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A Christmas Message from the Principal

To everyone in Scoil Bhríde School Community,

As we finish up tomorrow for the Christmas Holidays, it’s hard to believe that this has been such a crazy, unpredictable year. With lockdowns and COVID waves it feels like we have been on one rollercoaster or COVID coaster!! Unfortunately it doesn’t seem to be over either!!

This year presented huge challenges for everyone, both personally and professionally. We started off 2021 with great plans, but, January presented with high numbers and we were in another lockdown until February. The second lockdown was difficult for everyone as the sparkle from the first lockdown had truly worn off.

Then during the summer, it was endless preparations for our return to work. There were multiple DES guidelines and COVID-19 Plans and videos, messages and plans to cover all the possibilities for opening our schools “at all costs” and plans on how to ensure we would keep our school COVID Free. Back to school was all about hand washing, sanitizers, cleaning, masks, social distance, pods and bubbles. We slowed down to catch up and ensured everyone felt safe. We invested in CO2 Monitors and HEPA Filters when the Department of Education was still debating the necessity of these supports. BUT WE DID IT. We are so proud that we have kept our school and classes open. We are also grateful that the school community have taken all the necessary precautions to support us. This has been a difficult term as we grappled with the cessation of Contact Tracing and the introduction of Antigen Testing and Mask wearing for our 3rd -6th class children. The guidelines kept changing almost weekly and it was hard to keep up with symptoms, categories and concerns.

I want to thank the children for their perseverance and resilience during this really difficult time. They have adapted to the “pod life” and run in those gates with a smile and joy daily. Thank you to our parent community for your support and positive messages during this challenging time for everyone. Thank you to our dedicated team in the school: our teachers, SNAs, Patrick, our cleaners and Mandy for all their extraordinary effort in keeping this school open and as COVID free as possible. It has been stressful but we never let our concerns and worries impact our daily interactions with the children. Our aim was to ensure everyone’s wellbeing came first especially our own. We looked after each other like one big family. I would like to thank you our Parents Association for working with us during this unprecedented time. We were thrilled that they supported the Helix Pantomime “Little Red Riding Hood” for the children’s entertainment this year again. It brought such joy to the classrooms. As all our PA members vacate their roles, we will be looking for new members to run our Parents Association in the New Year. If you would like to get involved or become active in the school, please let us know. We want to start 2022 with a FRESH start in every way possible. Let’s make this a great year for everyone.

So as our Christmas Holidays begin, I want to wish you all a Happy, Peaceful and Safe Christmas. Take care of each other and most importantly enjoy this family time. Keep safe from Omicron and enjoy this special time.

I look forward to welcoming you all back on the 6th January with the help of God so we can enjoy a better 2022 together.

Nollaig Shona agus Athbhliain Faoi Mhaise Dhaoibh Caroline Príomhoide

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Speech on Christmas Day in English

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• December 17, 2024

A speech on Christmas Day is a wonderful way to share the joy and warmth of this festive season with others. Christmas, celebrated on December 25th, marks the birth of Jesus Christ and is a time of giving, kindness, and celebration. For students, it’s an opportunity to reflect on the values of love, peace, and gratitude. Whether you’re giving a speech at school or with your family, it’s a perfect occasion to express the spirit of Christmas through words that inspire joy and togetherness. Here are some easy samples of speech on Christmas Day in English for students.

Table of Contents

• 1 Christmas Day Welcome Speech
• 2 2-Minute Speech on Christmas for Students
• 3 Inspirational Christmas Speech for Students
• 4 10 Lines on Christmas

Christmas Day Welcome Speech

‘I welcome you all in the name of Jesus and wish you all a joyous Merry Christmas. It warms my heart to be around so many beautiful people who have gathered here on this special day of celebration.’

‘On this special day, we are surrounded by the warmth of our friends and family and the joy of shared tradition. Christmas is not just a date in the calendar; it’s a special occasion to spread love, joy and happiness.’

‘As we exchange gifts and relish in the delight of unwrapping surprises, let us not forget the true gift of Christmas – love and kindness. In a world that can sometimes feel busy and divided, Christmas unites us with the universal language of compassion and goodwill.’

‘The LORD, the LORD, a God merciful and gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness.’ So, let us all reflect on this sweet gift on this Christmas Day.

Thank you.’

2-Minute Speech on Christmas for Students

‘Hello and welcome to everyone present here. I am delighted to present my speech at Christmas. We all know that the entire world celebrates the 25th of December as Christmas Eve. But how many of us know what this festival means? What is the importance of Christmas in the Christian culture? When was the first time we celebrated Christmas?’

‘The Christmas celebration started in ancient Rome in the 4th century. During this time, Rome was ruled by Constantine, who was the first Christian King. Since then, Christmas celebrations spread to different parts of Europe and other continents.’

