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LEADERS 2015-16

QuillsPublished by: Ace Public School (Articles written by Class 9th and 3rd)Manjeri - 3, Karuvambram Post. 676123. [email protected], www.acepublicschool.org

Issue No: 11/ July 2015

The School parliament 2015-16 was officially set in motion on 31st July 2015, when all the elected members and House captains were given their respective badges in a simple function. The school principal highlighted the im-portance of persuasive com-munication employed by a leader aiming at a win-win mental state. On behalf of the school parliament, he sought the cooperation and support of all students to maintain higher standard of decorum in the campus.

Teams from eleven schools participated in the annual edi-tion of the interschool Islamic quiz, Rahma 2015 held on July 7. Mr.NoushadAreacode made a feast of fasting with his inimi-table skill of quizzing, felicity of presentation and typical sense of humour which both the con-testants and the audience rel-

- CONTEST TO AWAKEN VALUES

SCHOOL CAPTAIN SCHOOL V. CAPTAIN CCA. CAPTAIN CCA. V. CAPTAIN SPORTS CAPTAIN SPORTS V. CAPTAIN

HAMNA ISMAIL MINAL. KP ALIYA FATHIMA NAJIYA SHOUKATH ANSIL MOHAMMED AKHIL MOHAMMED

HOUSE CAPTAINS

AJANTHA TAJMAHAL CHARMINAR ELLORA

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ished throughout. The neck to neck cruise towards the final round saw Sullamussallam School, Areacode become champions edging the host school to the second spot. The program was inaugurated by Prof. NV Abdurahman and the school chairman gave away prizes and certificates.

Van Mahotsav or Affor-estation Drive was observed in the first week of July under HOT SCIENCE team. The stu-dents from Grade IV visited all classes and departments of the school in a colourful proces-sion festooned with charts and plants. The need for planting trees for a greener and safer earth was stressed in the mes-sage which the kids delivered.

FOR A GREEN FUTURE

Mehandi Competition as a part of of EID Celebrations

Anti Drug Abuse and Illicit trafficking day observed on June 26 (News in Page 2)

STUDENTS’ REPRESENTATIVES SWORN IN

MOH. MANAL, NESHWA NAUSHAD, MOH. AFNAN, FIDHA ABD. MAJEED, HAZIM ISMAIL, LULU AHSANA, MOH. MEHZIN, RIDHA REEM

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Making their marksunder 19 girls doubles Dis-trict Badminton C o m p e t i t i o n held at Unity Women’s Col-lege last month. Ace congratu-lates their effort and achieve-ment!

Lulu Ahsana and Misna.P of class X bagged 2nd prize in the

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Four clubs - Science Challengers, Flora Club, Oceanic Club and Science Club - converged to conduct a campaign against drug abuse and Il-licit trafficking onJune 26 to observe Anti-Drug Abuse Day. The procession carrying placards and collage work orchestrated by chosen speakers brought the urgent message to all classes.

FIGHTING TOOTH AND NAIL

swachh puraskar for June 2015 was award-ed to class VIII A. Grade 4 B came second in the

ranking.

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One day Harry was rowing the boat. He was looking all around .He saw birds, trees and ani-mals. That time one crocodile came out of the water .Harry got scared. He rowed the boat

HARRY AND THE CROCODILE AATHISH BIVIN, 3A

very fast .Crocodile tried to catch Harry. But Harry reached the shore. Crocodile became very sad and went under the water. Now Harry felt very happy.

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Once in New York City, there lived a detective named Ricky. There was a rich man called Charlie also lived in the city. One night, when Charlie was sleeping a thief entered his house and stole his money. When Charlie woke up in the morning, his wife told him to go to the market to buy things. He went to open his cupboard to take money. When he opened the cupboard he found that someone had stolen his money. He cried. When his wife heard Charlie crying, she ran to the room. She saw Charlie crying and asked him what happened. He told that someone stole their money. They decided to com-plain to the police. Charlie went to the police station. He told to the police the entire story. Then the police said, don’t worry we will find it back. The police called the detective, Ricky and told him the problem. Ricky said don’t worry I will find the mon-ey. After sometime Ricky went

RICKY THE DETECTIVEHARIRAM RAJESH, 3A

to Charlie’s house and checked his cupboard. Ricky found some finger prints inside Charlie’s cupboard. Then he went to the window and checked there. He found that the window glasses are loosened. He went outside the house. Ricky found some footprints. He followed the foot-prints and it ended at a house. Ricky looked from outside the window. He saw that the thief was looking at his cupboard. He quietly went inside the thief’s house and waited for the thief to turn back. When the thief turned, Ricky raised his gun and said say the truth or else I will shoot you. The thief be-came scared and told the truth to Ricky. He caught the thief and brought him to the police station and handed to the police. Then he went to Charlie’s house and gave him his money back. Char-lie thanked Ricky for finding his money.

