Class assembly
Narrator (Student 1):
“A very pleasant good morning to one and all present here!
As we gather to begin a new day, let us open our hearts to peace, kindness, and purpose. Let’s begin
our morning assembly with a moment of spiritual connection.”
🎵 Prayer Song
(A devotional or universal prayer like “Itni Shakti Hamein Dena Daata” or any school-specific song)
Shloka
Narrator ( 2):
“Let’s now recite a sacred shloka that brings clarity to our minds and purity to our thoughts.”
Shloka:
“……………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Narrator (1):
“Let us now take our National Pledge and remind ourselves of our duty to the country.”
(Students together recite:
“India is my country… I shall always strive to be worthy of it...”)
Telangana Ku Haritha Haram
Narrator (2):
“Today’s assembly is themed around Telangana Ku Haritha Haram – one of the largest
afforestation programs in India.”
Quote to Begin:
“A nation that destroys its forests destroys itself. A tree is the Earth’s endless effort to
speak to the sky.” – Rabindranath Tagore
Narrator (1)
it was Launched in 2015, Haritha Haram is Telangana’s ambitious initiative to increase tree cover
from 24% to 33%. It’s not just a government program—it’s a people's movement.”
Narrator (2)
“From urban parks to rural villages, crores of saplings are being planted and protected by students,
citizens, and officials alike. It is our duty, too, to nurture these green lives.”
📘 Word for the Day
Narrator (1):
“Let’s enrich our vocabulary with the Word of the Day.”
Verdant" means green with growing plants or grass; covered with green vegetation
Usage: "The hikers enjoyed the scenic views of the verdant valley there ."
💡 Thought for the Day
Narrator (2):
“Here is a thought to inspire us all.”
Thought:
“Don’t wait for change. Be the change—plant a tree today, for a better tomorrow.”
“Let us be doers, not just dreamers. Our small actions can shape a greener future.”
Narator (1): Pledge of the Green Warrior
Green Warriors Pledge
I pledge to be a Green Warrior,
To protect and preserve our precious Earth.
I will respect all living beings,
Conserve natural resources wisely,
Reduce waste and pollution,
Plant trees and nurture nature,
Promote clean air, water, and soil,
And inspire others to join this mission.
Together, we will create a greener, healthier, and more sustainable world for today and
future generations.
📰 News Update
Narrator (2):
“Now, let’s update ourselves with important headlines.”
🟢 National News:
Telangana has achieved over 280 crore plantation mark under Haritha Haram this year.
India launches campaign to reduce plastic waste in schools.
🌍 International News:
The UN Green Earth Report praises India’s afforestation efforts.
Germany to invest €1 billion in forest conservation projects globally.
🏫 School News:
green Classrooms initiative begins this week—let’s all be part of it!
Narrator (1)
“Today is celebrated as Green Telangana Day, a day dedicated to increasing awareness about the
environment and encouraging plantation across the state.”
“It is a day to remind us that development is important, but it should be sustainable. By planting
trees, we don’t just add greenery—we add life, shade, water security, and oxygen to our future.”
Narrator (2)
Here’s a creative and meaningful activity you can conduct during a school assembly to mark
Environment Day with the theme of Environmental Protection:
“Green Promise Tree” – A Live Pledge
Activity
To make students reflect on individual actions for environmental protection and publicly commit to a
sustainable habit.
Step 1: Introduction by Narrator
(Student):
“Today, we’re going to grow a very special tree—not with water and sunlight, but with promises! Each
leaf added to this tree will represent a student's personal pledge to protect the Earth.”
Step 2: Writing the Pledges
A few pre-selected students come up on stage.
Each child writes one simple environmental action on their leaf. Examples:
o “I will not waste water.”
o “I will switch off lights when not in use.”
o “I will use a cloth bag.”
o “I will plant a sapling with my family this week.
Step 3: Attaching Leaves to the Tree
The children read out their pledge loudly and stick the leaf onto the cardboard tree (or
hang it on branches of a real tree).
Step 4: Invite Participation
Announce that every class will get a chance throughout the week to contribute to the “Green
Promise Tree.”
A small chart can be kept near the tree to count the number of green pledges
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Closing Narration
Narrator (2):
“As we conclude today’s assembly, let us remember…”
Quote:
“If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together. Let us go far together
—with trees, with purpose, with hope.”
Narrator (1) “Thank you all for listening. Let’s carry today’s message in our hearts and reflect it in
our actions. Have a fruitful and green day ahead!”
