Top 8 Most Beautiful and Meaningful Emcee Scripts for the 20/11 Arts Program

We warmly welcome all of you to the arts program of XX Junior High School.

Dear distinguished guests, esteemed teachers!

Another season of celebration comes to those in the teaching profession. Though XX years have passed, every time autumn transitions to winter, I am filled with indescribable emotions. These emotions reflect the experiences of a student, cherished and guided by teachers, and those of a current educator continuing the noble mission of nurturing future generations. Therefore, more than anyone else, we understand the hardships and challenges faced by teachers—those who open the doors to the future and plant the seeds of progress for our beloved Vietnam!

Dear guests, despite facing many difficulties, our spirits remain steadfast and full of gratitude, expressed through songs like “That song, that flower, as beautiful as you, the teacher of the people,” which gives us confidence as we stand on this stage today.

On this special day for teachers, XX Junior High School proudly presents a captivating arts program, crafted and performed by our teachers, as a priceless gift for all educators in celebration of Vietnam's Teachers' Day.

1. The fragrant rice fields call me to sing with the people, as rice nourishes life and green fields flourish. The smooth and warm melody will be performed by our young teacher, XX, with the song “Rice Village, Flower Village.” This will be the opening act of tonight’s performance.

2. A perfect duet, two voices blending in harmony. The song “Bắc Hà Yêu Thương,” written by Thuận Yến, will be performed by Teacher XX and Teacher YY, bringing joy to the audience. Let’s give them a warm round of applause!

3. The green trees at our beloved school sing silently, just like the happiness of childhood, providing strength to life. These words of gratitude from students will be performed by Class 8 with the song “Beloved School,” composed by Lê Quốc Thắng.

4. The duet “Our Love, the Sea and the Green Fields” represents a wonderful collaboration between the Youth Union and the local education department, performed by XX and YY, contributing to the success of this evening’s performance. Let’s give a big round of applause!

5. Joining the evening’s joy, the promising young voice of XX from XX Junior High School will present the song “XX,” written by XX.

This performance marks the conclusion of XX Junior High School’s arts program. Once again, we sincerely thank everyone for being here. We wish you all good health, happiness, and success.

I. Opening Statement

Dear distinguished guests!
Dear teachers, parents, and beloved students!

At this very moment, all of us here are eagerly waiting for the moment when both teachers and students of XX Primary School will perform songs and greetings to honor Vietnam's Teachers' Day.

Indeed, all across Vietnam, celebrations are in full swing to mark this most important day for teachers—those who stand at the front of the classroom. Parents give birth and raise their children, but teachers provide the knowledge that helps them soar, offering a foundation for their future and molding them into individuals who contribute to society. As they grow, no matter where their paths take them, students will forever cherish the memory and gratitude for those teachers who, day and night, worked tirelessly to impart knowledge and guide them to a brighter future.

In harmony with the nationwide celebrations, XX Primary School is hosting an arts night to commemorate Vietnam's Teachers' Day with the theme: “We Sing for Our Teachers.” And that, dear guests, is the reason for tonight's performance!

II. Introducing the Distinguished Guests

Tonight, we are honored to welcome: (introduce the guests)

III. Opening Speech
IV. Presentation of Gifts and Flowers
...
V. Arts Performances

Now, please direct your attention to the stage as we present performances in celebration of Vietnam's Teachers' Day under the theme: “We Sing for Our Teachers.”

1. Dear guests, honoring our teachers has always been a beautiful tradition in Vietnam. Throughout history, teachers have been held in the highest esteem because their profession is one of the most noble. Teachers are like quiet boatmen, gently guiding students to new horizons of knowledge. They are the engineers of the soul, nurturing dreams. The greatest gift students can offer their teachers is their success. Every step forward, every milestone in growth, is a testament to the influence of their teachers. Our program begins with the song “The Teacher,” composed by Nguyễn Nhất Huy, performed by XX.

2. Dear guests, we have just enjoyed the serene and heartfelt melodies of the song “The Teacher,” composed by Nguyễn Nhất Huy, beautifully performed by XX and accompanied by a dance troupe. Now, let us move to a lively and hopeful melody, the song “The Voice of Young Teachers,” composed by Lê Văn Lộc, performed by Teachers XX, YY, and ZZ.