‘Christmas is celebrated as the birth anniversary of Jesus Christ. Christ is known as the Son of God. This festival is not a religious festival but is a season of love, kindness and goodwill. During Christmas, everyone finds solace in others’ company. For some, it might just be a day off from work or school, but this festival has a special meaning.’

‘It’s a celebration of hope and renewal. It’s that time of the year when we reflect on ourselves, appreciate the blessings we’ve received and look forward to future opportunities. The gifts and sweets we exchange on Christmas day tell how much we care and love each other.’

‘We all have done Christmas tree decorations at school, home and community centre, where gifts, starts, ornaments and lights were hung to make it look aesthetically pleasing. Christians visit the Church, attending the services including prayers, hymns and reflections on the birth of Jesus Christ.’

‘Then comes the Santa Claus and Stockings feature of the festival. Excited and eagerly we wait for Santa Claus to give us gifts while we are asleep. The next morning starts with us looking at our gifts given by Santa, thanking him for his kindness and love for all of us.’

‘So this Christmas Eve, let us spread the message of love, hope and joy to everyone. I wish you all a Merry Christmas and may the warmth of the season stay with all of you throughout the coming year.

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Inspirational Christmas Speech for Students

Good morning respected principal mam, teachers, and fellow students. Today I am standing in front of you to deliver a speech on Christmas Day.

Christmas calls for a time of celebration. However, it is also a time to reflect on the values that truly matter—love, kindness, and giving. As students, we often focus on our exams, grades, and future dreams. But the joyous occasion of Christmas reminds us that life is not just about what we achieve. It is so much more and thus, we should think about how we treat others.

Imagine this: you’ve worked hard on a school project, and you see a friend struggling with theirs. Instead of keeping your ideas to yourself, you offer help. That small act of kindness is what Christmas is all about—sharing, helping, and spreading joy. Christmas teaches us that we can make the world a little brighter by caring for others.

Let’s also remember that Christmas is not just about receiving gifts, but about the joy of giving. It could be something as simple as writing a heartfelt note to thank your teachers or offering a smile to a fellow student who is feeling down. These small gestures can make a huge difference.

So, this Christmas, let’s carry the spirit of kindness, generosity, and love into the new year. Thank you, and Merry Christmas to all!

10 Lines on Christmas

Here are 10 popular lines on Christmas for students. Feel free to use them in your writing topics.

• Christmas is celebrated as the birth anniversary of Jesus Christ.
• Christmas is celebrated to spread love, joy and happiness.
• One of the popular Christmas songs is Mariah Carey’s ‘All I Want for Christmas Is You.’
• Christmas is a major public holiday in Christian and non-Christian countries.
• We all received gifts from Santa when we were young, although it was our parents who gave us those gifts.
• Christmas attendance is one of the important activities on this day.
• We all decorate Christmas trees with lights, gifts, stars and other ornaments.
• On Christmas day, Calores go door to door and play music.
• People eat delicious feasts and meals on Christmas.
• We exchange gifts with our friends and family as a symbol of love and generosity.

Ans: Christmas is celebrated as the birth anniversary of Jesus Christ, Son of God.

Ans: Christmas is celebrated on 25th December every year to mark the birth anniversary of Jesus Christ. The name ‘Christmas’ is derived from Christ’s Mass. Christ is known as the Son of God. This festival is not a religious festival but is a season of love, kindness and goodwill. During Christmas, everyone finds solace in others’ company. For some, it might just be a day off from work or school, but this festival has a special meaning.’ Christmas celebrations are followed by Christmas tree decorations, lighting at home and work, fireworks, gifts and sweets exchange with friends and family, and Santa Claus. It’s a celebration of hope and renewal. It’s that time of the year when reflect on ourselves, appreciate the blessings we’ve received and look forward to future opportunities.

Ans: Here are some popular Christmas songs – Holly Jolly Christmas by Micheal Buble, White Christmas by Bing Crosby, Merry Christmas by Mariah Carey, Last Christmas by WHAM!, Last Christmas by Talor Swift, etc.

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Christmas 2023 Speech Ideas: Best Long, Short And 10 Lines Speech On Christmas Day In English For Students

As christmas day 2023 is just around the corner and a lot of students participate in speech events in their schools and colleges, here are some of the christmas day speech ideas for students in english..

Short and Long Christmas Speech Ideas: Christmas is a joyous festival celebrated all around the world. It marks the birthday of Jesus Christ and is a time when people decorate their homes, exchange gifts, and gather with family.

In many traditions, the festivities continue for 12 days, starting on December 25 and lasting until January 6.

This period symbolizes the time between Jesus's birth and the arrival of the three wise men, known as the Magi. So, beyond the twinkling lights and gift-giving, Christmas holds a special significance in connecting with the story of Christ's birth and the traditions that follow.

