These speeches are suitable for anyone who is acting as M.C. at a scholarship banquet. The speeches welcome guests, thank sponsors and speak of the future for the recipients. They speak too of the gratitude of the recipients of the scholarships and how they will anable them to follow their dreams. The short poems offer you the opportunity to end your speech on an unusual note. ... Learn More

These speeches are ideal for for someone who has to speak at a salute to scholastic stars function. It welcomes guests, congratualtes students and speaks of the challenges of the future. There are optional paragraphs for students who have also played some part in helping the community. The short poems offer you the opportunity to end your speech on a unique and catchy note.... Learn More

These speeches are ideal for an ceremony where fellowship awards are being announced. They congratulate those who have been awarded fellowships. They speak of science through the ages and people who have enriched society through their studies and research. They speak too of the work done by those receiving the awards and of the contribution they too can make to individual companies or to society generally. ... Learn More

These speeches by a School Head, committee member or guest speak about the importance of education, the asset the new school or wing will be and officially open it. They are tried, tested and ready to use. They may be downloaded instantly when you place your order. ... Learn More

This speech is ideal for you if, as an elementary student, you wish to give your views on what is wrong with the country and how you would improve matters if elected President (Or Prime Minister). It refers mainly to events that relate to young people such as education and safety.... Learn More

These speeches are ideal for you if, as a guest, parent, governor or school head, you wish to speak at its anniversary. It takes a look at the past achievements of the school, the excellence of its teaching. and wishes it well in the future. They end with a toast If appropriate. The short poems offer you the opportuniy to end your speech on a light-hearted and unusual note. ... Learn More

These introductory speeches by a new head speak of the challenges of being appointed Principal of a high school. They express gratitude for the welcome he/she has been given, speak of his/her plans for the school and of his/her intention of working with the students. The short poems offer you the opportunity to end your speech on a light-hearted note.... Learn More

These introductory speeches by a new head speak of the challenges of being appointed Principal of an elementary school. They express gratitude for the welcome he/she ahs been given, speak of his/her plans for the school and of his/her intention of working with the students. The short poems offer you the opportunity to end your speech on a light-hearted note.... Learn More

These speeches express gratitude to a teacher at the end of a year. They speak about his success as a teacher and how he has inspired his pupils. They tell too of his understanding of the various abilities and talents of his pupils and his encouragement of all students whatever his or her individual ability. There are two speeches from a parent and two from a student. The short poems, also from parents and pupils, offer you the opportunity to end your speech on a memorable note.... Learn More

This pack contains four speeches suitable for a busy teacher who is addressing pupils at the end of each term. There is a speech for Christmas and an alternative Happy Holiday speech. There is also one each for the Easter and Summer breaks. The speeches refer to work done duirng the term, the meaning of the holiday and expresses the teachers best wishes for the break. The short poems at the end of the speeches offers the opportunity to end the speeches on a surprise note.... Learn More

This speech is ideal for you if, as an elementary or primary school student, you want to speak about what you would do if you won the lottery. It speaks about what you could buy and do if you had the freedom to spend a vast amount of money on yourself, your family and your friends. The short, optional poem offers you an ideal way to end your speech in a thought-provoking and unusual way.... Learn More

These speeches are ideal if you are graduating as a high school teacher and wish to speak at the graduation ceremony. They speak of friendships made and ideas exchanged. They refer to planning for the future and they thank those who supported you in your studies. They end with a good luck wish to your fellow graduates. The short poems offer you the opportunity to end your speech on a memorable note.... Learn More

These (high school teacher training/licensure program) graduation speeches are ideal for you if you are addressing graduates at a graduation ceremony. They speak of the hours of study and the friendships made at college. They speak too of the gratitude owed to parents and tutors. They address the challenges that will face the graduates in the teaching world and they end with a good luck wish for the future. The short poems offer you the opportunity to end your speech on an unusual note.... Learn More

