infowebsite.in
Anchor 1:
“Good morning everyone! Today, we are here to celebrate the spirit of Diwali, the Festival of Lights. Diwali is not just about lighting lamps and enjoying sweets; it’s a celebration of the triumph of light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, and good over evil. Let’s start this special assembly with the blessings of the Almighty.”
Anchor 2:
“Yes, let’s invoke the divine with a prayer. I invite [Prayer Leader’s Name] to lead us with a soulful prayer to start this day on a peaceful note.”
[Prayer]
Anchor 1:
“Thank you for the beautiful prayer. Now, let’s get a glimpse of what’s happening around the world. I’d like to invite [News Reader’s Name] to present today’s news headlines.”
News Reader:
Reads the top news headlines, covering national, international, sports, and school news.
Anchor 2:
“Thank you for keeping us informed. Now, it’s time to hear the thought for the day. Let’s welcome [Thought Presenter’s Name] to share a thought that embodies the true essence of Diwali.”
Thought Presenter:
Shares a thought like:”‘Diwali is not only about lighting diyas, but also about rekindling the light within ourselves to become better human beings each day.’”
Anchor 1:
“Thank you for that beautiful thought! Now, let’s dive deeper into the significance of Diwali. This festival holds a special place in our hearts, as it symbolises joy, prosperity, and the spirit of togetherness.”
Anchor 2:
“Exactly! Diwali is celebrated for various reasons across India: as Lord Rama’s return to Ayodhya after 14 years of exile, as the festival of wealth and prosperity honouring Goddess Lakshmi, and even as a harvest festival. Each tradition reminds us of the joy of giving, sharing, and staying connected to our roots.”
Anchor 1:
“To add more brightness to our day, let’s listen to some Diwali messages from our fellow students who will share what Diwali means to them and how they celebrate it.”
[Invite two or three students to share brief Diwali messages or traditions they follow at home.]
Anchor 2:
“Thank you all for sharing those wonderful Diwali thoughts. Now, what’s Diwali without some safety tips? As we celebrate, we should also ensure that we stay safe. Here are a few quick tips for everyone to remember during Diwali.”
Safety Tips Presenter:
Shares simple safety tips, like:
- Light diyas away from curtains and flammable materials.
- Wear cotton clothes if you’re bursting crackers.
- Keep a bucket of water nearby if you’re lighting crackers.
- Let’s remember that an eco-friendly Diwali is the best Diwali—try to celebrate with diyas and avoid noisy crackers that can harm the environment and animals.
Anchor 1:
“Thank you for those important reminders. Remember, celebrating Diwali with care and responsibility makes it even more enjoyable!”
Anchor 2:
“To conclude, let’s pledge to make this Diwali meaningful by spreading love, helping those in need, and lighting up not just our homes but also the lives of those around us.”
Anchor 1:
“With that, we wrap up our Diwali assembly. May this Diwali bring joy, prosperity, and good health to each one of you. Wishing you all a very Happy and Safe Diwali! Thank you for being a wonderful audience.”
Both Anchors:
“Happy Diwali to all!”
