Notice Writing

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Notice Writing

School Notices & Announcements

Learn to write official notices for school events and announcements!

📖 Let’s Learn Notice Writing!

A notice is a short, formal announcement displayed on a notice board to inform people about events, rules, or important information. Notices are used in schools, offices, and public places.

Notice writing is a common exam question in Grades 4-10. It has a specific format that you must follow. The key is to be brief, clear, and include all necessary details — who, what, when, where.

💡 The Rule

Notice Format:
1. NOTICE (heading, centred, in a box)
2. Date
3. Title/Subject (what it is about)
4. Body (brief — who, what, when, where, other details)
5. Signature + Name + Designation (who wrote it)

🎯 Key Concept

📌 Header: NOTICE (in a box)
📅 Date: 15th March 2026
📝 Title: Annual Sports Day
📋 Body: All students are informed that… (brief, factual)
✍️ Signed: Name, Head Boy/Girl or Teacher

📋 Notice Writing Rules

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NOTICE box

The word “NOTICE” goes at the top, centred

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Date

Written below the heading

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Title

Brief subject: “Annual Day Celebration”

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Body

Short, 3-4 sentences with all key details

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Signature

Name + designation: “Priya, Head Girl”

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Keep it SHORT

Notices should be brief — not like essays!

📌 Examples & Practice

Learn with organized examples and sentences!

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Model Notice: Sports Day

NOTICE
heading in a box
“─── NOTICE ───”
Date
below heading
“15th March 2026”
Title
subject of notice
“ANNUAL SPORTS DAY”
Body
key details
“All students of Classes III to V are informed that the Annual Sports Day will be held on Saturday, 22nd March 2026, at the school playground from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Students must wear their PE uniform and sports shoes. Parents are cordially invited to attend.”
Signature
who wrote it
“Aarav Sharma Head Boy Sunrise Public School”
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Model Notice: Lost & Found

NOTICE
heading
“─── NOTICE ───”
Date + Title
date and subject
“10th February 2026 LOST — WATER BOTTLE”
Body
details of lost item
“A blue steel water bottle with the name “Priya D.” written on it was found near the school canteen on 9th February. The owner is requested to collect it from the school office during recess. Please bring your ID card for verification.”
Signature
who wrote it
“Meera Singh Class Monitor, IV-A”
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Model Notice: Book Fair

NOTICE
heading
“─── NOTICE ───”
Date + Title
date and subject
“1st April 2026 ANNUAL BOOK FAIR”
Body
event details
“The school library is organising an Annual Book Fair from 5th to 7th April 2026, in the school auditorium. A wide range of storybooks, reference books, and stationery will be available at discounted prices. All students and parents are welcome. Timings: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.”
Signature
who wrote it
“Mrs. Sharma School Librarian”
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Notice Writing Tips

Be brief
3-4 sentences only!
“A notice is NOT an essay. Keep it short and to the point.”
Include all W’s
who, what, when, where
“WHO is it for? WHAT is happening? WHEN and WHERE? These must be answered.”
Formal tone
professional language
“Use “All students are informed that…” not “Hey guys, listen up!””
Put in a box
notices are enclosed
“Draw a box around the entire notice — this is the standard format.”
Designation matters
state your role
“Sign with your role: Head Boy, Class Monitor, Teacher, Principal. This adds authority.”

📢 Read a Notice in Order

Say each part from top to bottom!

─── NOTICE ───Date: 15th March 2026Title: ANNUAL SPORTS DAYBody: All students…When: 22nd March, 9 AMWhere: School playgroundSignature: Aarav SharmaHead Boy, Sunrise School

✏️ Notice Writing Quiz

Choose the right answer!

1. The word ___ goes at the top of a notice.

2. A notice should be ___ (long/short).

3. The body should answer who, what, ___, where.

4. A notice is signed with name + ___.

5. Notices are displayed on a ___.

🎯 Which Part of the Notice?

Click each to identify!

Click any to check!

📝 Notice Topics to Practice

Try writing notices for these situations!

1

Sports Day: Announce the date, time, venue, dress code, and that parents are invited.

2

Lost Item: A student lost their pencil box. Describe it and ask the finder to return it.

3

School Trip: Announce a trip to a museum — date, bus timing, what to bring, fee.

4

Essay Competition: Announce a writing contest — topic, date, word limit, prize.

5

Holiday Notice: School will be closed for Diwali — mention dates and when school reopens.

6

Book Fair: The library is hosting a book fair — dates, venue, timings, discounts.

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Memory Trick

Notice format = N-D-T-B-S:
NOTICE (heading in box)
Date
Title (subject)
Body (brief — who, what, when, where)
Signature (name + designation)
5 parts, always in a BOX!

🎮 Notice Writing Quiz

Test what you’ve learned!

What goes at the TOP of a notice?

A notice should be…

A notice must answer…

Where are notices displayed?

A notice is signed with…

The tone of a notice is…

Which is NOT part of a notice?

Notices are written by…

🎉 Quiz Complete!

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Fun Facts

Notice boards have been used for over 500 years! In medieval Europe, official notices were nailed to church doors — the most famous being Martin Luther’s 95 Theses in 1517.

In India, government notices are published in the Gazette of India — the official record. Laws, appointments, and rules become official only after being “gazetted” (published as a notice).

🧠 Tips for Parents

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Home Notice Board

Create a family notice board at home. Let your child write notices for family events: “Family Movie Night — Saturday 7 PM, living room.” Real practice!

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Exam Format

Notice writing appears in exams from Grade 4 onwards. Practice the exact format: NOTICE, date, title, body, signature. Format = marks!

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Brevity Practice

Give a scenario in 50+ words. Ask child to write a notice in under 40 words. Learning to be concise is a powerful skill.

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