- My idea is that the first event for the the British Culture Day could be named 'Bringing the words to life' and it would involve some volunteer students staging 5 min.

Unsure of the meaning of "staging".
"min" is an abbreviation, want to avoid using for formal writing.

extracts from enduring classic plays and novels like 'The Importance of Being Earnest' or 'The Picture of Dorian Grey' by Oscar Wilde or 'Pygmalion' by Bernard Shaw.

- Sounds really good for the first part of a draft agenda but we still need the middle and the closing parts, as well as to fill the breaks somehow.

- My idea is that the first event for the the British Culture Day could be named '"Bringing the wWords to lLife' and i". It would involve some volunteer students staging 5 minreciting five-minute extracts from enduring classic plays and novels like "The Importance of Being Earnest" or "The Picture of Dorian Grey" by Oscar Wilde, or "Pygmalion" by Bernard Shaw.

extracts from enduring classic plays and novels like 'The Importance of Being Earnest or The Picture of Dorian Grey by Oscar Wilde or Pygmalion by Bernard Shaw.

- SThat sounds really good for the first part of a draft agenda, but we still need the middle and the closing parts, as well as toa way to somehow fill the breaks somehow.

For the closing part, the audience might be entertained by some of our students or some of the school singing club members performing modern songs by well known artists who have received numerous accolades likesuch as Adele, Ed Sheeran, Dua Lipa or, and James Arthur.

- Looks like we're going to have 3 competitions in the areas of acting, singing and basic knowledge onf British Culture.

- A previously appointed jury could choose 3the three best performers in each of the 3three categories.

Single-digit numbers are typically spelled out.

For the awards, I hope, the Parents Board has reserved some budgetof their budget for prizes.

- I reckon that two 5 minPerhaps the two five-minute breaks in between the events could be used for an afternoon tea banquet.

breaks in between the events might be used for an afternoon tea banquet.

HenceYet another group of students would be responsible for preparing select teas, sandwiches, petite cakes and scones with clotted cream.

- Yes, it's going to be massive, but we're only half way through the planning.

We also need some aesthetic decor to put the participants in the right mood and to create a welcoming atmosphere.

I'll just need a large pinboard, a few postcards with British cities, some cardboard letters to fixfor the name of the event, and a Union Jack.

- Of course, what remains is a list ofthe guests list.

To my mI thindk we should invite ourthe school's authorities, the representatives of the Parents Board, and of the education section in the British Embassyrepresentatives of the British Embassy's department of education.

- Now that you've helped me devise this plan, I can call you a rock-solid student.