The document provides guidance on writing effective notices. It explains that a notice should [1] announce information to a specific group, [2] include the subject, details of what/when/where, and who it is for. For a school notice, it should be posted on the notice board and include the name and details of an upcoming event like a competition or lecture. The document then provides specifics on formatting a notice for a writing assignment, including catching the reader's attention, and providing key event details like date, time, location, and target audience.
The document provides guidance on writing effective notices. It explains that a notice should [1] announce information to a specific group, [2] include the subject, details of what/when/where, and who it is for. For a school notice, it should be posted on the notice board and include the name and details of an upcoming event like a competition or lecture. The document then provides specifics on formatting a notice for a writing assignment, including catching the reader's attention, and providing key event details like date, time, location, and target audience.
The document provides guidance on writing effective notices. It explains that a notice should [1] announce information to a specific group, [2] include the subject, details of what/when/where, and who it is for. For a school notice, it should be posted on the notice board and include the name and details of an upcoming event like a competition or lecture. The document then provides specifics on formatting a notice for a writing assignment, including catching the reader's attention, and providing key event details like date, time, location, and target audience.
• It is a small piece of writing. • Its purpose is to announce or convey information to a specific group of people who could be interested in it. • Generally it is put up on display boards in schools or a public place. It could also be printed in a newspaper. • The information can be regarding an event, an occasion or a celebration. • A notice should give the following details: 1. The subject (name of the event) 2. What it is? 3. When it is? 4. Where it is? 5. Whom it is for? In a school, a notice is put up by the school authorities on the notice board to inform the students and the staff about an upcoming event or an activity such as a cultural event, a competition, an exhibition, an excursion, a match, a lecture or a sports event. Some notices are put up by individual students like the notice for lost and found goods.
Another common type of notice is the one put up by the
office-bearers of Resident Welfare Association (RWA) of a colony, informing the residents about a meeting or any other programme like a cultural programme, a talk show, a camp for children, yoga or aerobic classes, cleanliness drives, celebration of different festivals, etc. Notice writing carries 5 marks. The format for the same is as follows:
• Catchy caption 1 mark
• Name of the event 1 mark • Date ½ mark • Time ½ mark • Venue 1 mark • Body -Targeted audience (to whom) 1 mark Catchy caption: (1 mark)
• The heading must be appealing to attract the
attention of the readers. • Use catchy slogans to enhance the visual appeal of your notice. Name of the event: (1 mark)
• It should mention what the event is, whether it is
inter- school or inter-house. Eg. Inter –School Drawing Competition Inter- House Football Competition Date: (1/2 mark)
• Date- 20th June, 2020
• Follow this format to write the date. • 20/06/20 - X • Do not put the actual date. Keep a buffer of 10-15 days. • Make sure the spelling of the month is correct. Time: (1/2 mark)
• Time- 10 am to 1pm. • Follow this format to write the time. Venue: (1 mark)
• Venue- SPA Block, Vibgyor High
• Its should be from the smaller to bigger area. • Each part carries ½ a mark. eg. SPA Block + Vibgyor High ½ + ½ = 1 Targeted audience (body): (1 mark)
• To those interested and eligible to participate in the
specific event. Question 1: Your school is hosting an inter-school debate competition. Write a notice for your school informing them of the event.
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Inter-school Debate Competition [ 1] on 1st May, 2020 [½] from 9.00 am to 12 noon [½] at SPA Block, Vibgyor High, Airoli. [½+½] All pupils from class IX & X who wish to [1] participate are to give their names to your respective class teachers, on or before 20th April, 2020. Function/ Event/ Programme meeting/ Notice should have:
1. Name of the event
2. Date/ time of the function, event or programme 3. Venue of the function 4. Target audience, invitees, etc. 5. Instructions related to entrance 6. Contact person Tours/ Treks Notice should have:
1. Place of tour/ trek camp
2. Date and number of days 3. Cost per ahead 4. Essential things to be carried 5. Contact person for further details Lost/ Found Notice should have:
1. Article lost/ found
2. Place, date and time of losing/ finding the article 3. Details regarding its shape, size and colour 4. Person to be contacted for details 5. Reward, if any. Assignment:
Your school is organizing an inter school
badminton tournament. Draft a notice to be put in your school to inform the students about the same.