Notice writing for Class 10 — format, examples and practice
Free notice writing practice for Class 10 (CBSE): the correct format, 8 notice topics — events, lost and found, trips, camps, school timings — with a model notice in the answer key for each.
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Format: name of the school / organisation → NOTICE → date → HEADING (in capitals) → body → name and designation of the writer. Draw a box around it.
The body answers what, when, where, who can take part and how to apply — in about 50 words.
Write in the third person and in simple, formal language. The word limit does not include the heading, date and name.
Write a notice in about 50 words. Put it in a box.
You lost your wristwatch in the school playground. Write a notice for the school notice board.
You found a purse in the school library. Write a notice asking the owner to collect it.
You are Riya / Rohan, Head Girl / Head Boy of Green Valley School, Pune. Write a notice about an inter-house quiz competition.
✅ Answer key — Notice writing — set A
GREEN VALLEY SCHOOL, PUNE
NOTICE
10 October 2026
LOST: WRISTWATCH
A black wristwatch with a silver dial was lost in the school playground on 9 October 2026 during the lunch break. The finder is requested to hand it over to the undersigned or to the school office.
Kabir Singh
Class 10 B
GREEN VALLEY SCHOOL, PUNE
NOTICE
10 October 2026
FOUND: A PURSE
A brown purse containing some money and a library card was found in the school library on 9 October 2026. The owner may collect it from the undersigned after giving its correct description.
Meera Joshi
Library Prefect
GREEN VALLEY SCHOOL, PUNE
NOTICE
10 October 2026
INTER-HOUSE QUIZ COMPETITION
An inter-house quiz competition will be held on 20 October 2026 in the school auditorium from 10 am to 1 pm. Each house will send a team of three students from Classes 9 to 12. Interested students may give their names to their house captains by 15 October.
Riya Sharma
Head Girl
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Notice writing — set B
Class 10 · Worksheet 2
Name:Date:Marks:
Write a notice in about 50 words. Put it in a box.
As the Principal, write a notice about the change in school timings for winter.
As Head Boy of your school, write a notice about an educational trip to Jaipur.
As President of the Eco Club, write a notice asking students to join a cleanliness drive.
✅ Answer key — Notice writing — set B
GREEN VALLEY SCHOOL, PUNE
NOTICE
10 October 2026
CHANGE IN SCHOOL TIMINGS
All students are informed that from 1 November 2026 the school will function from 8:30 am to 2:30 pm instead of 7:30 am to 1:30 pm because of the winter season. Bus timings will change accordingly. Parents are requested to note the change.
A. K. Sharma
Principal
GREEN VALLEY SCHOOL, PUNE
NOTICE
10 October 2026
EDUCATIONAL TRIP TO JAIPUR
The school is organising a three-day educational trip to Jaipur from 5 to 7 November 2026 for students of Classes 9 and 10. The cost is ₹6,000 per student, including travel, stay and meals. Interested students must submit the consent form and fee to their class teacher by 20 October.
Rohan Gupta
Head Boy
GREEN VALLEY SCHOOL, PUNE
NOTICE
10 October 2026
CLEANLINESS DRIVE
The Eco Club is organising a cleanliness drive in the school campus and the nearby park on 24 October 2026 from 8 am to 11 am. Volunteers from Classes 6 to 10 should bring gloves and a water bottle. Give your names to the undersigned by 20 October.
Sara Khan
President, Eco Club
What is the word limit for notice writing in Class 10?
About 50 words for the body of the notice. Marks are given for format, content and expression.
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