01/12/2023
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Tabuk City National High School, through its English Club, holds extemporaneous speaking and read-a-thon activities, Nov. 24.
entitled "Enabling Language: Bridging Cultures, Connecting the World, Nov. 24.
According to Ms. Charise Boclongan, the organizer of this activity, the aim is to enhance the students' speaking skills.
With a score of 94.33%, the winner of the extemporaneous speaking Ms. Rhainne Gamongan from Grade 10 curriculum. Meanwhile, the second-placed student is in grade 11 followed by two grade 12 students.
According to Gamongan, the one who garnered the first spot, she won because of her experiences and the fact that she already participated in multiple contests concerning extemporaneous and authoritarian contests.
And one of the contestants, Ms. Jami Maslan, said that when she heard the result, she didn't feel sad, even though she did not win; instead, she felt happy for those other contestants because she knew that they deserved it better than her.
Grade 8 won in the Read-a-thon for Category A and Grade 9 bagged gold for Category B.
On Monday, Dec. 4, first-ever stand-up comedy competition, declamation, and speech choir will be facilitated.
These activities are part of the English Festival celebration which shall culminate on Dec. 6 when the annual parade of gods and goddesses will be witnessed.