While Merry Christmas is typically linked with Christians, people from non-Christian communities also join in the festive spirit. Christmas, celebrated on the 25th of December each year , is a joyous occasion for many. In 2023, Merry Christmas will be celebrated on Monday, December 25th . It's a time when people come together to share happiness and goodwill, transcending religious boundaries. So, whether you belong to a Christian community or not, feel free to embrace the joy of the season on this special day.

On the occasion of Christmas Day , multiple events like quiz contests in educational institutions, campaigns, rallies, poster-making, and speeches are organised across the country. On this day, educational institutions organise various cultural and academic programs to inculcate the value of leadership, simplicity, and integrity in students. As Christmas Day 2023 is just around the corner and a lot of students participate in speech events in their schools and colleges, here are some of the Christmas Day speech ideas for students in English.

Long Christmas Day Speech in English

Good morning/afternoon/evening to all of you.

Respected Principal, Teachers, and Dear fellow students

As we gather here today on this joyous occasion, I am filled with warmth and delight as we come together to celebrate the spirit of Christmas. It is a time when we exchange gifts, share laughter, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Today, I am honored to stand before you and extend my heartfelt wishes for a Merry Christmas to all of you.

Christmas Day is a yearly event remembering the arrival of Jesus Christ, typically celebrated on December 25. It holds significance as both a religious and cultural festivity observed by people globally.

The roots of Christmas are a bit hazy, but many think it developed from ancient festivities marking the winter solstice. Around the 4th century AD, the early Christian community decided on December 25 as the day to honor Jesus' birth. This choice might have been influenced by the Roman festival Saturnalia, a festive time associated with light and new beginnings.

The holiday has evolved over time, blending religious traditions with cultural customs, and it's now a joyous occasion celebrated by billions of people worldwide. It's not just about presents and feasts; Christmas is a time when families come together, exchanging warmth and goodwill. The festive spirit extends beyond religious boundaries, making it a special and inclusive time for all.

Christmas is more than just a holiday; it is a season of love, compassion, and goodwill. It's a time when we reflect on the values that bind us together as a community and as individuals. As students, you are an integral part of this community, and your presence makes our school a vibrant and enriching place to be.

This time of year is not only about the festive decorations and the joyous carols that fill the air, but it's also about spreading kindness and generosity. It's about embracing the spirit of giving, not just in terms of material gifts but also in terms of our time, understanding, and support for one another.

As we celebrate Christmas today, let us take a moment to appreciate the diversity within our student body. Our school is a tapestry of cultures, beliefs, and backgrounds, and it is this diversity that makes us stronger and more resilient. Christmas teaches us to appreciate the beauty in our differences and to come together in unity to celebrate the joy that transcends all boundaries.

This holiday season, I encourage every one of you to reflect on the accomplishments and challenges of the past year. Take a moment to appreciate the hard work and dedication that you have put into your studies and extracurricular activities. Use this time to express gratitude to your teachers, mentors, and fellow students who have been a source of inspiration and support throughout the year.

Christmas is also a time for self-reflection and growth. As students, you are on a journey of learning and self-discovery. Take this opportunity to set new goals for the upcoming year, both academically and personally. Challenge yourself to reach new heights and make a positive impact not only within the school community but also in the broader world.

In the true spirit of Christmas, let us extend a helping hand to those in need. Whether it's through volunteering, supporting charitable causes, or simply being there for a friend in times of need, let us embody the values of kindness and compassion that define this festive season.

As Christmas Eve is just around the corner, may the joy and warmth of the season fill your hearts with happiness. Cherish the moments spent with loved ones, and let the spirit of Christmas inspire you to be the best version of yourself in the coming year.

Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Thank you.

Speech on Christmas Day in English

As we gather here today on this joyous occasion of Christmas Day, I am filled with warmth and gratitude to be surrounded by such a wonderful community of students. Christmas is a time that transcends borders and beliefs, bringing people together in the spirit of love, joy, and generosity.

For many of us, Christmas is a time of celebration, marked by the exchange of gifts, the joyous melodies of carols, and the delightful aroma of festive feasts. It is a season that reminds us to cherish the company of our loved ones, to express our gratitude, and to extend a helping hand to those in need.

As students, we understand the importance of unity and shared experiences. Christmas provides us with an opportunity to strengthen the bonds that tie us together as a school community. It is a time to reflect on the values we hold, such as compassion, kindness, and empathy.

During our academic pursuits, let us not forget the simple pleasures that Christmas brings—the laughter shared with friends, the joy of giving, and the magic that comes with the season. As we look forward to the new year, let us carry these lessons with us, fostering a spirit of goodwill and understanding in our interactions with one another.

May this Christmas Day be a reminder of the beauty that lies in diversity and the strength that comes from unity. Let us appreciate the unique talents and perspectives each of us brings to our school community. Together, as students, we have the power to create a positive and inclusive environment that benefits us all.

In the spirit of Christmas, let us take a moment to appreciate the efforts of our teachers and staff who work tirelessly to guide and support us in our educational journey. Their dedication deserves our gratitude and acknowledgment.

