests and introduced the Hon’ble Chief Guest to the gathering and read
the School’s Annual report of the past session. This was followed by the Prize Distribution ceremony where
the Hon’ble Chief Minister, Shiv Raj Singh Chauhan gave away prizes to the academically meritorious pupils
of the school.
The Cultural programme began with a theme - based dance ‘The origin of Ganga’ which depicted the
Ganga’s holy origin, the cause of its pollution and the message that it needs to be purified and given back its
original glory. The English Play, ‘The tale of Melon City’, was enacted. The ‘Orchestra’ was a musical
presentation by more than 400 students together. The entire programme was planned, conducted and co-
ordinated by the students under the mentoring and grooming of teachers.
The Hon’ble Chief Guest while addressing the gathering congratulated principal and staff for the best result
and for winning several International, National laurels. He viewed that imparting quality education to
children has always been a challenge. He added that students should not only be imparted excellent
education but also be motivated to imbibe values so they can effectively serve their state as well as their
nation. The Chief Minister highly lauded the DPS school. Management, staff for grooming students to have
Indian cultural roots and global eminence. The programme ended at 8:45 p.m. with the Vote of thanks
which was proposed by the Head Master of the Senior Wing, Mr. K. S. Bisht. Anchors of the cultural
programme were Arman, Anushka, Aman, Amrita Soni, T. Ravindra, Hrishika Chaturvedi. The programme
culminated with the National Anthem.
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Example 2
Annual Day Celebration
- By xyz
Annual Day forms an integral part of our school activities. It is an occasion of celebration, felicitation, feast
and festivity when students present not only their wonderful performances but also receive honours for
their curricular and co-curricular achievements.
On Wednesday 24 February, 2022, our school Silverline Public School celebrated its Annual Day Program in
our school auditorium. On this special day, SDM Suraj Verma of our district was our chief guest. Parents of
all the students were also invited on this day. Our school auditorium was completely decorated with lights
and flowers. The program was inaugurated by lighting the lamp at the hands of SDM Sir. Simultaneously,
the principal sir, secretary of our school, and senior-most teachers also lit the lamp.
The cultural show began with school prayer. After that, one by one, the students of different classes
performed various programs. Students from all classes participated in this program. First of all, the children
of Junior Most Class performed a beautiful group dance and they also sang many poems. After that, a group
of students from classes 6 and 7 also played a little drama scene on the theme of independence of the
country. After this, various programs were also presented by the students. SDM also gave a speech on how
to prepare for UPSC and clear the civil services exam and also inspired students to make careers in civil
services. Finally, the principal came on stage and thanked everyone, especially SDM Sir, for gracing the
occasion of annual day function.
Example – 3
CELEBRATION OF 25th ANNUAL DAY
- By Ritika
Kendriya Vidyalaya, Delhi, celebrated its 25th Annual Day on the 30th of December, 2021. Many eminent
dignitaries were present at the annual day celebration, including the DM, the Chief Secretary, and Board
Members of the school. All the students and their parents were invited to this function. The program
started at 5:30 p.m. with the Principal delivering her commencement speech and the lighting of the lamp by
the special guests.
In the first half of the program, the students from kindergarten to Class 5 entertained everyone with their
beautiful dance and drama performances. Before the commencement of the second half of the program,
the Head Boy and Head Girl of the school invited the various students who had represented the school on
different platforms and had brought glory to the school to come up on stage. The Chief Secretary and the
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Principal handed out certificates and prizes to those students. Soon after it, the Head Boy and the Head Girl
jointly announced the publication of School Magazine, “Enigma”. The DM and Chief Secretary were asked to
speak a few words on the auspicious occasion. Soon after their speech, the programme continued with the
senior students performing the famous Shakespearean drama ‘Hamlet’. The mind-blowing performance got
a standing ovation and much praise from the audience. Soon after that, the Punjabi students of the school
performed the famous “Bhangra” and made everyone shake a leg! The choir group mesmerised the
audience and the dignitaries with beautiful melodic songs. The parents kept cheering for their children who
were performing on the stage. After three hours of grand performances by the students, the program
ended with the Principal proposing the vote of thanks and extending her warm regards to everyone present
at the Annual Day function.
Q: 2 Rajesh Verma, student of class xii, Gayatri Public school was asked by Sports In charge
to cover the details of the Annual Sports Meet and prepare a report to be published in
school magazine. Write a report in not more than 150 words.
ANNUAL SPORTS MEET
- By Rajesh Verma
The Twenty – fifth Annual Sports Meet of Delhi Public School was held on 13th and 14th February this year.
