Morning Assembly
50 daily use English sentences for school assembly — prayer, national anthem, news reading, speeches, and announcements. With Hindi meanings!
📝 50 Sentences
🇮🇳 Hindi Meanings
💬 2 Dialogues
🎮 Quiz
📥 Free PDF
🎤 Why Learn Assembly English?
Morning assembly is one of the most important parts of the school day in India! Every school — from Kendriya Vidyalaya to DPS to small village schools — starts with assembly. Children sing the national anthem, say a prayer, hear the news, and listen to speeches. Knowing the right English sentences helps you participate confidently.
These 50 sentences cover everything — from “Stand in a straight line” to “Now let us sing the national anthem” to “Congratulations to Class 4 for winning the cleanliness award!” Whether you’re the assembly leader, news reader, or just standing in line, these sentences will help you speak clearly and confidently during morning assembly.
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📐Lining Up & Getting Ready (1-10)
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“Stand in a straight line, please.”
कृपया सीधी लाइन में खड़े हो जाओ। (Kripya seedhi line mein khade ho jao.)
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“Don’t push! Wait for your turn.”
धक्का मत दो! अपनी बारी का इंतज़ार करो। (Dhakka mat do! Apni baari ka intezaar karo.)
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“Keep quiet during the assembly.”
असेंबली के दौरान शांत रहो। (Assembly ke dauran shaant raho.)
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“Where is your class standing today?”
आज तुम्हारी क्लास कहाँ खड़ी है? (Aaj tumhari class kahan khadi hai?)
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“Stand properly with your hands by your side.”
हाथ बगल में रखकर सीधे खड़े हो जाओ। (Haath bagal mein rakhkar seedhe khade ho jao.)
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“Our class is in the second row today.”
आज हमारी क्लास दूसरी लाइन में है। (Aaj hamari class doosri line mein hai.)
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“Ma’am, Rohan is not feeling well. May he sit down?”
मैम, रोहन की तबीयत ठीक नहीं है। क्या वह बैठ सकता है? (Ma’am, Rohan ki tabiyat theek nahi hai. Kya woh baith sakta hai?)
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“The assembly will start in two minutes.”
असेंबली दो मिनट में शुरू होगी। (Assembly do minute mein shuru hogi.)
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“Please come to the assembly ground quickly.”
कृपया जल्दी असेंबली ग्राउंड पर आइए। (Kripya jaldi assembly ground par aaiye.)
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“Good morning, everyone! Welcome to today’s assembly.”
सबको सुप्रभात! आज की असेंबली में स्वागत है। (Sabko suprabhat! Aaj ki assembly mein swaagat hai.)
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🙏Prayer & National Anthem (11-20)
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“Let us begin with the morning prayer.”
आइए सुबह की प्रार्थना से शुरू करते हैं। (Aaiye subah ki prarthana se shuru karte hain.)
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“Please close your eyes for the prayer.”
कृपया प्रार्थना के लिए आँखें बंद कर लो। (Kripya prarthana ke liye aankhein band kar lo.)
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“Now let us sing the national anthem.”
अब हम राष्ट्रगान गाते हैं। (Ab hum rashtragaan gaate hain.)
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“Stand at attention for the national anthem.”
राष्ट्रगान के लिए सावधान की मुद्रा में खड़े हो जाओ। (Rashtragaan ke liye saavdhan ki mudra mein khade ho jao.)
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“Jai Hind!”
जय हिंद! (Jai Hind!)
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“Please sing loudly and clearly.”
कृपया ज़ोर से और स्पष्ट गाइए। (Kripya zor se aur spasht gaaiye.)
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“The prayer gives us a good start to the day.”
प्रार्थना हमें दिन की अच्छी शुरुआत देती है। (Prarthana humein din ki achhi shuruaat deti hai.)
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“Don’t talk during the national anthem.”
राष्ट्रगान के दौरान बात मत करो। (Rashtragaan ke dauran baat mat karo.)
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“We should respect our national anthem.”
हमें अपने राष्ट्रगान का सम्मान करना चाहिए। (Humein apne rashtragaan ka sammaan karna chahiye.)
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“Now let us take the school pledge.”
अब हम स्कूल की शपथ लेते हैं। (Ab hum school ki shapath lete hain.)
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📰News & Announcements (21-30)
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“Today’s news reader is Priya from Class 5.”