3. Next, we have a dance performance titled “The Joy of Being a Student,” presented by the 3A class of XX Primary School.

4. Following this, we will enjoy the song “The First Day of School,” performed by students from Class 1B.

5. And now, we will hear the heartfelt thoughts of Class 1A students through the song “Chalk Dust.” We invite all the distinguished guests, teachers, and parents to join us in enjoying this beautiful performance.

We have just witnessed some wonderful performances. Let us show our appreciation with an even louder round of applause for the teachers and students of XX Primary School.

VI. Closing Remarks

Dear distinguished guests, teachers, parents, and students! The arts program in celebration of Vietnam's Teachers' Day has now come to a successful conclusion. On behalf of the organizing committee, I would like to express my gratitude to all our guests for attending, and to the parents for supporting our school, making tonight’s event a great success. Lastly, I wish all our guests, teachers, and students good health and happiness!

First of all, on behalf of the teachers and students of XX Kindergarten, we would like to extend our warmest greetings to the esteemed delegates, fellow educators, and parents. We are pleased to begin our celebration of Vietnamese Teachers' Day 20XX. Let us join together in song as we celebrate this special day dedicated to our teachers.

- Children, do you know what today is?
- That's right! Today is Vietnamese Teachers' Day, November 20th, a day to honor our beloved educators.

- How does the school feel today? Is it festive?

- Who teaches you at school?

Exactly, teachers are like second mothers to us. They nurture and guide us to be diligent and wise. It is from this school that many generations of students have taken their first steps towards primary school and beyond. Regardless of the level of education, we will always remember our kindergarten, the place where caring teachers are still helping little ones grow strong and healthy.

On this Vietnamese Teachers' Day, I would like, on behalf of the school's administration, to send my warmest wishes for good health to the distinguished delegates, parents, teachers, and students of XX Kindergarten.

1. Introduction of distinguished guests.
2. Principal's speech on the traditions of Teachers' Day.
3. Students present flowers.
4. Local leaders give speeches.
5. Parent committee gives speeches.
6. Teachers give speeches.
7. Cultural performance to celebrate the occasion.

On this Teachers' Day, I sincerely congratulate and recognize the achievements of our teachers in XX Kindergarten. May you all continue to be role models of ethics, creativity, and dedication to the profession. I also extend my best wishes to your families for health and happiness. Thank you to all the teachers and the delegates present today. I wish good health to all the parents and students, and may the little ones of XX Kindergarten continue to grow and thrive.

a. The first performance of today’s cultural program is a choral piece titled 'XX,' performed by the teachers of XX Kindergarten.

b. With the gentle grace of our teachers, the future of our nation is nurtured. Their tenderness is reflected in the dance 'Tình ca Tây Bắc,' performed by the teachers of XX Kindergarten. Please give them a big round of applause.

c. Next, we invite you to enjoy the performance of 'Em đi mẫu giáo,' a dance by the students of XX Kindergarten.

d. 'Tiếng trống Paranưng,' a traditional drum dance performed by the teachers of XX Kindergarten, promises to be a magnificent presentation for our audience tonight.

e. Representing their emotions, the teachers of XX Kindergarten perform 'Khúc hát ru của người mẹ trẻ,' a dance expressing their love and care for the young children of our nation. Let's give them a round of applause for this beautiful performance.

8. Closing Remarks

Dear delegates, teachers, and parents,

Our celebration of Vietnamese Teachers' Day at XX Kindergarten has come to a close, but the memories of this event will remain in our hearts—filled with songs, dances, and the joy of this special day. This is a source of pride for our teachers, as it strengthens our resolve in our educational journey.

On behalf of the organizing committee, I would like to express our heartfelt thanks to the delegates, teachers, and parents who have attended today’s celebration. Once again, we wish you all good health and look forward to seeing you at next year’s Teachers' Day celebration.

Nam: Honorable delegates!

Honorable teachers!

Dear parents and all students!

