Convocation
A convocation ceremony is a formal gathering that marks the beginning of a new academic year, celebrates the achievements of the past year, and provides an opportunity to welcome new students, faculty, and staff members to the school community. The convocation ceremony usually begins with a welcome address from the school principal or president, who greets the audience and sets the tone for the event. The convocation ceremony is often used as an opportunity to recognize the achievements of students, faculty, and staff members. Awards may be given for academic excellence, outstanding leadership, or exceptional service to the school or the community.
Welcome Address
The convocation ceremony usually begins with a welcome address from the school principal or president, who greets the audience and sets the tone for the event. A prominent speaker may be invited to deliver a keynote address that provides inspiration and motivation to the students, faculty, and staff members. The keynote address may focus on topics such as the importance of education, the value of hard work and perseverance, or the role of the school in shaping the future of the community.