आज की न्यूज़ रीडर क्लास 5 से प्रिया है। (Aaj ki news reader Class 5 se Priya hai.)
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“Here are today’s headlines.”
ये हैं आज की मुख्य ख़बरें। (Ye hain aaj ki mukhya khabrein.)
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“India won the cricket match yesterday!”
भारत ने कल क्रिकेट मैच जीता! (Bharat ne kal cricket match jeeta!)
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“Tomorrow is a holiday for Republic Day.”
कल गणतंत्र दिवस की छुट्टी है। (Kal Gantantra Divas ki chhutii hai.)
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“The science exhibition is on Friday.”
साइंस प्रदर्शनी शुक्रवार को है। (Science pradarshni Shukravar ko hai.)
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“Please submit your library books by Wednesday.”
कृपया बुधवार तक लाइब्रेरी की किताबें जमा कर दें। (Kripya Budhwar tak library ki kitaabein jama kar dein.)
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“Congratulations to Class 4 for winning the cleanliness award!”
सफ़ाई पुरस्कार जीतने के लिए क्लास 4 को बधाई! (Safai puraskaar jeetne ke liye Class 4 ko badhai!)
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“Today’s thought for the day is about kindness.”
आज का विचार दयालुता के बारे में है। (Aaj ka vichaar dayaluta ke baare mein hai.)
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“The sports day practice will be held during PT period.”
खेल दिवस की प्रैक्टिस पीटी पीरियड में होगी। (Khel divas ki practice PT period mein hogi.)
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“That is all for today’s news. Thank you.”
आज की ख़बरें इतनी ही हैं। धन्यवाद। (Aaj ki khabrein itni hi hain. Dhanyavaad.)
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🎙️Speeches & Special Days (31-40)
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“Today we celebrate Gandhi Jayanti.”
आज हम गांधी जयंती मनाते हैं। (Aaj hum Gandhi Jayanti manaate hain.)
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“Mahatma Gandhi taught us about truth and peace.”
महात्मा गांधी ने हमें सत्य और शांति सिखाई। (Mahatma Gandhi ne humein satya aur shaanti sikhaai.)
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“I would like to share a few words about our environment.”
मैं पर्यावरण के बारे में कुछ बातें कहना चाहता/चाहती हूँ। (Main paryavaran ke baare mein kuch baatein kehna chahta/chahti hoon.)
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“Please welcome our chief guest, Dr. Sharma.”
कृपया हमारे मुख्य अतिथि डॉ. शर्मा का स्वागत करें। (Kripya hamare mukhya atithi Dr. Sharma ka swaagat karein.)
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“Let us give a big round of applause!”
आइए ज़ोरदार तालियाँ बजाएँ! (Aaiye zordaar taaliyaan bajaayein!)
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“Children’s Day is celebrated on 14th November.”
बाल दिवस 14 नवंबर को मनाया जाता है। (Bal Divas 14 November ko manaaya jaata hai.)
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“We should always be kind to others.”
हमें हमेशा दूसरों के साथ दयालु रहना चाहिए। (Humein hamesha doosron ke saath dayalu rehna chahiye.)
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“Knowledge is the greatest treasure.”
ज्ञान सबसे बड़ा खज़ाना है। (Gyaan sabse bada khazaana hai.)
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“Thank you for listening to my speech.”
मेरा भाषण सुनने के लिए धन्यवाद। (Mera bhashan sunne ke liye dhanyavaad.)
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“Happy Independence Day to all!”
सभी को स्वतंत्रता दिवस की शुभकामनाएँ! (Sabhi ko Swatantrata Divas ki shubhkaamnaayein!)
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🚶Dismissal & Going to Class (41-50)
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“The assembly is now over.”
असेंबली अब समाप्त हुई। (Assembly ab samapt hui.)
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“Please go to your classes quietly.”
कृपया शांति से अपनी कक्षा में जाइए। (Kripya shaanti se apni kaksha mein jaaiye.)
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“No running in the corridor!”
कॉरिडोर में मत भागो! (Corridor mein mat bhaago!)
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“Class 1 will go first, then Class 2.”
पहले क्लास 1 जाएगी, फिर क्लास 2। (Pehle Class 1 jaayegi, phir Class 2.)
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“Walk in a single file to your classroom.”
एक लाइन में चलकर अपनी कक्षा में जाइए। (Ek line mein chalkar apni kaksha mein jaaiye.)
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“Don’t forget your water bottles!”
