English Elocution- Middle School
English elocution focuses on speaking with clarity and confidence, using proper pronunciation and tone to make a strong impact.
During this event, middle school students at Doutre block showcased their poems with enthusiasm and poise. The theme for the elocution was "Fairytales," and the students creatively spun their poems around this theme. To enhance the elocution experience, artwork and a PowerPoint presentation added a visually engaging element, making the theme come to life even more.
The occasion was honored by the presence of Mr. Samuel Jaideep, the school Principal, Dr. Uniyal, the Vice-Principal, Mrs. Annie Singh, Head of Academics, and Mrs. B. Biswas, the Junior School coordinator.
The competition featured two categories: Group and Individual elocution. Students were divided into two groups based on their classes: 3, 4, 5, and 6, 7, 8. In the Group elocution category, students collaborated to deliver a poem, blending their voices and interpretations into a cohesive and impactful performance. In the Individual elocution category, students delivered their poems independently, showcasing their personal understanding and speaking skills.
While the results were tabulated, the judges encouraged the students with motivational words. The results were announced by the school principal as follows:
In the group category for classes 3 to 5, the first prize was awarded to Class 5A, the second prize went to Class 3C, and the third prize was given to Class 4A. For classes 6 to 8, the first prize went to Class 7D, the second prize was awarded to Class 6B, and the third prize was given to Class 8B.
In the individual category for classes 3 to 5, the first position was secured by Simon Gurung of Class 4B, the second position by Eshani Thapa of Class 4C, and the third position by Vibhuti Gurung of Class 4A. The consolation prize was awarded to Navya Nigam of Class 4A.
Among classes 6, 7, and 8, the first position was secured by Aahana Thapliyal of Class 8C, the second position by Priyanshi Chhetri of Class 6C, and the third position was a tie between Arohi Gupta of Class 7D and Aaliya Ansari of Class 8D. The consolation prize was bagged by Dimple Arkhel of Class 7A.
In closing, Mrs. Kavita Joseph, the Head of the Middle School, delivered a heartfelt vote of thanks. She expressed her gratitude to the entire English department, the Art teacher and her team for making this event a success.
