Say what you need. Every card opens at that version.
Every topic on the podium
2 topics
Openings that make a hall go quiet
From the pieces' own alternatives. Tap one to open its piece with that line ready to swap in.Good morning. When you look around our hallways today, you see a sea of orange, reminding us of a vital promise: Every Child Matters.
Orange Shirt Day Principal's Message for Class →“Welcome everyone! Tonight, we come together to celebrate the vibrant talents and accomplishments of our middle school students.
Principal Message for Annual Day (Canada, Class →“Good morning, students and staff. Today, as we wear orange together, we honor Indigenous children and reflect on the true history of our land.
Orange Shirt Day Principal's Message for Class →“It is a privilege to welcome our school community tonight as we reflect on an incredible year of learning and growth.
Principal Message for Annual Day (Canada, Class →“Good evening, students, staff, families, and honoured guests, and welcome to our Annual Day celebration.
Principal Message for Annual Day (Canada, Class →“Welcome, everyone. We begin today by acknowledging that our school stands on traditional Indigenous territory as we gather for Orange Shirt Day.
Orange Shirt Day Principal's Message for Class →Words worth practising before you stand up
Building respectful, ongoing relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples
Working together as a team to accomplish a shared goal
The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties and hold onto strength.
To recall and show respect for someone or something in a public way.
Restoring friendly relations and addressing past wrongs to build a respectful future.
Ensuring all people feel welcomed, valued, and respected
The process of forcing a group to adopt the culture and habits of another group.
Active participation and duty within a school or civic community
Four promises
Speech lengths are counted at a spoken pace of about 130 words a minute, and the stage clock tells you if you rush or drag.
English and Hindi are written. Any other Indian language on the stage is a machine's words, said so on the box, with the English kept beside it.
Class 1 to 5 hears simple sentences; Class 11 and 12 gets the argument. The class band is on every card.
A piece gives you the shape and the facts. Your own opening, your own closing, your own voice win the hall.