As we enjoy the festivities of this special day, let us also remember those who may be facing challenges or hardships. Christmas is a time for compassion, and a small act of kindness can make a significant difference in someone's life.

Thank you and I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Short Christmas Day Speech

Christmas, a joyous and festive occasion celebrated worldwide on December 25th, marks the birth of Jesus Christ. The air is filled with a palpable sense of warmth and goodwill as families and friends come together to share the spirit of love and generosity.

In many cultures, the Christmas season is heralded by colorful decorations adorning homes and streets. Twinkling lights illuminate the night, and festive ornaments adorn Christmas trees, creating a magical ambiance. The aroma of holiday treats wafts through kitchens, with the sweet scent of gingerbread and the richness of roast dinners filling the air.

Gift-giving is a cherished tradition during Christmas, symbolising the generosity exemplified by the Magi who presented gifts to the baby Jesus. Families exchange carefully wrapped packages, and the joy of giving is reflected in the smiles of both givers and receivers.

Religious services play a central role, with midnight masses and carol singing bringing communities together to celebrate the religious significance of the day. However, Christmas has transcended its religious origins to become a global celebration of peace and goodwill.

Whether it's the exchange of heartfelt greetings, the joyous laughter of children opening presents, or the shared moments around a festive table, Christmas embodies the spirit of togetherness and love. It is a time to reflect on the year gone by, express gratitude, and embrace the hope and promise of a new beginning as the world unites in the celebration of Christmas.

Thank you & Merry Christmas to all

100 words speech on Christmas Day

Christmas, a festive symphony of joy and goodwill, envelops the world in a dazzling embrace of traditions. Families gather around the adorned tree, exchanging laughter and cherished gifts. Glowing lights dance in the wintry night, painting a tapestry of warmth and hope. Carols echo through the air, weaving melodies that kindle the spirit of giving. A feast unfolds, laden with festive flavors and culinary delights. In the heart of winter, love and generosity take center stage, transcending borders and beliefs. As snowflakes gently descend, Christmas whispers a universal message of unity, peace, and the magic of shared moments.

10 lines Christmas speech in English

• Christmas, celebrated on December 25th, is a joyous holiday that commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ, the central figure in Christianity.
• Families come together during this festive season, adorned with colorful decorations, twinkling lights, and the sweet aroma of holiday treats.
• The exchange of gifts is a cherished tradition, symbolizing love and generosity, as people express their affection through carefully chosen presents.
• Carolers fill the air with the melodious sounds of classic Christmas carols, spreading merriment and creating a warm, festive atmosphere.
• Many cultures have unique customs and rituals, such as hanging stockings by the fireplace or decorating Christmas trees with ornaments and lights.
• Santa Claus, a beloved figure associated with Christmas, is known for delivering gifts to children around the world, embodying the spirit of giving.
• Festive feasts featuring roast turkey, ham, and delectable desserts bring families and friends together to share delicious meals and create lasting memories.
• Christmas markets spring up in various cities, offering a magical experience with vendors selling crafts, seasonal treats, and unique gifts.
• Nativity scenes, depicting the biblical story of the birth of Jesus, are displayed in homes and churches, serving as a reminder of the religious significance of the holiday.
• Ultimately, Christmas is a time for reflection, gratitude, and compassion, fostering a sense of unity and goodwill among people of diverse backgrounds and beliefs.

Christmas Day 2023: FAQs

1. When is Christmas Day?

Christmas Day is celebrated on December 25th each year. It is a Christian holiday that commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ.

2. Why is Christmas Day celebrated on December 25th?

The exact date of Jesus' birth is unknown, but December 25th was chosen as the date of Christmas Day by the early Christian church. This is because it was around the time of the pagan Roman holiday Saturnalia, which was a popular celebration of light and renewal.

3. Which of the 3 wise men / 3 kings was black?

Balthasar, king of Ethiopia or Saba, land of spices, was 40 and brought frankincense in a censer. He is traditionally depicted as black.

4. Was there a 4th wise man?

The bible talks of 3 magi but the gospel of Matthew in the New Testament mentions a priest of the Magi named Artaban who some say was the 4th Wise Man.

5. Who was Santa Claus?

Santa Claus, also known as Saint Nicholas, Kris Kringle, or Father Christmas, is a legendary figure with origins rooted in both Christian traditions and folklore. The modern depiction of Santa Claus has evolved over centuries and is a amalgamation of various cultural influences.

The historical figure that contributed to the Santa Claus legend is Saint Nicholas, a fourth-century Christian bishop from Myra (in modern-day Turkey). Saint Nicholas was known for his generosity and kindness, particularly towards children and the needy. Over time, stories of his deeds spread, and he became a symbol of gift-giving and benevolence.

6. What are other names for Christmas?

Christmas is known by various names and has different cultural and regional designations. Some of the alternative names for Christmas include:

Xmas: A shortened form of Christmas, using the Greek letter "X" as an abbreviation for "Christ."