For generations, our people have upheld the tradition of respecting teachers and valuing education. Teachers are always honored and revered for their crucial role. This honor is immense, but the responsibility is equally great, which is why the late Prime Minister Pham Van Dong once said, “Teaching is the noblest profession of all professions”...

Female: Following the teachings of our beloved President Ho Chi Minh:

"For the benefit of ten years, plant trees;

For the benefit of a hundred years, educate people."

Our Party and people have always recognized the importance of education. In the autumn of 1982, the Party and State made a momentous decision, celebrating Teachers' Day on November 20th every year, a day to honor educators across the country. This day is now a celebration for teachers, educational managers, and all those working in the field of education. It is a day for all of us, students, to express our gratitude to our teachers for their hard work and sacrifices.

Nam: On this occasion, we, the beloved students, would like to extend our best wishes to all teachers and education professionals in Khánh Yên Hạ commune, wishing them good health and success.

Joining the nationwide celebrations, marking the anniversary of Vietnamese Teachers' Day, November 20th, 1982 – November 20th, ...., with the approval of the Party Committee and People's Committee of .......... commune, the school board of ......... school, we proudly present the cultural exchange event to honor this important day.

Female: Today, we warmly welcome and proudly introduce the presence of:

Representatives from the Party Committee, People's Council, People's Committee, and various local organizations of .......... commune: Mr. ...................................., head of the delegation.

Let us give them a warm round of applause

Mr. ….......…………… from the Party Committee, People's Council, and People's Committee of ............ commune, thank you for joining us today.

Let us give them a warm round of applause

Nam: Our beloved teachers, representing the leadership of the schools in our commune, with Mr. ......................................................... as the head of the delegation

Let us give them a warm round of applause

Ms. .............................. - Secretary of the school branch - Principal of Kindergarten No. 1, Ms. .......................... - Secretary of the school branch - Principal of ......... school, thank you for joining us today.

Let us give them a warm round of applause

Nam: From the school, we are honored to introduce: Ms. ................................. - Deputy Secretary of the school branch - Vice Principal of the school. Along with all the teachers, parents, and students of our school, we extend a warm welcome.

Let us give them a warm round of applause

Nam: Now, the organizers would like to invite Ms. ........................... - Deputy Secretary of the school branch - Vice Principal, to officially open the cultural exchange event. Please welcome her!

Female: Honorable delegates, respected teachers, parents, and dear students!

The Vietnamese people have a treasured tradition of "Drinking water, remembering its source" and "Respecting teachers and valuing education," which remains deeply ingrained in the hearts of students. This tradition symbolizes the gratitude students feel for teachers, who have sacrificed so much to impart knowledge and moral lessons. To show our appreciation, we offer songs, dances, and performances in celebration of Teachers' Day. To start our program, we invite everyone to enjoy the following performances:

Cultural performances

Honorable delegates, teachers!

During this Teachers' Day celebration, several students have achieved outstanding results. To acknowledge their achievements, the school’s reward council and the parents' association will present gifts to the top students. Please join us in recognizing these students for their excellence.

(Reading the list of recipients)

We are pleased to introduce:

- Mr. .............................................................., representative of the Party Committee - People's Committee of the commune.

- Mr. - Head of the parents' association.

They will present the awards and share a few words of encouragement with the students.

Honorable delegates, during today's cultural exchange, we are also pleased to have the parents' association of .......... school offer a few words in appreciation of our teachers. Now, we invite Mr./Ms. ....................... - Head of the parents' association, to share a few words with us.

(Head of the parents' association speaks)

Nam: Honorable delegates! The cultural exchange event in celebration of the ....... anniversary of Teachers' Day, organized by ............ school, with the cooperation of the youth union, schools in the commune, and the talented young performers from each class, has created a truly memorable evening. On behalf of the organizing committee, I would like to express our heartfelt thanks to the delegates, teachers, parents, and students who attended and supported this event. We also appreciate the wonderful performances by the students!

We sincerely thank you!

We kindly invite the delegates and teachers to the school's conference room for a meeting.

Distinguished delegates, dear teachers, and beloved students!