अपनी पानी की बोतलें मत भूलना! (Apni paani ki bottlein mat bhoolna!)
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“Today’s assembly was really nice!”
आज की असेंबली बहुत अच्छी थी! (Aaj ki assembly bahut achhi thi!)
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“I liked the speech about the environment.”
मुझे पर्यावरण पर भाषण अच्छा लगा। (Mujhe paryavaran par bhashan achha laga.)
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“Let’s go, the first period is about to start.”
चलो, पहला पीरियड शुरू होने वाला है। (Chalo, pehla period shuru hone wala hai.)
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“Have a wonderful day, everyone!”
सभी का दिन शानदार हो! (Sabhi ka din shaandaar ho!)
❌ Common Assembly English Mistakes
❌ “Stand in line!” (rude/incomplete)
✅ “Stand in a straight line, please.”
Always add “please” to make instructions polite. “A straight line” is more specific than just “line.” Assembly leaders should sound polite, not like they’re shouting orders.
❌ “Today news is…” (missing possessive)
✅ “Today’s news is…” / “Here are today’s headlines.”
“Today’s” (with apostrophe + s) means “of today.” This is a possessive form. “Today news” sounds incomplete — always say “today’s news.”
❌ “I will told about Gandhi.” (wrong tense)
✅ “I would like to share a few words about Gandhi.”
“Will told” mixes future and past tense. “Would like to share” is a polite and correct way to introduce a speech topic.
❌ “Give a clap for him!” (Indian English)
✅ “Let us give a big round of applause!”
“Give a clap” is Indian English. Standard English uses “a round of applause.” You can also say “Please clap for him!” or “Let’s give a hand!”
❌ “Don’t do noise!” (wrong verb)
✅ “Don’t make noise!” / “Keep quiet, please.”
We “make” noise, not “do” noise. Same pattern: “make a mistake” (not “do a mistake”), “make a mess” (not “do a mess”).
🔊 Pronunciation Guide
assembly
uh-SEM-blee
(अ-सेम्-ब्ली)
anthem
AN-them
(ऐन-दम)
applause
uh-PLAWZ
(अ-प्लॉज़)
corridor
KOR-ih-dor
(कॉर-इ-डॉर)
environment
en-VY-run-ment
(एन-वाय-रन-मेन्ट)
pledge
PLEJ
(प्लेज)
📖 Word of the Day
pledge
noun / verb | PLEJ | शपथ / प्रतिज्ञा
A serious promise or commitment. In school, we take a pledge to be good citizens of India. When you pledge, you promise to do something important.
1. “Now let us take the school pledge.”
2. “I pledge to keep my school clean.”
3. “We say the pledge every morning in assembly.”
💬 Full Dialogue — Assembly at Kendriya Vidyalaya
It is Monday morning assembly at Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pune. Meera is the assembly leader and Aarav is the news reader today.
Meera (Leader):Good morning, everyone! Welcome to today’s assembly. (सबको सुप्रभात! आज की असेंबली में स्वागत है।)
Meera:Let us begin with the morning prayer. Please close your eyes. (सुबह की प्रार्थना से शुरू करते हैं। कृपया आँखें बंद करें।)
[After prayer]
Meera:Now let us sing the national anthem. Stand at attention, please. (अब राष्ट्रगान गाते हैं। कृपया सावधान की मुद्रा में खड़े हों।)
[After anthem]Jai Hind!
Meera:Today’s news reader is Aarav from Class 4. (आज के न्यूज़ रीडर क्लास 4 से आरव हैं।)
Aarav:Good morning! Here are today’s headlines. India won the cricket match yesterday! (सुप्रभात! ये हैं आज की ख़बरें। भारत ने कल क्रिकेट मैच जीता!)
Aarav:The science exhibition is on Friday. That is all for today’s news. Thank you. (साइंस प्रदर्शनी शुक्रवार को है। आज की ख़बरें इतनी ही हैं। धन्यवाद।)
Meera:Today’s thought for the day is: “Knowledge is the greatest treasure.” (आज का विचार है: “ज्ञान सबसे बड़ा खज़ाना है।”)
Meera:The assembly is now over. Please go to your classes quietly. Have a wonderful day! (असेंबली समाप्त हुई। कृपया शांति से कक्षा में जाइए। दिन शानदार हो!)
🎭 Conversation Practice — Role-Play These!
