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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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Notice writing — set A (Class 10)Notice writing — set B (Class 10)

Notice writing — set A

Class 10 · Worksheet 1 · set 2
Name:Date:Marks:

Write a notice in about 50 words. Put it in a box.

  1. You are Riya / Rohan, Head Girl / Head Boy of Green Valley School, Pune. Write a notice about an inter-house quiz competition.
  2. You found a purse in the school library. Write a notice asking the owner to collect it.
  3. You lost your wristwatch in the school playground. Write a notice for the school notice board.

Notice writing — set B

Class 10 · Worksheet 2 · set 2
Name:Date:Marks:

Write a notice in about 50 words. Put it in a box.

  1. As Secretary of Sunrise Residents’ Welfare Association, write a notice about a blood donation camp.
  2. As President of the Eco Club, write a notice asking students to join a cleanliness drive.
  3. As the Principal, write a notice about the change in school timings for winter.

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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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