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Pachacha [2.7K]
2 years ago
7

) Your school is organising an inter-school Elocution contest for the students of Classes school your IX and X on the topic 'Fai

lure is Success in Progress. Write a notice for informing the students about the event and requesting them to submit their names for [5] participating in the contest. forming him/her of the ) Your school is organising an inter - school Elocution contest for the students of Classes school your IX and X on the topic ' Failure is Success in Progress . Write a notice for informing the students about the event and requesting them to submit their names for [ 5 ] participating in the contest . forming him / her of the​
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Wittaler [7]2 years ago
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Notice writing is a way of communication in a formal way.

<h3>What is the purpose of Notice writing?</h3>

Purpose of notice writing is to bring information to the people in a formal way.

<h3>What will be the notice for informing the students about the event and requesting them to submit their names for participating in the contest?</h3>

XYZ (School name)

Inter-school Elocution contest

Date: 5th July 2022

Time: 11.00 a.m.

Venue: School Auditorium

Topic: Failure is Success in Progress

This is to inform that our school is organizing an Inter-school Elocution contest. Interested candidates may submit their names to their Head teacher before 3rd July 2022.

Name : ABC

(Designation)

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