🧭 Include:

• At least 3 school locations

• 2 characters (e.g. “Newbie & Guide”)

• 1 fun twist (dance, joke, surprise, freeze moment)

  
  

💥Some ideas for you

• Include a jingle or chant

• Interview a real teacher/Student Leader

• Use props, memes, or trending styles

  
  

🎯 Remember: You’re not just showing the school…
You’re making them feel why they belong here.

Lights on. Skit ready. Action! 🎥

✅ An everyday school challenge
✅ How your chosen value saves the day

Here’s what to do:

1. 🎬 Characters: Include at least 3 roles — e.g. “student who forgot homework,” “helpful friend,” “stressed teacher.”

2. 🎭 Plot Twist: Show how acting with your chosen value (e.g. Empathy, Respect, Responsibility, etc.) solves the problem and makes everyone smile.

3. 😂 Humour: Make the situation super relatable and funny. Think of that moment we all recognize — like the mad scramble for last-min homework or the long queue for the canteen.

4. 🎤 Closing Line: End your skit with a catchy one-liner that sums up your value like a funny slogan or rhyme!

Here’s what to do:
1️⃣ 📝 Write a Powerful Pledge — Keep it short, meaningful, and easy to remember! Highlight what kind of leader you want to be (e.g. helpful, kind, responsible, brave).
2️⃣ 🎭 Add Personality — Deliver it like a speech, rhyme, rap, or cheer. Make it YOU!
3️⃣ 🎥 Get Creative — Film it in a fun setting — on the school stage, in the library, with props or costumes.
4️⃣ ⏱️ Keep it to 30 seconds — Time yourself to make sure your pledge fits perfectly.
5️⃣ ✨ Share the Energy! — Speak clearly, smile, and show your passion for leadership.

Include:
🏆 Goals: What amazing achievements will your school reach?
💬 Actions: What do members do and say to make it happen?

Your News Broadcast Structure:

1. 🎙️ Opening (Anchor) – Introduce the story with a catchy scene-setter.

2. 📰 Headline – Summarize the big change in one bold, visionary statement.

3. 🎥 On-the-Ground Reporting – Go live to show real improvements and exciting activities.

4. 🎤 Testimonies – Interview members sharing their stories and feelings.

5. 🎯 Closing – End with an uplifting message that invites others to believe in the future of your CCA.

   
   

Tone & Style (Pick one):
✅ Serious & Professional — like a formal news report
✅ Funny & Lighthearted — playful and energetic
✅ Inspiring & Motivational — heartfelt and powerful
✅ Adventurous & Exciting — cinematic and thrilling

Record it and upload it here!

🎧 Podcast Details:
Your podcast should feel natural and conversational — like two friends sharing their thoughts. Aim for 3-5 minutes of engaging discussion that is easy to listen to.

👥 Speakers & Roles:

• Speaker 1 (Host) – Introduces the topic, asks questions, and guides the discussion.

• Speaker 2 (Guest) – Shares their thoughts, experiences, and examples of ideal leadership.

💡 Content to Cover:
Your conversation should explore these points clearly and thoughtfully:

• What personal qualities make someone an ideal leader at North Oaks Primary?

• What kinds of actions and behaviors show good leadership?

• How do ideal leaders support and inspire their friends, teachers, and schoolmates?

• Give examples of leadership moments at North Oaks (e.g. leading a class project, helping a friend, organizing an event).

• Highlight how these leaders make everyone feel valued, included, and motivated.

🎯 Tone & Style (Pick one):

• Professional & Informative — like a formal interview

• Casual & Friendly — like a chat between close friends

• Fun & Energetic — playful and full of enthusiasm

🎙️ Podcast Structure:
✅ Introduction (Host) — Greet the listeners and introduce the topic of ideal leadership at North Oaks Primary School.
✅ Main Discussion — The two speakers go back and forth, sharing thoughts, stories, and examples.
✅ Wrap-Up — Summarize the most important leadership qualities and end on a positive, motivational note.

💭 Reminder:

• Speak naturally — like you’re having a real conversation!

• Include some real-life examples that your schoolmates can relate to.

• Keep it fun and engaging so that listeners stay interested until the end.

🎧 Ready? Let’s record a podcast that celebrates what it truly means to be a leader at North Oaks Primary!

🤡 Steps to Follow:

1. Create your jokes – Write down at least 5 short and funny jokes that are super cheesy or “so bad they’re good.”
   💡 Example: “Why don’t eggs tell jokes? Because they might crack up!”

2. Practice your delivery – Say the jokes out loud so you can deliver them confidently and with good energy.

3. Find your audience – Approach different people (friends, classmates, teachers) one by one and ask, “Hey, want to hear a joke?”

4. Ask them to guess the punchline – Give them a moment to come up with their own guesses before revealing the real answer.

5. React and record their responses – Notice their reactions: do they laugh, roll their eyes, or groan? If allowed, jot down their funniest guesses and reactions.

   
   

🎯 Goal:
Have fun making people smile and seeing their reactions to your jokes. Remember — the cheesier, the better!
This activity is all about bringing some light humor into everyone’s day. So don’t worry if the jokes are super silly — that’s the whole point!

💬 Pro Tip:
Keep the energy up, laugh along with them, and remember that this is meant to be a light and fun experience. Ready? Let the groans and giggles begin! 😄

Play the game and facilitate it for another group including the debrief.

MODEL THE WAY

INPSIRE A SHARED VISION

CHALLENGE THE PROCESS

ENABLE OTHERS TO ACT

ENCOURAGE THE HEART

Invite your teacher to join in the fun by recreating the “Cher, Do You Know Who I Am?” challenge. Ensure your teacher nails 10 correct responses or actions as per the trend’s rules. Record the entire experience for a memorable (and possibly hilarious) clip.

Your Mission:

As a class, recreate the trending teamwork VIDEO. Ensure everyone is included and having a blast. Capture your group’s energy and unity on camera.

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