The school playground was filled with great zeal, excitement and frolicsome atmosphere. The playground
was cleaned and tents were set up on one side for visitors and participating athletes. Almost 1000 students
from the school participated in the event.
The programme began with a melodious welcome song. The chief guest, Mrs. Asha Aggarwal, Deputy
Director Sports graced the occasion with her presence. Rear Admiral (Retd.) M.M Chopra, Vice Chairman,
DPS Society welcomed the esteemed gathering and emphasised on the importance of sports in a child's life.
In his address, he also applauded the school principal, Mrs. Bindu Sehgal for her outstanding achievements
in the field of education.
The students displayed a wide array of colourful and reverberant events such as yoga, march past, races,
drills and dances of various countries. The students participated with full zest and zeal in more than 50
events which included races, short-put, throws, jumps, gymnastics etc. There were also some mock events
like sack-race, banana race. They mesmerised the audience with their energetic performances.
The school principal applauded the efforts of the students and the teachers for making the event a huge
success. The prizes were given to the winners by the chief guest. The titles of the Best Athlete were bagged
by Harminder Singh of class XII . Com. And Roshini of XC among boys and girls respectively.
The chief guest congratulated the winners and advised the students to take more and more interest in
games and sports and other co-curricular activities. Mr. Rajender Singh, the sports incharge presented the
vote of thanks. The following day was declared a holiday.
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Example – 2
SPORTS MEET AT MODERN PUBLIC SCHOOL
- Meeta Chaudhary
Sports and games develop a sense of friendliness among the children and develop their team spirit. They
help children to develop mental and physical toughness. The school believes that sports and games are an
integral part of education and in Modern School, that’s why children are taught various sorts of games.
The arrangements for Annual Sports Meet started weeks prior to the actual event beginning with students
practicing during school hours. The class teachers and sports teachers ensured 100 % participation of the
students. The playground was prepared beforehand for the event. The event was separated for the junior
and the senior school children as it takes place on two different days.
On that day the founder of the school Mr. V. K. Mehra welcomed and addressed the esteemed gathering of
parents and guests where he talked about the importance of sports in a child’s life. The program started
with the torch relay by the sports captains of the four houses namely- Socrates, Vivekanand,
Krishnamurthy, and Gita. Grades Nursery to XII participate in various races like the sprints, relays, sack race,
and three-legged race, obstacle race, and skipping race. Fun time with a relay and a tug- of- war between
the houses added to the enjoyment. Various P.T. displays like aerobics, Zumba, or Yoga by the students
mesmerized the audience with their energetic performances.
The ceremony commenced with the wonderful ‘March Past’, where the parade was performed by all the
four houses and led by their house captains. The chief guest also took the salute of the impressive March
Past of the students, coupled with exciting marching music.
All in all, it was indeed a thrilling experience for children and their parents. The winners who made it to the
victory stand felt proud of being awarded the medals and certificates, and appreciation from the chief
guest.
Example – 3
DPS World celebrates Annual Sports Day
- By Ratna Chauhan
Champions aren’t made in the gyms. Champions are made from something they have deep inside them – a
desire, a dream, a vision.
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Games and sports have become an integral element of present day education. They teach them the
qualities of discipline, sportsmanship, team spirit and leadership. They also enhance the physical and
mental development of children.
DPS World celebrated the First Annual Sports Day on 21st Dec ’16 amidst a lot of fun and frolic. The
eventful day began with an Aero-Modelling Show by a team of Air N.C.C. It was a mesmerizing and an eye-
catching performance, with lots of models flying in the air and showering confetti.
The Sports programme began with the release of balloons and white pigeons by the Principal, Mrs. Jyoti
Nagranee. The head boy and the head girl of the school escorted the chief guest Squadron Leader Arun
Pratap Singh to the stage where he was greeted with a bouquet. This was followed by the Oath-taking
ceremony. Students of Grades I to VII performed YOGA asanas to the tuneful chants of shloks. Thereafter,
there were some fun races for Grades Pre-nursery, Nursery and Prep. These little shining stars also
presented a Pom-pom Gymnastics drill, enchanting everyone with their rhythmical movements. There were
some more races for the students of Grades I to VII, displaying their vigour and athletic talents.
The teachers also got an opportunity to prove their physical fitness by participating in races. They proved
that age is no bar for running and winning on the tracks. There was also a Mixed Relay for Students and
Teachers.