The Vietnamese people have long held the tradition of valuing education, with the revered proverb “Respecting teachers and honoring their guidance.” This valuable tradition has been passed down through generations, and even today, it continues to be cherished and upheld by both the people and students. The life of every person is like a river, flowing with the passage of time. Whether this river is calm or turbulent, whether it leads to the source of happiness or the shores of glory depends, in part, on the quiet navigators steering it — the teachers who dedicate their lives to imparting knowledge and wisdom to help us grow into useful individuals.

Distinguished delegates, dear teachers, and beloved students!

The phrase “Tri ân” — two simple words that carry immense gratitude, respect, and love from countless generations of students to their teachers, who tirelessly dedicate themselves to shaping the future through their teachings.

With this in mind, today, our school is hosting a cultural exchange event with the theme “Respecting Teachers and Honoring Their Guidance” to celebrate Vietnamese Teachers' Day (20/11). This event is a chance to express our deep admiration, affection, and gratitude toward our teachers, and also an opportunity for the students to showcase their artistic talents. This is the purpose of today’s cultural exchange program.

Distinguished delegates, dear teachers, and beloved students!

– For tonight’s cultural performance, I am honored to introduce:

1. ………………………………..

2.………………………………..

3.………………………………..

4.……………………………….

Once again, let’s give a big round of applause to warmly welcome our distinguished delegates, teachers, and all students present at tonight’s cultural exchange program.

Now, to continue our program, I would like to invite Mr. … to officially declare the opening of tonight’s cultural exchange event. Please, Mr. …

Program Schedule:

1. To start off tonight’s performance, we have a lively and energetic act that truly lives up to its name. The “Modern Dance” performance by Class 10A2. Let’s all enjoy the show!

2. Next up, we have the dance performance “Paranung Drumbeats,” which will be presented by the faculty of our school. Let’s give them a big round of applause in support of our teachers.

3. Distinguished delegates, dear teachers, and beloved students! We are honored to have performances tonight from participating groups from other schools in the area.

The first performance is ……………………. Let’s enjoy it together!

Closing of the Performance:

Distinguished delegates, teachers, and beloved students!

Our performance tonight has come to a successful conclusion. While the program has ended, the melodies and emotions from the evening will resonate in our hearts as we remember Teachers' Day and the beautiful performances by the students.

On behalf of the event organizers, I would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to all the delegates who took time out of their schedules to join us tonight. We wish you all health and success. And especially, we wish all the teachers a joyful, meaningful, and healthy Teachers' Day. May the students continue to excel and bring joy and pride to their teachers with top marks.

Thank you!

I. Opening Remarks:

Esteemed guests, respected teachers, and dear students!

First and foremost, I extend my warmest greetings and best wishes for health to our distinguished guests and beloved teachers!

November has arrived, and the joyous atmosphere fills every corner of our country, all focused on the celebration of Vietnamese Teachers' Day, 20/11. It is a time when society comes together to honor and appreciate the selfless contributions of our teachers. For each of us, this day brings fond memories of our school years and the deep respect we hold for our teachers who have shaped our lives.

Our nation has long had a tradition of revering teachers. This custom has been passed down through generations as a proud cultural value. The saying "To become wealthy, one builds the Kiều Bridge; To learn, one loves their teacher" has been part of our cultural fabric for centuries.

Even today, this beautiful tradition of honoring teachers continues to be cherished across Vietnam, from cities to rural areas, and from the northern mountains to the southern plains. Teachers are deeply respected by all, for they are the ones who help shape the future generations of our society.

Such reverence is well-deserved as teachers embody the highest ideals, both in their wisdom and their responsibility to impart knowledge to others, especially the younger generations. They guide students toward becoming educated, virtuous citizens who will contribute positively to society and the nation. For these reasons, on September 28, 1982, the Council of Ministers declared 20/11 as Vietnam Teachers' Day.

