Tips for Writing Live Reporting
- Use short, simple sentences.
- Use present tense because you are reporting live.
- Keep it clear and interesting.
- Add feelings and atmosphere.
- Length: Around 100–130 words for school level.
Annual Day
“Good morning everyone! This is Ananya Sharma reporting live from Sunshine Public School. I am standing on the school ground where the much-awaited Annual Day is happening.”
“The program started with a welcome speech by our respected principal. Students are performing cultural dances and singing beautiful songs. Parents are sitting in the audience and enjoying every moment. The stage is colorful with flowers and bright lights. Teachers are helping students backstage. After the cultural show, prizes will be given to students for good work in studies and sports. Everyone looks happy and excited. This event brings the whole school together. It is truly a day to remember. That’s all from my side. This is Ananya Sharma reporting live from Sunshine Public School. Thank you for listening!”
Science Exhibition
“Hello everyone! This is Rohan Verma reporting live from Green Valley School. Today, I am inside the school auditorium where the Science Exhibition is going on.”
“Students from many classes have made wonderful science projects. There are models of robots, water purifiers, and solar cars. Some projects show how to save electricity and water. Parents and teachers are moving from one stall to another. Judges are watching the projects carefully and asking questions to students. Everyone is very excited and happy to see new ideas. This exhibition helps students to learn new things and share their creativity. It is a great chance for young minds to think and grow. That’s all from here. This is Rohan Verma reporting live from Green Valley School. Thank you and goodbye!”
Sports Day
“Good afternoon! This is Meera reporting live from St. Joseph’s High School. I am on the playground where our Annual Sports Day is happening.”
“The program started with the flag hoisting and a beautiful march-past. After that, the sports events began. Students are running in races and taking part in long jump and high jump. There are also fun games for younger students. Teachers are helping with the events and cheering for students. Parents are sitting in the stands and clapping for the winners. Soon the prize distribution will take place. The atmosphere is full of energy and excitement. Sports Day teaches us teamwork and discipline. That’s all for now. This is Meera reporting live from St. Joseph’s High School. Thank you and stay tuned for more updates!”
How to Report?
1. Start with a Greeting
- Begin politely to grab attention.
Example: “Good morning everyone!”
2. Give a Self-Introduction
- Tell the audience who you are.
- Example: “This is Ananya Sharma reporting live from Sunshine Public School.”
3. Mention the Event and Location
- Clearly state what is happening and where.
- Example: “I am at the school ground where the Annual Day is going on.”
4. Describe the Current Situation
- Tell what is happening right now.
- Use present tense and short sentences.
- Example: “Students are performing dances. Parents are enjoying the program.”
5. Add Details and Highlights
Mention important parts of the event:
- Chief guest
- Performances
- Activities
- Audience reaction
Example: “The principal gave a welcome speech. The stage is decorated with flowers.”
6. Show the Mood
Explain the atmosphere using simple words: “Everyone looks happy and excited.”
7. Give Any Future Update
Mention what will happen next: “Soon, the prize distribution will begin.”
8. End Politely
- Close with your name and thanks.
- Example: “That’s all for now. This is Ananya Sharma reporting live. Thank you!”
