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As President of the Social Service Club of your school, write a notice mentioning a volunteer opportunity for students of Classes IX - XII during the forthcoming summer vacation. Include necessary details about timing, location and duration of the volunteer programme. Put your notice in a box.
As President of the Social Service Club of your school, write a notice mentioning a volunteer opportunity for students of Classes IX - XII during the forthcoming summer vacation. Include necessary details about timing, location and duration of the volunteer programme. Put your notice in a box.
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Make sure the notice is clear, with all necessary details like the time, location, and contact points for students to apply.
Updated On: Jan 14, 2026
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Volunteer Opportunity for Summer Vacation
The Social Service Club invites students of Classes IX - XII to volunteer for various community service projects during the upcoming summer vacation.
Details:
- Duration: 2 months (from June to July)
- Timing: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM, Monday to Friday
- Location: School Community Hall
Students interested in making a positive impact are encouraged to apply. Sign-up sheets are available at the Social Service Club office.
President, Social Service Club
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