English Festival 2017
Quezon National High School held its English Festival for the school year 2017-2018 last December 5, 6 and 7. The purpose of having this kind of gathering with the English Department and the students of the school is to showcase the talents and skills of each student in the different contests in the said event.
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The following events that I have witnessed are:
photo by: Greison McVerl V. Ortega
On the second day of the said festival (December 6), I have joined on the symposium about short film and radio drama where I learned so many things and I am certain that I can apply all those things on the next time I will be doing such things.
GOD AND GODDESS 2017. Different students from different grade levels competed and proved that they not only have beauty but they also have a brain where they answered the questions that has been assigned to them bravely.
I have helped on doing the materials for the Grade 10 Special Program in Journalism candidate for Goddess (Ivy Joy M. Panganiban who won Best in Formal Wear also known as Best in Creative Costume.
Let me introduce to you the official photojournalists of the festival that had happened since Day 1 until Day 3 of English Festival for the school year 2017-2018.
Meet Greison McVerl V. Ortega, the official photojournalist of the school's English Festival 2017 and The Coconut and Ang Niyog from Grade 9 SPJ Gryffindor under the advisory of Ms. Rubyrose C. Baldovino.
Meet Greison McVerl V. Ortega, the official photojournalist of the school's English Festival 2017 and The Coconut and Ang Niyog from Grade 9 SPJ Gryffindor under the advisory of Ms. Rubyrose C. Baldovino.
BEHIND A CHARACTER. Students from different grade levels of Quezon National High School wore a costume of who they want to portray, December 5.
GRAND PARADE. Quezon National High School students have gathered on the Grand Parade where the candidates of the Gods and Goddesses led the parade followed by the participants of radio drama (which I am one of the participants) and short film and the students who wore their own costumes portraying whether a fictional character or a true-to-life character.
photo by: Allen Rafael J. Ocampo
AT THE BACK OF A MASCARA. Grade 9 students from the Basic Education Curriculum had their living gallery presenting the Romeo and Juliet story, December 5.
LIVING GALLERY. Quezon National High School came up with an idea of characterizing the characters on the story of Romeo and Juliet.
I have helped on designing the living gallery of Grade 10 last December 1 and setting up it last December 4.
photo by: Greison McVerl V. Ortega
ON A CROWDED SPACE. Different students of Quezon National High School formed a line for they wanted to watch and listen to the entries of short film and radio drama festival, December 5.
Meet the English Festival Goddess 2016, Anjela Mariz Q. Salcedo of Grade 9 SPJ Slytherin under the advisory of Mrs. Chona C. De Ramos.
This was after her farewell walk and passed the crown to the newest Goddess.
Let's all welcome the newest Goddess of school year 2017-2018, Rose Anjanette R. Ranuda from the section of Grade 7 SPJ Erudite.
Let's all give a round of applause Carlven Joy F. Carandang for taking almost all the special and minor awards and for winning the title of God 2017.
The photo of the God 2017 and I were captured by his classmate and friend Lorenz.
Meet Allen Rafael J. Ocampo, the official photojournalist of the school's English Festival 2017 and The Coconut and Ang Niyog from Grade 9 SPJ Gryffindor under the advisory of Ms. Rubyrose C. Baldovino.
He is also one of the English Club officers for the school year 2017-2018.
I have experienced difficulties. I have felt bad. I have felt stressed. I felt all the things I could feel but I am proud to say that what happened on the three days of festival was worth it. It was fun. It was memorable.
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I am truly thankful knowing the fact that everything was fine last night (Day 3 and last day of English Festival 2017). It was unexpected for me to have shared few moments with the two guys who have been important in my life (not anymore now) but still important.
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I enjoyed the festival and I am sure that all the memories I have made in this event will be forever marked in my heart.
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I am very blessed that there are events like this (English Festival 2017) before I leave my dear alma mater.
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Thank you to the English Department and English Club officers for making this happen.
