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SPEECH WRITING

Example....

THE IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION IN OUR LIVES

Good morning Mr Chairperson, teachers, and my fellow students.

I stand before you today to talk about something very important in our lives ; education.

My fellow students, let me ask you: What will your future be without education?
The truth is simple; education is the key to a better life.

Education gives us knowledge. It helps us understand subjects like Mathematics, English, and Science. Through education, we learn how to think, solve problems, and make good decisions.

Education also opens doors to a better future. When we work hard in school, we increase our chances of getting good jobs and helping our families.

But education is not only about books. It teaches us discipline, respect, and responsibility. It helps us grow into good and useful citizens.

My fellow students, education also helps us fight problems in our society. It teaches us about health, hygiene, and how to avoid bad behaviors.
Let us remember this: an educated person is a powerful person.

So I urge all of you take your education seriously. Attend classes, listen to your teachers, and work hard every day.

In conclusion, education is the foundation of our future.
Without education, there is no progress.

Thank you for listening.

MSCE SPEECH WRITING SAMPLE FORMAT

STRUCTURE OF A GOOD SPEECH

1. HEADING / TITLE
Shows the topic of the speech
Written in capital letters
Example:
SPEECH ON STOPPING VANDALISM OF SCHOOL PROPERTY

2. SALUTATION (GREETING)
Greet the audience in order of importance
Example:
Good morning the head teacher, teachers, and my fellow students.

3. INTRODUCTION
Introduce the topic
Capture attention (use a proverb, question, or statement)
Example:
A school that is destroyed cannot build a bright future.

4. BODY
Main points of the speech
Explain clearly with examples
Use questions and persuasive language
Example points:
Effects of vandalism
Responsibility of students
Importance of protecting school property

5. CONCLUSION
Summarize key message
Give a strong appeal or advice
Example:
Protect your school today, and secure your future tomorrow.

6. CLOSING
Thank the audience
Example:
Thank you for listening.

SPEECH ON STOPPING VANDALISM OF SCHOOL PROPERTY

Good morning the head teacher, teachers, and my fellow students.

A school that is destroyed cannot build a bright future.

I stand before you today as your head prefect with great concern. It is very sad that some students are still vandalizing school property, even after many warnings.

My fellow students, let me ask you: Who suffers when school property is destroyed?
The answer is clear ; all of us suffer.
When desks are broken, we fail to sit properly in class.

When windows are damaged, rain and wind disturb our learning. When walls are written on or destroyed, our school loses its beauty and respect.

This school belongs to all of us. It is our responsibility to protect it. Vandalism is not only wrong, but it also shows lack of discipline and respect.

Let us remember that our parents work very hard to send us to school. The government also spends a lot of money to build these classrooms and provide desks. Destroying them means destroying our own future.

My fellow students, let us say NO to vandalism.
Let us choose to protect, not destroy.
Let us choose to care, not damage.

From today onwards, I urge each one of you to: Take care of all school property. Stop any form of vandalism
Report anyone who damages school facilities.

Let us work together to make our school clean, safe, and a good place for learning.

In conclusion, I strongly appeal to all of you:
Protect your school today, and secure your future tomorrow.

Thank you for listening.

ENGLISH

ORDER OF ADJECTIVES

THE CORRECT ORDER IS:

Determiner
Opinion
Size
Age
Shape
Color
Origin
Material
Use/Purpose
Noun

1. DETERMINER

Definition:
A determiner is a word that comes before a noun to show quantity, ownership, or which one is being referred to.

Use:
To show number (one, two, many)
To show ownership (my, his, their)
To point out something (this, that, the)

Examples:
A big house
Two small bags
My red car
The old chair
Some beautiful flowers

2. OPINION

Definition:
An opinion adjective describes what someone thinks or feels about a noun.

Use:
To express feelings or judgments
Shows whether something is good or bad

Examples:
A beautiful dress
A nice house
An ugly building
A lovely garden
A boring story

3. SIZE

Definition:
A size adjective describes how big or small something is.

Use:
To describe physical size
Helps compare objects

Examples:
A big car
A small bag
A tall boy
A short girl
A large building

4. AGE

Definition:
An age adjective shows how old or new something is.

Use:
To describe time or condition
Shows whether something is new or old

Examples:
A new phone
An old house
A young child
An ancient building
A modern car

5. SHAPE

Definition:
A shape adjective describes the form or outline of something.

Use:
To describe how something looks physically

Examples:
A round table
A square box
A flat surface
A rectangular door
A circular plate

6. COLOR

Definition:
A color adjective shows the colour of a noun.

Use:
To describe appearance
Helps identify objects

Examples:
A red car
A blue shirt
A green tree
A black bag
A white paper

7. ORIGIN / NATIONALITY

Definition:
An origin adjective shows where something comes from.
Use:
To show country or place of origin

Examples:
A Malawian teacher
An African drum
An Italian car
A Chinese phone
A British soldier

8. MATERIAL

Definition:
A material adjective shows what something is made of.

Use:
To describe substance or material

Examples:
A wooden chair
A cotton shirt
A plastic bottle
A metal gate
A glass cup

9. PURPOSE / USE

Definition:
A purpose adjective shows what something is used for.

Use:
To explain function
Often formed from nouns

Examples:
A sleeping bag
A school bag
A sports car
A cooking pot
A washing machine

10. NOUN
Definition:
A noun is the name of a person, place, animal, or thing.

Use:
It is the main word being described
Comes last in the sentence

Examples:
A beautiful dress
A big house
A red car
A wooden chair
A small bag

EXAMPLES

1. A beautiful small old round red Malawian wooden chair.

2. Two lovely big new blue African cotton shirts

3. Some nice small green plastic school bags

4. A big old round black metal table

5. Three beautiful young tall Malawian boys

MEMORY TIP

👉 DO - OP - SI - AG - SH - CO - OR - MA - PU - NO