Thus, every 20th of November has become a nationwide celebration, a time to honor educators and the noble profession they uphold. The sight of parents presenting flowers to teachers or high-ranking government officials visiting their former educators serves as a powerful reminder of the deep respect we have for our teachers. From a traditional cultural value, the notion of honoring teachers has taken on a new revolutionary significance in modern times, aligned with the ideas of "nurturing people" put forth by President Hồ Chí Minh. It is not only a matter of respect and affection but also a source of strength and action to propel Vietnam toward a future of prosperity and enlightenment.

On this special day, our school, XX, presents a vibrant arts program, performed by our own teachers, as a heartfelt gift in celebration of Teachers' Day.

II. Opening Ceremony:

Now, I would like to warmly introduce Mr. XX to officially declare the opening of our artistic exchange event. Please join me in welcoming him.

III. Program Details:

1. To kick off today's performance, we have an energetic and lively act entitled "Modern Dance" by class XX. Please enjoy the performance.

2. Following that, we will witness a captivating dance performance titled "..." by the teachers of our school. Let us give them a round of applause for their efforts.

3. Dear guests, esteemed teachers, and beloved students, it is our honor tonight to be joined by performances from our neighboring schools. The first performance is from XX, and we invite you to enjoy it with us.

IV. Closing Remarks:

Our 20/11 celebration has now concluded successfully. Though the event has ended, the memories of the performances and the spirit of Teachers' Day will resonate with us for a long time to come.

On behalf of the organizing committee, I would like to express our sincere gratitude to all of our distinguished guests for taking the time to attend this event. We wish you health, success, and happiness. To our teachers, may you have a joyous and meaningful Teachers' Day. To our students, may you continue to thrive in your studies and achieve great success!

First of all, I would like to extend the warmest greetings on behalf of the organizing committee to the distinguished guests and audience present at tonight's cultural event on the evening of November 20th.

Esteemed guests, teachers, and staff,

Each year, when the cool winds of late autumn bring a slight chill, and golden sunlight wraps itself around dry leaves, November arrives with nostalgia and emotions stirring in the heart. Some individuals, with hair graying with the years, continue to carry a deep respect and affection for their former teachers, remembering their first lessons. Today’s students, too, are deeply grateful for the guidance of their teachers. Right now, we all look towards November 20th, a day dedicated to honoring Vietnamese educators. Respecting teachers and cherishing the path of learning is a valuable tradition of our Vietnamese culture. From the first strokes of writing taught by our teachers to their lessons imparting knowledge for life, their love for their students and profession guides generations of learners towards their dreams.

Esteemed guests, teachers, and dear audience, today, as we commemorate the 20th anniversary of Vietnamese Teachers’ Day, we are pleased to host this cultural event organized by the faculty and students of XX Secondary School, with support from local authorities.

We are honored to welcome the distinguished guests to our event tonight. (Introduce guests). Now, to kick off the cultural program, we kindly invite teacher XX to deliver the opening speech. Please, teacher.

1. To begin tonight’s program, we have a choir performance of the song 'Song of the Teacher' presented by the teachers of XX Secondary School.

2. Next, we will enjoy a traditional dance 'Dance of the Banyan Tree at the Village Inn' performed by the 6th-grade students of XX Secondary School. Let's give them a warm round of applause!

3. Following that, the 9th-grade students will present an energetic and stylish aerobic dance, filled with modern rhythm and personality.

4. After the 9th-grade aerobic dance, the 7th-grade students will perform a creative and dynamic aerobic dance to the tune of 'Tarzan and Jane,' showcasing their unique flair and energy.

5. Our great leader, Uncle Ho, once said, 'Whether Vietnam's mountains and rivers become more beautiful or not, whether the Vietnamese people advance to the international stage to stand alongside the world’s greatest powers, much depends on the dedication of the students.' This educational message is brought to life through a skit performed by the 9th-grade students titled '...'.

Esteemed guests, audience, teachers, and students, all good things must come to an end. Tonight, we have enjoyed wonderful cultural performances by the teachers and students of XX Secondary School in celebration of Vietnamese Teachers' Day. We now close the program for this evening.

Once again, on behalf of the organizing committee, I would like to express our deepest gratitude to the local authorities and organizations for their support of education in our community. We wish all distinguished guests, audience members, and educators good health, prosperity, and success. We also wish our students great enthusiasm in their studies, achieving many more top marks in the near future.

