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Narayana Schools’ Master Orator Contest puts young voices centre stage

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Hyderabad: Narayana Schools hosted the Master Orator Contest – Season 7, as part of its Life Skills Programme, an initiative aimed at supporting students’ holistic development through essential soft skills, including public speaking, effective communication, critical thinking, confidence and self-expression.

In the Grades 1 to 5 category, more than 2,600 students participated, with 84 finalists advancing to the grand finale, where 18 students were recognised, six securing first place, five second place and seven third place.

In the Classes 6 to 9 category, over 3,500 students participated in the preliminary round, from which 96 finalists representing 12 campuses across Delhi-NCR were selected for the finale.

The competition featured a diverse range of topics spanning education, technology, history, creativity and global interconnectedness. Participants explored themes through topics such as “Life Without Internet,” “Importance of Arts and Music in the Curriculum,” “My Vision for a Better School,” “Small Actions Can Create Big Changes” and “Globalisation: How Our World Is Connected.”

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