Describe a teachers’ day pptx

Describe a teachers’ day.

Teachers’ Day falls on the twentieth of November. Every
year, our school will celebrate this day by holding a
concert specially for the principal and teachers. This year
was no exception.

On that day, the whole school proceeded to the hall after
morning assembly. Every class was involved in the
concert. There were dances, sketches, mimes and songs.
All the performers did their best and the concert was a
great success.

After the concert, we went back to our classes to have our
class parties. My classroom was transformed into a party
hall. When our form teacher came into the class, she was
very surprised indeed. We had food, drinks and presents
for her. Some of us even made cards for her and she was
very touched.

At the end of the day, everyone was in a good mood. I felt
that, as students, we should thank our teachers for
teaching us our lessons so patiently and cheerfully. What
better opportunity is there for us to show our appreciation
than on Teacher’s Day?

Describe a Sports day.

Sports Day fell on the eighth of September. On that day,
the school was beautifully decorated with colorful flags.
Parents were invited to watch their children participate in

the various events.

First, there was the lower primary students’ telematches.
Every class was divided into four groups which competed
against one another. They used balls, hoops, skipping-
ropes and bean bags in the competition. The little children
ran swiftly and we could hardly tell who the winners were.

Next, we had more interesting events. The upper primary
students competed in events like hurdles, relay races,
short distance races, high jump and long jump. There
were individual and team events. Every participant tried
his best to win as many trophies as possible for his class.
However, there was bound to be some losers.

The prize-giving ceremony marked the end of the exciting
day. The winners were cheered and carried on their
classmates’ shoulders. The losers showed good
sportsmanship by joining in the cheers and not sulking.
Though we were very tired, we had enjoyed ourselves
tremendously.