Yule: A term with historical roots in Germanic and Norse traditions, often associated with the winter solstice.

Noël: The French word for Christmas.

Navidad: The Spanish word for Christmas.

Yuletide: An archaic term referring to the Christmas season, derived from the Old English term "gēola," meaning "Yule."

Cristesmæsse: An Old English term from which "Christmas" is derived, meaning the Mass of Christ.

Christmastide: Referring to the period of time around Christmas, including both Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

(Note: Dates/timings may be subject to change; details mentioned here are as per the information available.)

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Speech on Christmas | Christmas Speech for Students and Children in English

October 21, 2024 by Prasanna

Speech on Christmas: Christmas is the season of love, harmony, and celebration. This is a particular time to celebrate Jesus Christ’s birth. Being a festival for Christians also, this festival is celebrated by everybody with great enthusiasm as well as joy.

People light their homes with candles, decorations, and Christmas trees, which is a must for symbolizing Christ. Christmas Carols are one of the best things or can be said as the best charm of this festival, which is sung in the churches to welcome the occasion festivities. It is essentially Christmas that reminds us that we should stick to the essential aspects of humankind. In other words, during the celebration, we will share, offer the less fortunate, spend time with loved ones, and have a good view of life.

Students can also find more  English Speech Writing  about Welcome Speeches, Farewell Speeches, etc.

Long and Short Speeches on Christmas for Students and Kids in English

On the subject of Christmas, a long speech of 450-500 words and a short speech of 100-150 words has been provided by us below. This speech will be helpful for students in schools and colleges, as well as company employees during a Christmas celebration event.

Long Speech on Christmas 500 Words in English

Christmas Speech is usually given to classes 7, 8, 9, and 10.

Greetings and blessings of Christmas to everyone present here.

Many people believe that Christmas is purely a festival for the Christians, and they would be right if recent evidence were to be taken into consideration. However, this definition can not be further from reality concerning its roots as Christmas is a festival celebrated by everybody with joy. A few decades after Jesus’ birth in the ancient Roman Empire, Christmas originated.

The Pagan celebration of the term known as Saturnalia emanated Christmas. This celebration aimed to celebrate the sunrise and winter end. The festival usually takes place for a week and is characterized by illegal activity and a system for the exemption from lawless acts like housing. The last day of Saturnalia was adapted for Christmas in the 4thcentury. The goal was to obtain a positive association between this period and the pagans. Many pagans, therefore, converted into Christianity with the promise to celebrate their tradition still today. Historical evidence does not substantiate whether Jesus was born on December 25 or not.

“Feast day of Christ” can also be explained as the meaning of Christmas. The idea originated in Germany, but Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, who later spread it to the rest of the western world. This event was intended to make the whole family enjoy a day before December 25. You know it is Christmas season when you walk down the street and see them lit up with decorations, lights, and Christmas trees.

Christmas preparations generally begin on Christmas eve, which includes buying decorations, food as well as lots of gifts for everybody, including the children in the family and our beloved friends. Every shop will be selling Christmas decorations, and somewhere in the distance, you can hear choirs singing Christmas carols. The experience is almost enchanting and makes you forget about all your problems for a while. People singing and dancing, sharing gifts, spending time together, eating traditionally prepared turkeys, catching up with long lost childhood friends, visiting distant relatives, and putting a smile on people’s faces and showing a lot of love towards each other is all that Christmas is about.

History always proves that Christmas remains at least one of the most enjoyable times of the year. When I talk about Christmas, the vision I have in my mind is to spend time at home with the ones we love, welcome, watch movies, cook a great meal together with my family, and enjoy eating it and surrounded by shimmering lights. It is a picture that brings my heart warmth. So, this Christmas, let us make sure everyone can be joyous and can take part in this celebration.

Short Speech on Christmas 150 Words in English

Christmas Speech is usually given to classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6.

Merry Christmas to everyone,

Christmas is a festival that is celebrated for the birth of Jesus on the 25th day of month December every year. In the cold winters of the Northern Hemisphere, Christmas brings forth the warmth of festivities. People rejoice with great enthusiasm and celebrate Christmas with their families annually. But at such times of joy, we should remember about those who are much less fortunate than us. Amidst all the shopping for gifts, we should also remember to make a voluntary contribution to uplift this society.

So this Christmas, you might just be the Santa Claus for someone who really needs help, a gift as small as a blanket or warm food might cheer them up more than one can imagine. Children can make old people happy just by talking to them and cheering them up, so why not initiate a will for volunteering at a young age, to make this world a better place to live in.

And I am sure everyone has at least one needy person living across the road or maybe around the corner of the street. As a part of this community, we should also remember about everyone else belonging to it.