Role-Play 1: Assembly Leader
You are the assembly leader today. Conduct the assembly.
You: “Good morning, everyone! Welcome to today’s assembly.”
You: “Let us begin with the morning prayer. Please close your eyes.”
You: “Now let us sing the national anthem. Stand at attention.”
You: “Jai Hind! The assembly is now over. Please go to your classes quietly.”
You: “Let us begin with the morning prayer. Please close your eyes.”
You: “Now let us sing the national anthem. Stand at attention.”
You: “Jai Hind! The assembly is now over. Please go to your classes quietly.”
Role-Play 2: News Reader
It’s your turn to read the news in assembly.
You: “Good morning! Here are today’s headlines.”
You: “Tomorrow is a holiday for Republic Day.”
You: “Congratulations to Class 4 for winning the cleanliness award!”
You: “That is all for today’s news. Thank you.”
You: “Tomorrow is a holiday for Republic Day.”
You: “Congratulations to Class 4 for winning the cleanliness award!”
You: “That is all for today’s news. Thank you.”
Role-Play 3: Giving a Speech
You are giving a short speech on a special day.
You: “Good morning, teachers and friends.”
You: “Today we celebrate Children’s Day.”
You: “I would like to share a few words about kindness.”
You: “We should always be kind to others. Thank you for listening to my speech.”
Everyone: (big round of applause!)
You: “Today we celebrate Children’s Day.”
You: “I would like to share a few words about kindness.”
You: “We should always be kind to others. Thank you for listening to my speech.”
Everyone: (big round of applause!)
✏️ Practice — Fill in the Blanks
1. “Let us begin with the morning ___.” (प्रार्थना)
2. “Stand at ___ for the national anthem.” (सावधान)
3. “Here are ___’s headlines.” (आज की)
4. “Let us give a big round of ___!” (तालियाँ)
5. “Don’t ___ noise during assembly.” (शोर करना)
6. “Walk in a single ___ to your classroom.” (लाइन)
7. “Now let us take the school ___.” (शपथ)
8. “No ___ in the corridor!” (भागना)
🎮 Quiz — Test Your Assembly English!
Question 1 of 8
The correct way to ask for clapping is:
Question 2 of 8
“Pledge” means:
Question 3 of 8
The correct sentence is:
Question 4 of 8
“Stand at attention” means:
Question 5 of 8
How do you start reading news in assembly?
Question 6 of 8
“Walk in a single file” means:
Question 7 of 8
How to end a speech politely?
Question 8 of 8
“Today’s” in “today’s news” shows:
🧠 Parent Tips — Assembly Practice
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Practice Being Assembly Leader
Let your child practice: “Good morning everyone! Let us begin with the morning prayer.” → “Now let us sing the national anthem.” → “The assembly is now over.” This builds public speaking confidence!
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Start a “News Time” at Home
Let your child read one newspaper headline in English daily. Use the formula: “Here are today’s headlines… That is all for today’s news. Thank you.” Real news reading practice helps in assembly.
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Teach “Applause” not “Clap”
“Give a clap” is Indian English. Teach “Let us give a round of applause” or “Please clap for her.” Also teach “make noise” not “do noise” — small changes that sound much more natural.
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Talk About National Days
Before Republic Day, Independence Day, or Gandhi Jayanti, practice the speech sentences at home. “Today we celebrate…” and “I would like to share a few words about…” make great practice starters.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What sentences are used in school assembly?
▼Common assembly sentences include “Stand in a straight line”, “Let us begin with the morning prayer”, “Now let us sing the national anthem”, “Here are today’s headlines”, and “Please go to your classes quietly.”
How to read news in school assembly?
▼Start with “Good morning everyone. Here are today’s headlines.” Read each news item clearly and slowly. End with “That is all for today’s news. Thank you.” Practice at home by reading one newspaper headline daily.
How to give a speech in assembly?
▼Start with “Good morning, teachers and friends. I would like to share a few words about…” Speak clearly, make eye contact, and end with “Thank you for listening to my speech.” Practice in front of a mirror first!
Why do we say “round of applause” not “give a clap”?
▼“Give a clap” is Indian English. In standard English, we say “a round of applause” or “please clap for him.” You can also say “let’s give a big hand!” — all are correct and more natural.
Can I download these sentences?
▼Yes! Click the “Download PDF” button at the top to get all 50 assembly sentences with Hindi meanings in a printable A4 format.