The most exciting part of this happening day was the TUG-O-WAR. An Inter-House event that it was, it gave
a chance to the students to display their House-spirits. The results were: Kaveri House – 1st, Yamuna House
– 2nd and Brahmaputra House – 3rd
In the end, the winners were awarded medals and certificates. Mrs. Nagranee in her address to the
students laid emphasis on the need to participate. She said that it is not important to win. It is participation
that makes all the difference. She congratulated her team of teachers and Admin Staff for a successful
afternoon.
Q. 3 You are Ritu Verma, the secretary of Interact Club of your school. Write a report on
Blood Donation Camp which was held in your school on the occasion of Republic Day in
not more than 150 – 200 words.
Blood Donation camp
- Ritu Verma
A Blood Donation camp in association with the Red Cross Society was organised in DAV Public School,
Meerut on 26th January 20xx. It was the auspicious occasion of its Silver Jubilee Celebrations also. The city
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mayor Mr. Rajat Sharma inaugurated the unique social service campaign with the words, “ To save a life
with a unit of your blood is the greatest good you can do the humanity.”
The event began with the school Principal, Mrs. Anju Puri and all the participants chanting Gayatri Mantra
to invoke the blessings of the Almighty. Mr. J. K. Kapoor Secretary, DAV College Managing Committee and
Sh. H.L. Bhatia, Secretary, DAV College Managing Committee were also present on the occasion to inspire
the participants. The parents and all the staff members displayed true humanitarian spirit, a hallmark of
every DAV member by participating in the camp enthusiastically. The Principal donated blood followed by
his staff. Then students of the senior classes did not lag behind. Even the residents of localities in the
vicinity joined the camp. Nearly 800 people donated blood and created a mini blood bank. The District
Health Officer praised the school for its dedicated, selfless and devoted service to the society.
Refreshment, Certificates and gifts were given to the donors. The students thanked each donor profusely
with the Principal joining in with a letter of gratitude saluting their spirit and for being an exemplary figure
for their children. The Red Cross Society co-ordinator, Ms. Poonam appreciated the efforts of the school
congratulating them for successfully motivating people and creating awareness about the benefits of
donating blood. The Principal proposed a vote of thanks to the DAV College Managing Committee and Red
Cross Society for this noble initiative and expressed gratitude towards all the participants for making the
camp a success.
Q:4 You are Anisha Verma / Raman Sharma. Write a report of the Book Fair which was
organised at Amity International School, Kolkatta in 150-200 words.
Book Fair at Amity School
- By Anisha Verma / Raman Sharma
Amity International, Kolkatta organised a Book Fair in collaboration with Rachna Sagar
Publications on February 8 and 9, 2014. The idea was to help the children associate
excitement and joy with book-reading and make them aware of the diversified range of
books.
The two day carnival promised to make books, the buzz of the town, not only among
teachers and students but also the parents. Variety of books of different subjects were
showcased. Different events were organised, offering attractive prizes and hampers. The
book lovers thronged the school campus and bought books.
Another interesting feature was an Interactive session with eminent writers that enabled
the children to derive inspiration from them. In his address to the students and parents the
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renowned poet and the story writer Ruskin Bond shared his experiences and gave tips to
inculcate reading habit. The quiz was also conducted and the first prize was won by team of
Green Field Public School. On the spot Painting Competition also was one of the attractions
of the Book Fair.
Reports for Newspapers
1. You are a special correspondent (reporter) of ‘Deccan Herald’ Bangalore. You
witnessed a train accident at Jolarpet where derailment of the train took place.
Write a report.
Train Tragedy claims 14 Lives
- By Amrit, (a correspondent, ‘Deccan Herald’
PATNA, Nov 12. The Indore–Patna Express 19321, a scheduled train from Indore to Patna,
derailed near few km away from Patna, India, resulting in at least 14 deaths and more than
150 injured. It is the deadliest train accident in India since 1999. The Indore–Patna Express
travels twice a week between Indore Junction railway station and Rajendra Nagar Terminal
in Patna. At approximately 03:10 local time on 12 November, the train derailed in the town
of Pukhrayan near the city of Kanpur. Fourteen carriages were derailed. Although the cause
of the derailment remains unclear, sources in the railways suspect the accident to have
been caused by rail fracture.
According to officials, most of the casualties were from two severely damaged coaches
namely S1 and S2 of sleeper class, and heavy machinery was being used to rescue
passengers trapped in the train. The rescue operations were carried out by the Indian Army,
the National Disaster Response Force, teams of doctors and local police. Rail mobile-medical
units were also on site. Helpline numbers for those affected by the derailment were issued
by Indian Railways.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, " I am anguished beyond words on the loss of
lives due to the derailing of the Indore–Patna Express" and added that his "thoughts are
with the bereaved families", in a tweet. The Railways Minister Suresh Prabhu tweeted,
"Strictest possible action will be taken against those who could be responsible for accident".