These speeches are ideal for a teacher/governor or guest speaker who is presenting prizes at a school's sports day. They speak of winning and losing and sportsmanship. They speak of the guests and the efforts the pupil make to impress them. Above all they speak of the importance of the day in the school calendar. The short poems offer you the opportunity to end your speech on an unusual and catchy note. ... Learn More

This speech is ideal for you if you wish to complain about the necessity for school uniforms. It speaks of how old-fashioned they are and how expensive. It mentions the fact that they are uncomfortable to wear and that millions of students survive without them. The short, optional poem offers you the opportunity to end the speech in an unusual and light-hearted way.... Learn More

These speeches are ideal for you if, as a guest, parent, governor or college head , you wish to speak at its anniversary. It takes a look at the past achievements of the college/university and wishes it well in the future. They end with a toast If appropriate. The optional, light-hearted yet sincere poems add an unusual finishing touch to the speeches. ... Learn More

This speech persuades your audience that dyslexics are clever, imaginative people and not dumb as society is inclined to believe. It tells of some of those who have changed the world because they thought in a different way. It suggests that way of measuring intelligence by reading and writing skills is short-sighted and that there are many dyslexics who have much to offer if we give them the opportunity. The short poem offers you the opportunity to end your speech on a thought-provoking note.... Learn More

This persuasive speech takes the view that exams are stressful and that they give no real indication of ability. It says that students should not be judged on their performance on one day when they may be ill for instance. They say a far fairer approach is project work and continual assessment. The short poem summarizes the speech and gives an unusual and relevant ending to it.... Learn More

These speeches are just what you need if you have to welcome parents to a school/college parent teacher meeting. They speak of the school ethos and of the individuality of the student which the school will try to foster and develop. They mention too the role parents have in supporting the teachers for the ultimate good of the children. They talk of the future of the children and how it will reflect on how they were educated. They invite the parents to become involved in school activities. They end on a postive note stressing the joint responsibilities of parents and teachers. The short poems offer you the opportunity of ending the speeches in a light-hearted and memorable note. Previous customers please note: 3 NEW Speeches + 3 NEW Poems for this year have been added to this pack.... Learn More

This speech explains why we should consider the benefits of homes schooling and why it is growing in popularity. It shows that such schooling helps a child develop his or her own potential and skills. It points out that one to one teaching is far preferable than being in a large class. The speech also reflects on how religion can be part of the home school curriculam where it is often not allowed in schools. Finally it points out that there is help available to home learners and that their welfare is protected by their having to sit examinations set by the state to ensure they are truly learning at home. The short, optional poem adds an unusual and catchy ending to the speech.... Learn More

This speech persuades you that good grades really matter. It explains what a difference they can make in your life. It shows how society, as a whole, bases its judgements on grading of different sorts. It tells us that we can evaluate our success or failure in educational and other fields by checking our grades. The short poem adds a unique and catchy ending to the speech.... Learn More

This persuasive speech makes the case that education is important because it empowers people to take more control over their own lives. It explains how you don't learn because you have to but because you yourself benefit if you do. It encourages you to make the most of your education both formal and informal and to keep an open mind about which is the best way of learning. The short poem summarizes the speech and gives an unusual and relevant ending to it.... Learn More

These welcome back to school/college speeches are suitable for use by a school/college head, board member or parent at the opening of the school year. 3 of the speeches specifically welcome back teachers and the other 6 encompass the teachers and administrative staff. Previous customers please note new speeches and poems have been added this year. The poems may be used to add an unusual ending to the speeches. They are tried, tested and ready to use. They may be downloaded instantly when you place your order. ... Learn More

This speech persuades us that society, as well as ourselves suffers when illiteracy is a problem and that it is worth taking steps to overcome it. It points out that illiteracy is very common and affects people in every aspect of their life from not being able to read road signs to not being able to choose items in the shopping mall. It asks us to be aware of those who find reading and writing a difficulty and to ensure that there are ways of seeing they get help. The short poem summarizes the speech in a thought-provoking way.... Learn More