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Question
Write an e-mail to the Principal of a neighbouring school inviting their pupils to attend the classes if they so wish. Give all details of the classes to be held.
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Solution
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From: [email protected] Subject: Invitation for Remedial Classes for Students of IX and X Respected Ma'am, I hope this email finds you in good health and high spirits. My name is Anuja Joshi, and I serve as the Secretary of the Student Council at Little Hearts School. I am writing to extend an invitation to the students of classes IX and X from Royal High School to participate in a Remedial Study Program that our school will be organising. This program, scheduled to run from 10th April 2023 to 15th April 2023, presents a unique opportunity for academic improvement. The classes will be held daily at our school library from 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Our dedicated teachers will conduct these classes in coordination with our school counsellor. The sessions will cover a range of subjects and include regular tests, practice sessions, and lessons designed to boost students' confidence and enhance their understanding of the subjects. We firmly believe in the potential of the students from Royal High School. Their participation in these remedial classes will not only benefit them personally but will also contribute positively to their academic performance in the upcoming board exams. We kindly request your support in encouraging students needing extra guidance in their subjects to attend these classes. Your cooperation will undoubtedly contribute to the program's success. I anticipate a positive response from you and look forward to welcoming students from Royal High School to our remedial classes Thanking you, Yours Faithfully, |
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