MovieZen Chapter 2, a national-level interschool short film contest, was organised by the Department of Mass Media Studies of Yuvabharathi Public School in collaboration with the DJ Academy of Design, Coim- batore, in association with UYIR, the Road Safety movement.

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It’s not just a place where you get to learn Einstein’s Theory
of Relativity. It’s also a place where you can think beyond
the classroom. Hence we say, SCHOOL IS COOL
SCHOOL IS COOL
03
THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 2024
E
LGI School works to cater to the
all- round development of the
student fraternity with extra-
curricular activities, competitions,
events and external examinations for
the holistic development of the pu-
pils.
‘I am an author’ a leading pub-
lishing company conducted a ‘story
writing contest’ on children’s day
. Few
students from the school participated
and Apurva.C of class IX bagged
runner-up. Dakshitha of class VI, Sai
Sri Dhaniya and Jebisha won First,
Second and consolation prize in
Thirupaavai Thiruvempaavai compe-
tition that was held on 7 January in
Suburban Matric. Hr. Sec. School.
Ajay
.R, Aadhil Sabari, Shreevanth
and Harshan were certified with the
Graham Bell World Record for their
legs tied and rolling the Silambam-
single stick consistently for 2½ hours.
Sai Sree, Yazhini, Deshna.S, Abisek
and Pranesh Karthick held various
ranks in level 2 Win National Spell
Bee competition.
MOVIEZEN 2, YUVABHARATHI’S NATIONAL-LEVEL
INTERSCHOOL SHORT FILM CONTEST
M
ovieZen Chapter 2,
a national-level in-
terschool short
film contest, was organised
by the Department of Mass
Media Studies of Yuvabhar-
athi Public School in col-
laboration with the DJ
Academy of Design, Coim-
batore, in association with
UYIR, the Road Safety
movement. Cinema is a
window into society and,
for the most part, a mirror
with the power to not only
highlight issues but also of-
fer answers.
MovieZen chose Road
Safety as the theme of this
national-level interschool
short film contest for stu-
dents from class VIII to XII
with the objective of rais-
ing Road Safety awareness.
It is noteworthy that Yuvab-
harathi conducted the first
chapter of Moviezen as an
online festival in 2021 to
support the Humane Ani-
mal Society. MovieZen 2,
synchronised by the Mass
Media Studies students, re-
ceived 42 registrations from
many schools across the
nation.
Some notable partici-
pants in the short film con-
test were Panchayat Union
Middle School, Corporation
Schools, and Government
Schools.
The finale of the event
was conducted on 14.12.2023
at Yuvabharathi Public
School in the presence of
M. Rajarajan, the Deputy
Commissioner of Police
(Traffic), Coimbatore City
Police, who presided as the
Chief Guest, C.Anand,
Chairman and Geetha Jay-
achandran, Principal of
Yuvabharathi Public
School.
The Deputy Commis-
sioner of Police (Traffic)
addressed the audience re-
garding awareness of road
safety and commended the
school for selecting Road
Safety as the theme of the
short film contest.
During the event, V.H.
Ezhil Oviya presented an
ode to movies, and R. Mo-
hamed Shafiq captivated
the audience with an in-
triguing movie-related
quiz.
Adwaith Thought Acad-
emy, Coimbatore, emerged
a s t h e w i n n e r, a n d
Shri Nehru Vidyalaya Ma-
triculation Higher Second-
ary School, Coimbatore,
finished as the first runner-
up. CS Academy, Coim-
batore, and Corporation
Middle School, Cheranman-
agar, Coimbatore, were de-
clared the second runners-
up.
The Chief Guest, the
Chairman and the Princi-
pal felicitated the winners
and honoured them with
prizes. Mr. Anand Jeyasin-
gh and Mr. Vinish Kumar,
teacher mentors at Yuvab-
harathi, thanked all the
schools who extended sup-
port to MovieZen 2 with
their enthusiastic partici-
pation.