10 Lines on Christmas Speech in English

• Christmas might be the celebration of the birth of the Christian community Messiah
• Jesus Christ, but it is now celebrated by people from other communities all over the globe.
• Kindness and love are what make the celebrations more fulfilling than ever.
• People decorate their homes and the area nearby with decorated pine trees and glamorous lights.
• The most enthusiastic bunch on Christmas are the children who eagerly wait for this day throughout the year.
• Carols like Jingle Bell, Silent Night, Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, etc. are some of the famous jingles or carols of this festival.
• The festival of Christmas is generally celebrated by not just Christians but by everybody to celebrate the birthday of Jesus Christ.
• People celebrate Christmas with great enthusiasm and joy, and this day is a declared worldwide holiday. People distribute gifts and cards by dressing up as Santa Claus.
• The 24th December, which is Christmas Eve, when all the Christians generally start their customs and traditions.
• Jesus Christ was the ultimate image of forgiveness, so people on that day visit their families, friends, and relatives so that to celebrate together.

FAQ’s on Christmas Speech

Question 1. What is Christmas?

Answer: Christmas is the season of love, harmony, and celebration. We celebrate the birth of the Christian religion messiah Jesus Christ. The Christmas celebration is a symbol of peace and love.

Question 2. Why is Christmas also called Twevetide?

Answer: Christmas is also known as ‘Twevetide’ because it lasts for twelve days, which is from 25th December to 5th January.

Question 3. What is Christmas’s origin?

Answer: The Pagan celebration of the term known as Saturnalia emanated Christmas. This celebration aimed to celebrate the sunrise and winter end. The last day of Saturnalia was adapted for Christmas in the 4thcentury. The goal was to obtain a positive association between this period and the pagans.

Question 4. What is the story of Santa Claus?

Answer: In reality, St Nicholas is the renowned Santa Claus. Santa Claus is now considered as a famous figure of Christmas who is assumed to distribute gifts to good children on Christmas eve.

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Sample speech about Christmas for students and teachers in English

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Introduction

Christmas is celebrated worldwide every year on 25th December. Here is our sample speech about Christmas for students and teachers in English with important points for easy understanding.

Points for sample speech about Christmas for students and teachers in English

1]Introduction

3]reason for celebration

4]way of celebration

5]message of Christmas

6]conclusion

sample speech about Christmas for students and teachers in English

Here is our sample speech about Christmas for students and teachers in English

Respected Principal, teachers, and my dear student, good morning. Merry Christmas to you all. I would like to express my thoughts about Christmas.

Every year Christmas is celebrated on 25 th December. It has a specific reason as it is the birthday of Jesus Christ who took birth for the reformation of the world. The name Christmas comes from Christ. All over the world, it is celebrated by Christians and also by other communities. It is a festival of joy and happiness.

The Preparation and celebration of Christmas start a month ago. People buy new things, gifts, and sweets and decorate their houses. Christmas Novena is a part of the Christmas celebration and it is done by carol singing. People decorate Christmas trees as a Symbol of eternal life. It is believed that the tradition of putting up Christmas trees first started in Germany.

Jesus is the embodiment of love and compassion who came to earth to teach people love, forgiveness, and kindness when there were hatred, hypocrisy, and violence. He showed the way of love and peace. The tradition of giving gifts started from the birth of Jesus Christ as the magi, three wise people brought gifts for the Babe in the manger. Christmas is celebrated not only to exchange gifts but also to help poor people and give them joy and happiness.

Children are very happy and they wait eagerly to welcome Santa Claus to receive sweets and gifts. On Christmas Eve, people spend more time doing special payers in church.

Overall everybody is happy on the day of Christmas. Our Amma also celebrates Christmas and greets her devotees on this festive occasion. This festival brings joy, happiness, and new hopes for a bright and happy future.

The significance of Celebrating Christmas is to remember the birth of the song of God Jesus Christ who taught people love, happiness, kindness, compassion, and a way of life. Let’s all be happy and vow to spread love and happiness.

Once again I wish happy Merry Christmas.

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Respected Principal, honoured guests, beloved teachers, and my dear friends,

Good morning to one and all.

Let me first of all thank God as well as the Principal of the School for giving me this opportunity to speak to you on Christmas. I wish to talk to you about the meaning of gifts during Christmas.

Christmas is a beautiful time of the year when family and friends come together. And gifts are exchanged. One group that is always excited at Christmas are children. This is because children love gifts. They look forward to receive gifts during this time of the year. In fact, it is this sense of expectation that makes Christmas special.

Let me tell you how gifts can make Christmas special. There was a lovely young husband and wife who were poor. Both of them, Jim and Della, loved each other dearly. As Christmas came near both of them secretly thought about gifting each other with a lovely Christmas gift. But they did not have much money.

Della had long and beautiful hair. So Jim thought of buying her a beautiful hair clip. Della saw that the strap of Jim’s watch was broken. So she thought of buying him a watch strap. And on Christmas Eve both of them wished each other Happy Christmas and gave the gifts to each other.

