NSM GurucoolSpeechathon
What is
Speechathon?
Speechathon aims to help shape students' professional and personal growth by providing them with a platform to speak on topics of their interest and communicate thoughts, ideas, and situations clearly.
Effective speaking skills, presentation skills, and delivery, if developed from an early age, will provide students with a solid foundation that will help them in their future endeavors irrespective of the profession they choose.
Thus, Speechathon is an opportunity for students to express themselves.
Please note:
For online contests, the detailed rules and guidelines will be shared after registration.
Speechathon FAQs
Speechathon consists of 4 categories or levels
- Level 1: Grades K, 1, 2, and 3
- Level 2: Grades 4, 5, and 6
- Level 3: Grades 7, 8, and 9
- Level 4: Grades 10, 11 and 12
Students should bring a printed or mobile copy of the registration cofirmation for onsite check-in.
- Clarity of thought
- Effective communication skills
- Building self confidence
- Ability to express better
- Facing an audience
After registration, the "Topics, rules, and guidelines document" will be available for download. Students should prepare their speech based on the guidelines provided.
Students can use props such as posters during their speech.
In case students have travel plans, it is recommended to complete their entries while in town and save the files as per the guidelines and then email the entries during the submission window from anywhere - either within the USA or outside.
For questions, please contact wishwin10@gmail.com
More details can be found at https://www.wishwin.org
Speechathon Rules and Guidelines
- All speeches will be in English language only.
- After registration, students can download the topics, rules, and guidelines document.
- Speechathon consists of an oral component only. Judging will be based on the speeches delivered by the students.
- Students should say their name and the topic clearly before starting their speech.
- Students should adhere to the timing provided for their speech based on the category and level as per the timing guidelines provided.
- Scoring will be done independently by the judges and the average score will be used to determine the student ranking.
- Winners will be determined based on the overall average score.
Flyer- 2024
Flyer- 2023
Flyer- 2022
Flyer- 2021
Flyer- 2020
Word lists
Word list seniors
Videos
Level 2 Speechathon Champion
Shreyas Gudivada
Audios
Experience Speech
Srika and Darsheel share their experiences at WishWin's Speechathon on Radiocaravan with Anya
Speechathon 2024 Results
Congratulations to all the students who participated in WishWin’s 2024 National Speechathon Championship.
Your brilliant performances were nothing short of inspiring. Each of you showcased not only your eloquence and confidence but also your ability to engage and move your audience with powerful words and compelling delivery. The dedication and poise you demonstrated are truly commendable, and it's clear that you have bright futures ahead in any path you choose to pursue. We are incredibly proud of your achievements and look forward to witnessing your continued success. Well done!
The top ranks were determined after multiple reviews and the scores were very close.
Linked below are the final WishWin National Speechathon 2024 ranks.
Speechathon 2023 Results
Congratulations to all the students who participated in WishWin’s 2023 National Speechathon Championship.
Students from across the country participated in the competition and did such an excellent job of presenting their speeches. We enjoyed listening to you!
The top ranks were determined after multiple reviews and the scores were very close. Listed below are the final WishWin National Speechathon 2023 ranks.
Speechathon 2022 Results
Congratulations to all the students who participated in the 2022 WishWin National Speechathon Championship.
Students from across the country participated in the competition and did such an excellent job of presenting their speeches.
Provided below are the top ranks of the Speechathon championship
Speechathon 2021 Results
Congratulations to all the students who participated in WishWin’s Speechathon 2021 National Championship. The students did an exemplary job of presenting the speeches.
The speeches were evaluated independently by 5 Judges. The top ranks were then determined based on the individual evaluations by the Judges.
Please see below for the top ranks of WishWin’s Speechathon 2021.
Level 1 Results
Level 2 Results
Level 3 Results
Speechathon 2020 Results
Congratulations to all the students for an exemplary performance in the 2020 Online National Speechathon Competition. The speeches were evaluated independently by 4 judges. The average score was then computed and used to determine the top ranks. Speechathon results for the 4 levels, across grades K-12 are provided below:
Speechathon 2020 Level 1 Results
Speechathon 2020 Level 2 Results
Speechathon 2020 Level 3 Results
Speechathon 2020 Level 4 Results
Speechathon 2019 Results
Speechathon 2019 for levels 1, 2, and 3 (grades 1-8) were held at UTD, Jindal School of Management, on Saturday, March 23 2019.
The students were brilliant and delivered some of the best speeches! The results for each level are provided below.
Results Level 1 - 2019
The top three ranks for Speechathon 2019 level 1 – grades 1-3 were awarded to the following students.
| 1 | Shrika Sai Atluri | Speechathon 2019 Level 1 Champion |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | Richa Rai | 1st Runner-up |
| 3 | Jaden Sushanth Andrew | 2nd Runner-up |
Results Level 2 - 2019
The top three ranks for Speechathon 2019 level 2 – grades 4-5 were awarded to the following students.
| 1 | Shreyas Gudivada | Speechathon 2019 Level 2 Champion |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | Nithya Jonnalagedda | 1st Runner-up |
| 3 | Ronit Bhadra | 2nd Runner-up |
Results Level 3 - 2019
The top three ranks for Speechathon 2019 level 3 – grades 6-8 were awarded to the following students.
| 1 | Swayam Rath | Speechathon 2019 Level 3 Champion |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | Shreyas Jena | 1st Runner-up |
| 3 | Divij adhikarala | 2nd Runner-up |