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Ink and Ideas: DMES and BCNHS join forces for Journalism training

Dominican Mirador Elementary School (DMES) and Baguio City National High School (BCNHS) collaborated for a school-based Journalism training, English and Filipino, November 16.

The training began with a short program that introduced the goals of the activity and emphasized the importance of campus journalism in developing critical thinking and communication skills, fostering teamwork and skill-building among young aspiring journalists.

“This event will help future journalists to become better in fields and it will help them in their journalistic skills,” Ma’am Sherly Mae Neri said, English, School Paper Adviser-BCNHS.

The sessions featured one-on-one mentoring, where BCNHS editorial staffs guided DMES learners in various journalism categories. Topics discussed included news writing, feature writing, editorial writing, editorial cartooning, column writing, sports writing, photojournalism, editorial cartooning and copyreading and headline writing. Each session focused on techniques, formats, and content tailored to the specific event, followed by hands-on workshops.

Participants created outputs that were reviewed and critiqued by BCNHS mentors and School Paper Advisers, ensuring constructive feedback to help hone their skills.

The event concluded successfully, leaving a lasting impression on DMES learners and inspiring them to excel in campus journalism.

Cawaing bags gold in Damath Fest

Jhoross Cawaing, a Grade 4 learner from Dominican Mirador Elementary School (DMES), secured the gold medal in the Damath competition, excelling in a swiss round-robin format during the Division Damath and Sci-Dama Festival held at Lucban Elementary School on November 9.

Cawaing scored 7 wins out of 9 games during the elimination round. In the final round, he delivered a flawless performance, securing 5 wins out of 5 games and claimed the championship title.

“Achievement feels real,” Jhoross shared. “Winning this game has always been my dream,” he added.

Other DMES learners also showcased their skills in the event. Julie Hannah Maye L. Lacbongan, a Grade 6 learner, and Leeyam Marc P. Dizu from Grade 5 represented DMES in the Damath competition.

Meanwhile, in the Sci-Dama competition, Sophia Kish R. San Sebastian, a Grade 5 learner, brought home the bronze medal in the Power Patrol category. Competing in a round-robin format at Mabini Elementary School, she placed second during the elimination round, winning several key matches out of 9 games. In the final round, she secured third place out of five games.

DMES was also represented by other participants in Sci-Dama, including Gian Gabriel S. Suarez (Grade 3), Clarence R. Corpuz (Grade 4) in the Water Patrol category, and Renz Nathan S. Pulido, a Grade 6 learner.