ELGI SCHOOL BEAMING WITH PRIDE AS
STUDENTS ACHIEVE OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENTS
S
o, it is January, the first
month of 2024 which means
new start, new hope, new
plans, new opportunities and
much more for everyone right!
Since it is January Let’s talk about
Pongal! The first big festival of the
year! So, what is Pongal? People
come up with different answers.
A flavourful delicious dish an-
swers a foodie, A big, long holiday
answered by a working profession-
al,Goldenperiodof salesanswered
by a businessperson, new clothes
and celebrations answers a kid.
What is Pongal again!? Ask a farm-
er, the answer will be purely emo-
tional.Theirfacialgesturesanswer
before their word does! Pongal is
the festival of farmers which is ob-
servedinthemonthof Thaiaccord-
ing to the tamil solar calendar
whichisafour-dayfestivalcelebrat-
edto thank theSunGodforhelping
farmers in getting better yielding
crops.
The farmers express their
gratitude to nature, their cattle
and their God for a bountiful har-
vest. They happily cel-
ebrate Pongal by pray-
ing, preparing pongal,
decorating their home
and cattle, giving gifts
etc. What a great day
for the farmers right!
Now what is on the
other side of a farm-
er’s life. Do you think being a
farmer is easy? Are they treated
properly? Are they paid fairly?
Are they happy for the service
they do? A bunch of questions
pops up right! But no, their life is
not easy, nor are they paid fairly
.
But yes, they are happy for the
service they do despite their finan-
cial difficulties and mental strug-
gles they face in their day-to-day
life. There are various factors like
productivity
, influence of the mid-
dlemen, infrastructure, unpredict-
able weather conditions and more
which contribute to the low in-
come of farmers which is a basic
need.
The struggles they face are
endless. A lot of farmers lost their
life, livelihood, land, family, re-
spect and quit farming and
started working in other jobs
for their basic financial need
which is a tragedy. In my
view. I would just say that
farmers are the real angels sent
by God who dedicates their entire
life just to feed the entire world.
Farmers should be treated prop-
erly and paid fairly for the service
they render for the world.
This will be possible only
when you! The young minds who
are the leaders of the next gen-
erations think and act accord-
ingly to save
farming to
save farm-
ers and to
save the
nation.
J u s t
think!
ROSELINE J.
Department of History
Lisieux Mat Hr Sec School
THE FESTIVAL OF
FARMERS
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Understanding the
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arises.
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In times of technical difficulties,
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The Apple Green Screen is-
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origins, exploring user experi-
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ed individuals seek solutions, the
collective efforts of the Apple
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ADHARSH.R ,
Class IX ,
SBIOA Public Sr.
Sec. School ,
Pattanam
NAKASHTRA, Class V ,
SBIOA Public Sr. Sec. School.
A NAYANIKA , Class II ,
PSG Matriculation School.
RENITHA R , Class V ,
Sri Gopal Naidu Children’s School.
K VARUN , LKG ,
Sri Gopal Naidu Children’s School.
‘ KUTTY COPS ‘ –
SAFEGUARDING TOMORROW
THROUGH ‘RIDDLES SONG ‘
S
ri Gopal Naidu Children’s School features a spectrum of
activities to educate and convey messages about responsible
road behaviour. The result of activities done not only fos-
tered a sense of camaraderie among the kids but also they all
served as a powerful medium in promoting Road Safety Rules.
As a part of the weekly activities, special assembly was con-
ducted on Tuesday
. Class V Kutty Cops students prepared a few
riddles with the help of their teachers, insisting us to wear seat
belts, helmets, walk on foot path etc., and presented with the cine
tune which made the audience enthusiastically participate in
answering the riddles. The correct answers were encouraged
with claps. The way they presented was appreciable, interesting
and informative. The students were also taught that ‘If everybody
is safe on the roads then roads will be safe for everybody’. The
principal and the teachers appreciated for their effort taken and
the riddle charts prepared by them were displayed for the par-
ents’ awareness in the school notice board.