English Language Writing Skills

By Danso Kwasi Nti Samuel (DAS). Study the complete course source, examine every model and practise alongside Professor Jarvis.

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Your classmates are displaying an act of indiscipline. As a class prefect, write a speech to be

delivered, stating why they should be disciplined.

A SPEECH DELIVERED BY MASTER AWELE IN BASIC 9B ON DISCIPLINE OF

OUR MATES

Good morning, classmates,

I hope everyone is doing well today. I want to take a moment to talk about something that’s

really important for us as a class—discipline. I’ve noticed some behaviours lately that I think

we all need to address, and I’m not here to point fingers, but to remind us why discipline

matters so much, both for our success as a class and for each of us individually.

First of all, let’s talk about respect. Discipline is all about showing respect—not just to our

teachers and school staff, but to each other as well. When we follow the rules, we’re showing

that we respect the efforts our teachers put in to help us learn. Disruptions in class don’t just

affect the person causing them; they affect everyone’s ability to focus and do their best. Let’s

be honest—we all want to succeed, and respecting our classroom environment is a key part

of that.

Secondly, discipline helps us achieve our goals. We all have dreams and ambitions, whether

it’s passing our exams, getting into a good school, or just learning something new every day.

Discipline is the foundation that helps us reach these goals. When we stay focused, do our

homework, and listen during lessons, we’re setting ourselves up for success. On the other

hand, if we let indiscipline take over, we’re only holding ourselves back. It’s like trying to run

a race with one foot tied to the ground.

Another important point is the impact we have on others. As classmates, we influence each

other more than we might realize. If we see someone breaking the rules, it becomes easier

for others to follow suit. But the opposite is also true—if we see someone working hard,

staying disciplined, and following the rules, it encourages the rest of us to do the same. We