Dear teachers and schoolmates, good morning!      

The topic of my speech is "Civilized Etiquette on Campus". As primary school students of the new era, we are the successors of the future. We must inherit the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation.

In our lives, there are many things that embody civilized etiquette. If you observe carefully, you will find that on campus, if conflicts arise, simply saying "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to" can resolve conflicts among us. This is the charm of civilized etiquette. It can demonstrate a person's moral cultivation, it can enhance friendship between people. How can we make primary school etiquette fill our beautiful campus?

The flag raising ceremony is the most solemn. At this moment, the civilization under the national flag must be serious and full of spirit. Classroom etiquette has a significant impact on teachers’ teaching, as it directly relates to the honor and cohesion of the class, reflecting the class atmosphere and appearance. Campus etiquette is even more important. During the break time after class, do not spit, litter, or play with chalk. Walk up and down stairs to the right, and proactively greet teachers and guests politely. We should also take good care of the flowers, trees, and all public facilities. When receiving help from the teachers, we should take the initiative and sincerely say thank you. If there are conflicts, engage in self-reflection, mutual understanding and tolerance towards others. Cultivate a strong collaborative spirit, so as to make the class more united and have deeper friendships.

Dear schoolmates, let's start from now on, cultivate civilized habits, and strive to be polite students. Let's work together, care for and build our common home together. I believe that as long as we work together, we will definitely create a civilized, warm, and harmonious campus!

Thank you!

Teacher’s comments：

Cindy is one of the excellent monitors in Grade 6. She likes learning English and she is always doing very well in her study. In this speech, she called on everyone must understand etiquette, and become a polite and civilized person. Good job!