But children there were tears in both their eyes. Do you know why? It was because Della had cut her long hair and sold it to get money to buy Jim a watch strap. And Jim had sold his watch to buy Della a hair clip.

This spirit of sacrifice is the true meaning of Christmas as this classic short story from O. Henry highlights. Likewise, it was not easy for God to send his Son Jesus to this world. It was a sacrifice. The Bible says, “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.”

Therefore let us celebrate Christmas by thanking God for his indescribable gift—the gift of God’s Son Jesus!

Remember my dear children; he came just for you and for me!

Let me also tell you the story of a young boy who was an orphan. He was poor. During Christmas time he used to go to the street and watch the lovely gifts displayed inside shops. He would press his nose against the glass to have a closer look.

But he was sad because there was no one to give him a gift. One day, he saw a small cat on the road. He also saw a car coming against it. On seeing this the boy jumped in front of the car and saved the cat. But the car hit him. And he was taken to hospital.

There was a good nurse who took care of him. On Christmas day she gifted him with a toy. The boy opened the packet and found a toy train inside it. The nurse asked him, “Do you like it?”

The boy with great joy cried out: “There is no glass between.” Saying so he put the toy train close to his heart. See how happy he was when he had a toy for himself.

Dear children, may God gift you with the real joy of finding Jesus this Christmas. So that you too can say with this boy, “Now there is no glass between;  I too have found the true joy of Christmas.”

Finally, during Christmas time we remember the journey of the Wise Men who came from far way to worship baby Jesus. They had seen a star and travelled from far away to meet Jesus. And when the star led them to Jesus, they gave gifts of gold and myrrh and incense to Jesus. That is why in remembrance of their act of worship we also give gifts to each other during Christmas.

So think about it. When you meet Jesus, what will be the gift you wish to give him? I am sure Jesus will be happy to see your love towards him more than anything else. So try to love Jesus more this Christmas.

Wish all of you a blessed Christmas and a prosperous new year. Thank you.

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Christmas Speech 2022: Welcome Speech for Christmas Day Celebration in School in English

Christmas is always special for kids. and to make the most of it at your school, check the below sample of the welcome speech for christmas day celebrations..

Christmas Speech 2022: '' Christmas '' which means “The Mass of Christ” is a Christian holiday observed across the world. The annual festival commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ, as a cultural celebration among billions of people around the world.

Family, friends, and relatives gather during the Christmas festival to celebrate the occasion with great joy. The main reason why kids are happy is because of the presents that Santa Claus brings them. As a result, we can say that Santa Claus, a mythical character, has a significant role in the Christmas celebration.

Find the list of Christmas Day 2022 Welcome speech ideas below if you are still searching for the topics. Also, check how to make a Christmas speech impressive and what tips you should follow while delivering it.

Welcome Speech Sample for Christmas Day Celebration

Respected officials, educators, parents, and my fellow classmates, Greetings to all, good morning.

I respect and value my teacher giving me this wonderful opportunity to welcome you all to the Christmas Day celebration. We're here to celebrate the Christmas festival, also known as the "Feast day of Christ." It is observed as a Christian holiday to remember and honor the birth of Jesus Christ. For many years, individuals have recognized Jesus Christ as being the divine son.

In terms of religious and cultural celebrations, Christmas is one of the most popular celebrations across the world. Numerous cultures around the world celebrate Christmas Day as a cultural holiday. All people, regardless of age, eagerly anticipate the big day as the Christmas lights are illuminated during the winter season.

Every country has a different way of celebrating Christmas. Some of the well-known traditions include exchanging gifts, gathering with loved ones for meals, dressing up as Santa Claus, making Christmas wreaths, creating personalized Christmas cards, hanging stockings, lighting candles, lighting colored bulbs to light up houses, painting interiors red, green, and gold, singing carols, and more.

Christmas is a time when many people spread love, enjoy time with friends and family, and eat delectable home-cooked meals. A variety of food is prepared, cut cakes, also people share meals to celebrate this joyful festival. As Dr. Seuss said,” Christmas will always be as long as we stand heart to heart and hand in hand.”

And taking note of this, we might become Santa Claus for someone who really needs help this Christmas. With this, I conclude my words and extend my wishes for a day full of warmth, food, and fun.

Merry Christmas!!

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I am very thankful to my class teacher for giving me such a great opportunity for the speech here on this occasion.

The festival of Christmas is called the “Feast Day of Christ,” it is celebrated as a Christian holiday to pay honor as well as commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ has been believed as the son of god for years by the people of the Christian religion.

It is also celebrated by the non-Christians as a cultural holiday in December. It is observed in the winter season. Everyone waits for the arrival of Christmas very eagerly.

It is observed every year on the 25 th of December with huge preparations and decorations. Christmas tree, Christmas cards, Santa Claus, gifts, etc. matters a lot on this occasion.

