Children’s Day is celebrated annually on 14 November to mark the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India. Pandit Nehru was born on this day in 1889. Known as Chacha Nehru, he shared a special bond with children and hence, November 14 was declared as Children’s Day after his death in 1964.
On this day, schools across the country organize various programs like plays, fancy dress competitions, picnics, speech competitions and other cultural programs for the children. If you or your child is going to address a crowd on occasion, here are some tips to improve your speech.
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Introduction: After greeting the students, teachers and guests, explain why Children’s Day is celebrated only on November 14, which was celebrated by Pt. Nehru. Talk about Nehru’s special attachment to children in your speech. Talk about his contribution, his views on the development of children.
Talk about children’s rights: Throw light on the rights and welfare of children by emphasizing on the issues affecting children today. From education to physical and mental health, talk about a range of issues and their solutions to ensure a better future for children.
Use short and simple language: When preparing for a speech, make sure you don’t end up with long lines and difficult words. Keep it short and simple so that everyone can understand and relate. Also, don’t write a long speech.
Use quotes and anecdotes: You can make your speech impressive by adding some quotes and sayings from Nehru and other prominent personalities like Nelson Mandela, APJ Abdul Kalam and others who talk about children. Anecdotes work best to grab the audience’s attention.
Rehearse before giving a speech: Rehearse well after writing the speech. Practice this several times to improve your speaking skills, body language and confidence to avoid hesitation on stage.
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