Report Writing
HSC Maharashtra Board • Class 12 English • Writing Skills
Imagine you are the Cultural Secretary of your college. Recently your college organised an Inter-college Youth Festival with competitions like singing, debate, dance and art. Write a report in about 100–150 words for your college magazine covering the event's date, venue, chief guest, participation, results and overall experience.
(Student Reporter)
A colourful and memorable Inter-college Youth Festival was organised by our college on 20 July 2026 in the college auditorium. The programme began with the traditional lighting of the lamp by the Chief Guest, Dr. Anil Deshmukh, a well-known educationist. Students and teachers warmly welcomed all the guests.
More than fifteen colleges participated in the festival. Competitions such as singing, debate, dance, art, rangoli and poster making were held throughout the day. Every participant performed with confidence and great enthusiasm. The audience enjoyed each event and encouraged all the participants.
Our college won the overall championship, while many students received prizes in different competitions. The Chief Guest praised the students for their talent, discipline and team spirit. His inspiring speech motivated everyone to work hard and follow their dreams.
The programme ended with a vote of thanks by the Cultural Committee. The festival was a grand success and gave students an excellent opportunity to show their talent, learn new skills and build friendship with students from other colleges.
Report Writing
HSC Maharashtra Board • Class 12 English • Writing Skills
Imagine, your class attended a lecture on "Self Defence and Safety" delivered by an expert speaker.
Write a report on the details of this event organised at your college in about 150 words.
(Student Reporter)
A useful and informative lecture on "Self Defence and Safety" was organised by XYZ Junior College on 15th August 2026 in the college auditorium. The programme was arranged to create awareness among students about personal safety and self-confidence. Students and teachers attended the session with great interest.
The expert speaker, Ms. Sneha Patil, a certified self-defence trainer, explained various safety measures and demonstrated simple techniques to protect oneself during emergencies. She also shared practical tips on cyber safety, travelling safely and seeking help in difficult situations. Students actively participated in the demonstrations and asked many questions.
The programme was highly successful and appreciated by everyone. It increased students' confidence and encouraged them to remain alert, responsible and fearless in everyday life. The event concluded with a vote of thanks by the college principal.