The 25 th of December is the most important day of the year for Christians. They also celebrate the festival of Easter to remember the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. People start preparations for Christmas which is called Advent, and it begins on Sunday four weeks before Christmas.

The whole season of Christmas is known as Christmastide which ends on the 6 th of January means the 12 th day of Christmas during which the people remember Epiphany.

There is the largest Indian Christian community in Mumbai where mostly Roman Catholics are found; they make this festival a glory of India in the winter season.

At this festival, a midnight mass is considered as the most essential service for Christians especially the Catholics during which whole family members go to the mass and enjoy a massive feast of different delicacies.

They are also involved in giving and taking the gifts to each other. Before the festival, they enjoy decorating churches with poinsettia flowers and candles, especially for the Christmas Eve midnight Mass service.

People start greeting each other from few days before the festival by saying and wishing each other Happy Christmas or Merry Christmas, Subh Christmas, Christmas Mubarak, etc. through Christmas cards or giving gifts. They decorate the Christmas trees in the houses, or the garden is the main custom and tradition of the Christmas celebration. The people also decorate their homes and churches with a candle and electric bulbs.

The Christians living in southern India they lit some small oil-burning clay lamps on roofs to symbolize that Jesus is the light of the whole world. They also sing a particular song known as a carol song and perform other rituals in the church.

In some places, people follow the tradition of cutting the Christmas cake to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. Santa comes at midnight with a lot of gifts for children and distributes them among them. There is a tradition of fasting in the Catholics, they keep fast and do not eat from the 1 st to the 24 th of December and eat after the midnight mass service. Merry Christmas to all!

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Christmas Speech 2020 – Speech For Students And Teacher

We have discussed below Christmas Speech 2020 for both teachers and students who want to convey a positive message to their colleagues, students, and friends about Christmas Day. On Christmas Eve, all the teachers and students give their speech in the assembly hall. They can take the reference from this article while preparing for the Christmas Speech 2020.

Christmas Speech 2020 for Students

Perfect Morning to the Principal, Sir, teachers, and all my dear friends!

Today, on this auspicious day of Christmas, we have gathered together to celebrate Christmas; I would like to speak my heart out about this festival in front of all you.

First of all, I would like to thank my class teacher for allowing me to express my views on this occasion.

To begin with, We celebrate Christmas to pay our gratitude and also commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ. Every year, people wait for this day to celebrate the festival with the utmost happiness and excitement. Starting from a kid to our older ones, everyone starts preparing for the eve before many days. The decoration of the Christmas tree is the limelight of the festival. The Christmas tree consists of bells, gifts, toffees, shoes containing wishes for everyone. Everyone exchanges Christmas Cards with each other. The most exciting thing about the eve is the appearance of Santa Claus, not only for kids but also for everyone.

It is one of the most important occasions for Christians, as they start the preparation many days before Christmas Day. The whole eve of Christmas is termed as Christmastide. The festival marks its ending on the 12th day of Christmas celebration, i.e., January 6. On the evening of Christmas, everyone gathers at one place to exchange gifts with one another and greet Merry Christmas to each other. They keep a Christmas tree in between the garden of the house and decorate the tree with lights, bulbs, candles, and bells.

Also, the Christians in South India have a tradition of burning oil clay lamps in the air, which symbolizes the presence of Jesus in the world. People sing songs and perform certain rituals in the memory of Jesus Christ. Thus, everyone enjoys the eve of Christmas with great joy and happiness.

Thank You to everyone!!

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Christmas Speech 2020 for Teachers

Good Morning my dear students and my esteemed colleagues!

On this occasion of Christmas, I will hare a few lines about how everyone celebrates this festival and its importance.

Everyone celebrates December 25 as a cultural holiday globally, and this occasion holds great importance to the Christians because they celebrate Christmas to remember their God, Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ was known as a child of God, and people celebrate this occasion to give him heartfelt gratitude. Everyone celebrates Christmas with joy and happiness all over the world, and that is why it is declared as a cultural holiday in almost all the countries of the world. Everyone prepares for this eve with great enthusiasm, and not only Christians but non-Christian people also like to celebrate this festival.

People follow various customs in this festival, and exchange gifts, cards, and celebrate this occasion with their friends and family. Everyone exchanges gifts with each other and decorates the whole house with candles, balloons, lights, bulbs, and bells to make the atmosphere full of positive energy. The most important part of the celebration is Christmas Tree. Everyone decorates the tree with gifts, toffees, bells, lights, and everything, and place the tree in the middle of the house’s garden. Everyone sing songs and dance on the theme music of Christmas and enjoy this festival together. The lightening of candles also takes place in the memory of Jesus Christ and marks his presence among everyone.

The celebration and preparation for the eve begin from many days before December 25 and are celebrated for almost 12 days and mark its end on January 6. I wish everyone a Merry Christmas and hope that you liked my Christmas Speech 2020.

Thank you, everyone!

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