Q1. How should I start my inauguration report?

Begin by saying what was opened, where and when it happened, and who came as the chief guest. Keep it short and clear.

Q2. What should I write in the middle of the report?

Write about what happened during the event. Include speeches, performances, and things people said or did.

Q3. How can I end my report in a good way?

End with a short paragraph telling how the new thing will help others. You can also mention how people felt about it.

Q4. How do I know if it’s a newspaper or school magazine report?

If it happened in your school and students took part, it’s for a school magazine. If it happened in a public place like a park or hospital, it’s for a newspaper.

Q5. Can I write “I” or “we” in the report?

No, don’t use “I” or “we” in the report. Always write as if you are telling someone else’s story, not your own.