Chiang Kai Shek College Through Students’ Eyes: A Mini-Exhibit - Celebrating the 75th Foundation Anniversary
- Created on June 27, 2014 4:23 PM
- Last Updated on July 28, 2014 7:35 AM
- June 27, 2014 4:23 PM
“CKSC: Together We Are One”, the concluding message of the Best Documentary Show won by a group spearheaded by Jaystyn Yu of IV – 10, is truly shown in the activity, “CKSC Through Students’ Eyes: A Mini-Exhibit” as a pre-celebration of the 75th Foundation Anniversary. The exhibit showcases talent and creativity in drawing, skills, and knowledge in making documentary videos from the Universal Kindergarten up to the High School Levels. As shown in the exhibit, students were able to capture the 75 glorious years of the institution and to visualize the promising future of the school. It was indeed a success since various departments were actively involved.
To open the mini-exhibit formally, the college president, Dory Poa, Ph. D., together with distinguished school administrators from various departments, cut the ribbon and viewed the exhibit last June 27 at the school lobby. The exhibit will last until July 4 to accommodate students, parents, non-teaching personnel, teachers, and school officials to witness the potentials of the basic education students.
“Making Dreams: A Reality” sums up the students’ visions of a great CKSC in the future. Showcased in the exhibit are the winners from the different contests from different grade and year levels. The exhibit includes the following winners in their corresponding categories:
Best Documentary
- First Place – Jaystyn Yu, Dexh Tan, Mikhael Go, Arvin Lim, Wenzell, Lopez, Kimberlie Guevarra, Ricca Huang, Eylaine Sy, and Patrick Uy ( IV – 10 )
- Second Place – Gere Ganixon Ang, Aaron Jimson Mandap, Kristine Ang, Jemilyn Kaw, Kamille Lim, Ryanne, Valerie Ong, and Renee Julia Te ( IV – 1 )
- Third Place – Laellaigce Gervacio, Aaron Ramirez, Claudia King, Kim Miranda, Marque Yu-Chiong, and Michael Quintin ( IV – 6 )
Best Photojournalism
- First Place – “From Flipping Pages of the Book to Swiping the Screen of a Tablet” by Jefferson Chua Gr. 9-1
- Second Place – “CKSC: A Sanctuary of Reflections and Serenity” by Raymond King Dela Cruz Gr. 9 - 6
- Third Place – “A Great Leap” by Jessica Chen Gr.9 – 5
- Runners –up
- “On a Brighter Side” by Janina Cheng Gr. 9 – 1
- “Bright Students, Bright Future” by Bianca Redulla Gr. 9-8
Best Poster Making ( Intermediate Level )
- First Place – Darwin Alexander Co Gr. 6 - D
- Second Place – Carl Daineal Tiu Gr. 6 - D
- Third Place – Hazelle Gan Montecillo Gr. 6 – C
Best Poster Making ( Primary Level )
- First Place – Jovanna Tan Gr. 3 - B
- Second Place – Josh Bradley Cimanes Gr. 3 - F
- Third Place – Sze Sze Lam Gr. 3 – B
Best Poster Making ( Universal Kindergarten )
- First Place – Shanna Audrey See
- Second Place – Ethan Rylan Cheng
- Third Place – Sadie Valerie Lindsey Sim
The activity would not be a success without the cooperation of the following departments: The English Learning Area of the High School Department led by its coordinators, Mrs. Brenda Ong and Mrs. Marle Tan; the Universal Kindergarten headed by Mrs. Luzviminda Sim; the Elementary Department led by Mr. Antonio Uy; the High School Department headed by Mrs. Cristina Monsanto; the IT Services led by Mr. Clyde Ben Tan; the HS Discipline’s Office, and the Filipino HS Department headed by Mrs. Ruth Gabiane. The concept was executed by the activity coordinator and emcee of the ribbon cutting ceremony, Mr. Allan Rey Villaverde.
Article contributed by Mrs. Brenda R. Ong
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