Within hours of the incident, the central government ordered an investigation to probe the
cause of the accident. Primary sources hinted at fracture in a section of the railway tracks
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which might have caused the train to skid off. Other sources speculated the train to have
been overcrowded. Some survivors claimed that one of the coaches was making noise and
that its wheels were not running smoothly.
Example – 2
KARNATAKA EXPRESS COLLIDES WITH GOODS TRAIN
- Amit Sharma, a correspondent of TOI
Bangalore, Feb 5. Ten people, including the driver and his assistant, were killed and over
fifty were injured when in the wee hours the Bangalore bound Karnataka Express collided
with a goods - train near Jolarpet. The train was just only two hours away from its
destination when the accident occurred. People got awakened from their sleep and there
were shouts and screams only.
The engine of the train went sideways causing immense damage to the platform. About six
coaches got derailed with damage to two bogeys of the goods train. A few people were
rescued by the Railway as reported by the Railway Superintendent. He further said that the
casualties were less because of the driver’s alertness as he had seen the goods train from
quite a distance and put the brakes to the maximum.
Emergency hospital vans were rushed to the accident site and the injured were taken to the
nearby hospital. Relief operations were undertaken by the authorities deputed for the task.
The Railway Minister Mr. Jayant Desai later went to the hospital to enquire about the health
status of the injured. The Railway police has started an enquiry into the cause of such
negligence. He told the reporters that he would make provision so that the injured ones get
the best treatment. Their relatives were also informed. He also announced to give an
amount of Rs.1 lakh from the Chief Minister's Public Relief Fund to the family of the
deceased ones.
About 2,000 workers were clearing the tracks and checking for damage to the rail line in
hopes of resuming traffic. Railway official Amit Kumar said that the government called for an
investigation into what caused the accident, promising to punish anyone found responsible.
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Example 3
Father-Son Duo Killed, Being Hit By Bus
- Rohit Yadav ( a correspondent of TOI)
Badaun, Sep 8. A father-son duo travelling by bicycle were killed and two others were injured after being hit
by a bus in Bisauli Kotwali area here on Tuesday, police said.
Pappu Singh (50), a resident of Panauri village of Bisauli Kotwali area was returning on bicycle after the
admission of his son, Avichal (14) in class nine in ML Inter College, when a private bus hit them near
Madanjudi village, Superintendent of Police (Rural) Siddharth Verma said.
While the son died on the spot, the father was rushed to the district hospital in a critical condition, where
the doctors declared him dead. At the time of the accident, Kajal and Rita, two girls of Panauri village, who
were returning home from school were also hit by the out-of-control bus and were seriously injured, the SP
said.
They have been admitted to a private hospital in a critical condition. After the accident, the bus fell into a
ditch on the side of the road and the driver and cleaner of the bus fled from the spot, the SP added.
Practice questions
1. Write a report in 150 – 200 words on the Zonal Cricket Tournament held in the
playground of ABC School, Laxmi Nagar last week. Your report should include details
such as names of participating teams, exciting, cheerful atmosphere, decorated
playground, a large crowd of cheering students and presentation ceremony. You are
Gopalan/ Gauri, Student Editor of your school magazine.
Answer:
the Zonal Cricket Tournament…..date …..venue………25 public schools ……The school
decorated ………. and ground was filled with cheerful atmosphere ………………. cheered for the
brilliant performances. ……..The final match between …… Famous Cricketer……… graced the
occasion………….. the chief guest on the final day.
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medals and trophy to the winning team and to the man of the tournament…… A special vote
of thanks………. and best wishes were given by the Principal of the school. The school was
applauded by the chief guest ………...
2. You are Sumit Sharma, a correspondent of The Hindustan Times. Write a report on a
bus that overturned on Lucknow-Agra Expressway in 150 -200 words.
3 killed and 25 others severely injured when a bus turned upside down on the Lucknow-
Agra Expressway in Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday, officials said…..near Sidharpur village of
Unnao district
The double-decker bus, ……………….driver lost control over the vehicle and it
overturned……..Two people died on the spot, while another succumbed in the district
hospital, he said.
One of the dead was identified as………….., a resident …………… Efforts are on to ascertain
the identities of the other two victims. He said 55 passengers who sustained minor
injuries ……………………were sent to their homes after getting first aid.
Of the 25 seriously injured, ……………………………….shifted to the district hospital…………..
while the rest were admitted ……………………community health centre.