sir need a anchoring material for farewell going to be held in my school

Sir i need a full script of anchoring for farewell party in college

Good evening Ladies and Gentlemen,

It seems like just the other day when we were all talking about [insert the name of the person you are saying farewell to]'s farewell as they move on to [insert a few specific details here].

I remember thinking that it would be hard to say goodbye ... and I was right - it is hard.

Yet I consider myself fortunate to have met such a special person ... a person that we care so much about ... that it makes saying goodbye to him / her hard!

As we say goodbye, we remind ourselves that farewells are not forever, nor are they the end. They are simply words to say that we will miss you dearly and that we will remember you fondly.

Although we may be separated by time and distance in the interim, nothing will diminish the important role that you have and always will play in our lives.

We wish you happy adventures, fantastic new friendships, amazing experiences and the journey of a lifetime.

Richard Bach says, "Can miles truly separate you from friends? If you want to be with someone you love ... aren't you already there?"

And so it is ... and always will be with you as we carry you always close to our hearts.

May the road rise up to meet you, may the wind be ever at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face and the rain fall softly on your fields. And until we meet again, may God hold you in the hollow of his hand

Introduce yourself humorously. Perhaps through an incident where you interacted with your seniors, say how you were ragged.
Keep the humor going, fill in with jokes about farewell and leaving.
Modulate your voice. This isn't really a part of the script, but take your voice to a higher tone when announcing something exciting.
Avoid using big words. Keep it simple.
Introduce performances/ games/ activities/ speakers in an interesting manner, use unique ways to introduce stuff. Say you're introducing a Bhangra performance, do that in Punjabi, with energy.
Keep the monotony for school essays. Be creative.
Don't forget that a farewell is supposed to get a little sentimental at the end. Keep the emotions in mind while writing the script.

Start with something that talks about memories, of the beautiful school days or with something that wishes everyone a bright future ahead.

e.g. lines from the famous song ''hum rahen ya na rahe kal, yaad ayenge ye pal''. Take the main lines.

In the middle- You can a little about any favourite teacher (not personal, consider the whole class/majority). These are one liners between performances.

Other fillers- A. any highlight of your school life. or any memory you will never forget.

B. any quote (doesn't have to be a complex english quote; pick a hindi one or a simple english one but make it CLEARLY UNDERSTABLE for everyone.

C. If allowed, you can go down to the audiences and ask your principal/any teacher to say something about the passing batch.