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“Selfies are some-thing new to me, but as

I have become increas-ingly addicted to Instagram,

I have been accused of post-ing too many of them. I was called out to the “Today” show, and have even been called the selfie king,”

James Franco (Director, Actor, Writer)

Selfies are photos taken by oneself usually to share in any social networking site. It has risen to the greatest extent that the modern 21st century will be incomplete without the greatest addiction – selfies. The term selfies was named as the in-ternational word of the year in 2013 by the oxford dictionary which proves its popularity. You might have have seen these selfies in Facebook and other social networking sites. There is even a song in the ra-dio about it! We are awash in selfies. British Prime Minister David Cameroon, US Presi-dent Barack Obama and the list goes on till Pope Francis. This 6 letter word is not as short and simple as it is. Youngsters take

their photos, post it on facebook and wait for the comments and likes. This phenomenon is not as simple as it is. It consumes a lot of time for the person waiting for lovely comments and likes. In addition to it, if the person gets a negative comment, his mind becomes the weakest of all and he himself is caught in the grip of depression and distraction. Selfies have become such a massive trend among the youngsters. The very entertain-ing activity just forms a very small fraction of the term self-ies. But it is much more than that. The danger in selfies can be considered as the universe if the entertainment hidden in selfies is considered to be an ant. The physical and mental health experts comment upon selfies as the worst cause of de-pression, narcissism and other deadly mental disorders. As you proceed with selfies, the span of your life becomes short. The best example for this cause of selfies is mentioned below. Danny Bowman, a 19 year old was born in a rich family in Britain. The first impression he

made himself on his first selfie market was the onset of the ‘Selfie addict David Bowma’. The madness of selfies always twirled his mind. He started spending 10 – 20 hours a day taking selfies. He did not go out of his house for six months. He dropped out of school. He be-came aggressive to his parents. And gradually, one more selfie addict was born. The doctor, who treated him said that Danny is just one among the millions who are selfie addicts. Selfies make a person beauty conscious. He / She focuses more on their ap-pearance and starts forgetting the valuable factors that should be maintained throughout the life. He / She - youngster or adult slowly becomes asocial, distracted and go crazy. The result of the above mentioned example was also the same. He took an overdose and tried to commit suicide but was luckily saved by his mother. Selfies are considered to be very intimate. Once shared, you can’t take it back. Selfies reveal the appearance of a person. It reveals other persons details

like residence, age of fam-ily members, which all makes easy for the stalkers to find out a person’s intimate details. It increases the chance of abus-ing a person’s account in some social networking site. Usually, selfies are taken when a person is shopping, driving, travelling etc which makes easy for the stalkers to find where the per-son is. The self confidence and self esteem may go down if the person is threatened by nega-tive comments. He / She always tries to find perfect looks for his/ her selfies. Its not a complete list of problems caused due to selfies. But just a few of them. Let this essay be a piece of information for the selfie addicts. Time and tide waits for no man. It is time to change the world from self-ies, cameras and selfie sticks to a hub of goodness and peace. Next time, when you post a self-ie, observe your consciousness on your appearance and just a word to remember – You are more than what you look like, Beauty is only skin deep.

SELFIE – THE NEW GENERATION DISEASE LINSHA FATHImA, 9B

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LINSHA, 3B

Sun comes at day timeMoon and stars at nightSun gives light to moonSun burns the earthThe stars are far away from usStars are bigger thansun and moonSun, moon and stars are good.

Sun, Moon & StarSAMVRITHA, 3A

She does all the work. She cooks tasty food. She takes care of everyone in my home. She cleans the house and pre-pares my lunch also. She gives me breakfast and she waits for me outside when I return from school. She takes care of me a lot. We should also do something for our mother. We should help her in the works and love her. Our mother is everything for us in the world.

MY MOTHER

Life is a pendulum Between joy and sorrowIt goes to and froAs soon as happiness comesSadness follows itIt is a gameAnd we are all players We should aim at the goalAnd never give upEven if our heart breaks We should re- build itTo succeed in life, is easyIf we face hurdles hopefullyThus, let’s make ourselves Brave and courageous And win the gameCalled life!

Life the Game

SALWA. TP, 9A

SHEZA, 3B

Hues...Hues...FIDHA. V, 9ABINSHIYA JASMINE, 9BMUHAMMED ZAYAN. 3A

FAHIM. P, 3B RAMSHID, 3B REEMA KAMAR, 9B MALAVIKA, 3A

ESHAN JUBAIR, 3B AISHWARYA, 3A FATHIMA SHAZA, 3B MALEEKA, 3A

NENA MARIYAM, 3B RUSHIL, 3A SHEZA, 3B FATHIMA MINHA, 3B

MUHAMMED NIYAS, 3B RIZA, 9A SHABNA ZAKKEER, 9A AEJAZ RAHMAN, 3A

BARZA, 3A AMEENA BENZIYA , 3AMOHD. SHADI, 3A NAVIDA, 3B JOONA, 3B

NOURISH, 3A

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