Honorable guests!
Dear teachers!
Respected parents and dear students!

The Vietnamese people have a long-standing tradition of "Respecting teachers and valuing education," "Drinking water, remembering the source," and "Eating fruits, remembering the one who planted the tree." Through the ages, teachers have played a vital role in shaping the soul of the Vietnamese people, serving as a bridge between the past, present, and future of the nation. Teachers are revered as the "engineers of the soul," and teaching is considered "the noblest profession of all, as it creates creative individuals." Following the teachings of our beloved Uncle Ho:

"For the benefit of ten years, plant a tree
For the benefit of a hundred years, educate a person"

The entire Party and the people are always aware of the importance of education and training. In the autumn of 1982, the Party and State made a decision that delighted the educational community and people nationwide: Every year, November 20th is designated as Vietnamese Teachers' Day. November 20th has become a national celebration for teachers, education administrators, and those working in education across the country. It is a day for the government and industries to show appreciation to educators and a day for generations of students to express deep gratitude for their teachers' dedication.

In celebration of the XXth anniversary of Vietnamese Teachers' Day (20/11/1982 - 20/11/20XX), with the approval of the Party Committee, local government, and school board, XX Primary School is proudly hosting an arts exchange to commemorate this special occasion.

On behalf of the event organizers, we warmly welcome and respectfully introduce the presence of: (Introducing distinguished guests)

Dear guests! Dear teachers, parents, and students!

The Vietnamese people have a long-standing tradition of "Drinking water, remembering the source," and "Respecting teachers and valuing education," traditions that are deeply ingrained in the hearts of every student. These traditions express the gratitude of students towards their teachers, who have sacrificed and worked tirelessly to impart knowledge and moral lessons to them. To show appreciation for our teachers, the silent guides who have led us across the river to the bright shores of the future, we offer these songs, dances, and performances in honor of Vietnamese Teachers' Day. To start the program, we invite the distinguished guests and teachers to enjoy the following performances:

1. The dance "Going to School Far Away" performed by the second-grade students of XX Primary School. Please give them a big round of applause!

2. Sweet and heartfelt lyrics such as "The sun shines brightly, the wind plays with my hair, the rice basket in hand, I go to deliver lunch to my mother in the fields..." are beautifully sung by XX, a 4th-grade student of XX Primary School, performing the song "Delivering Lunch to My Mother" composed by Han Ngoc Bich.

3. The energetic performance by the 5th-grade students of XX Primary School, who will present the dance "Going to the Fields." Let's welcome them.

4. Continuing our arts program tonight, the students of XX Primary School will present the dance "Song Dedicated to Uncle Ho" – choreographed by XX.

Dear guests, teachers, and parents!

During the competition to celebrate Vietnamese Teachers' Day, many students achieved remarkable results. To acknowledge their achievements, the school's reward committee, along with the Parent-Teacher Association, has prepared gifts for these outstanding students. I would now like to invite the exemplary students to come up and receive their prizes from the PTA. (Read the list and present the gifts)

Dear guests, as part of today's arts exchange, to express gratitude to our teachers who have cared for and guided our children, the Parent-Teacher Association of XX Primary School would like to say a few words to the teachers on this special occasion. Now, let's invite XX, the PTA Chair, to address the gathering.

To welcome the heartfelt appreciation from our teachers towards their students, and to show our thanks to the teachers who have devotedly guided us, we will now continue with more performances in this arts exchange program, hosted by YY and XX. Please welcome them! (Introduce the next performances)

Yes! The arts exchange in celebration of the XXth anniversary of Vietnamese Teachers' Day, hosted by XX Primary School, with the participation of youth organizations, schools in the local community, young performers from various classes, and all the students, has resulted in an extraordinary cultural program. On behalf of the organizers, I would like to express our gratitude to the distinguished guests, teachers, and parents for attending and supporting the success of this event. Thank you for the wonderful performances from the students!

We sincerely thank you!
We kindly invite the distinguished guests and teachers to the school’s meeting room for a discussion.