Cic Journalism Contest.docx

CIC Journalism Contest A true sense of journalism is taken in the insatiable expression of words in the motive for social change. This courage lies in sharing one’s opinion in the midst of varied judgments and instills a reminder in us as to how the pen is truly mightier than the sword. Journalists are truly essential to a free nation. Inspired by this, the Communication Arts Area held a Journalism Contest from Grades 4 to 10 on the afternoon of March 21. The students expressed their perspectives as to mental health, social media and even covered the different activities that occurred during the Synergy Days. It was through this that they were given a platform to express their thoughts and talents as to different issues. True presentations of critical evaluation were exhibited by the students that truly motivate us all to form opinions for ourselves and to use our voices to make a difference in our society. Grade 4 News writing- Annika Zhela K. Gabilan (Opening Ceremony of Synergy Days) Editorial Cartooning- Timothea Grace M. Tarantelli (Social Media Addiction) Grade 5 Sports Writing- Gwyneth Jessica Mollaneda (Basket Ball) Editorial Cartooning- Hannah Alexandra B. Antonio (Social Media Addiction) Grade 6 Editorial Writing- Christian Dale Lardizabal (Social Media Addiction) Editorial Cartooning- Blissie Infiesto (Social Media Addiction) Grade 7 Copy Reading- Ianna Carmela Barrameda (Mental Health) Editorial Cartooning- Christianne Kyle Malabon (Mental Health) Grade 8 News writing- Manressa Jhune Degollacion (Opening Ceremony of Synergy Days) Editorial Cartooning- Divine Grace Pilario (Mental Health) Grade 9 Editorial Writing- Trisha Nina N. Tariman (Mental Health)

Editorial Cartooning- Mikaela Alessandra B. Daniel (Mental Health) Grade 10 Feature Writing- Jan Henri C. Culanag (I am a Vincentian: Beloved. Gifted. Empowered.) Editorial Cartooning- Joshua G. Anico (Mental Health)