Issue 10

     06 October 2024

SAFA NEWS

Career Guidance Class Inspires Students in Matool

On October 4, 2024, SAFA English Medium School in Matool hosted a career guidance class titled "SPARK." The event was attended by students of classes XI and XII, who were eager to learn about their future career options. Where the chief speaker, Hathiya Salih and Muhammed Sameer from 12 Science, delivered an inspiring talk on the importance of setting goals and believing in one's dreams. The message resonated with the young audience, who were encouraged to pursue their passions and work hard to achieve their aspirations., The "SPARK" class was a valuable experience for the students, who left the event feeling motivated and inspired. The event was successfully organized by 12 Batch .Hope to continue offering similar programs in the future.

Speaker of the month

Safa English Medium School announced the "Speaker of the Month" for September. The winners were Muhammad Sinan Salahuddeen from XII Science and Muhammad Bin Abdul Rasheed from X-B. The school congratulated both students on their achievement.

Sahodaya Competition

A Sahodaya District competition was held where students participated in drawing and writing events. A total of 18 students took part in the drawing contest, and 20 participated in the writing contest. In the drawing category, Umairah Ismail of Class 12B won first prize in the fourth category (collage), securing an A grade.  In the writing competition, Ahmed P. K. from Class 9A earned third prize in the third category for his essay in Malayalam. The event showcased the talents of many students and recognized their creativity and writing skills.

Ilal Madina Star of Arts Fest

Class 12 Individual Parents Meeting

Safa English Medium School held a series of individual parent-teacher meetings on 3rd ,4th and 5th of october to discuss the progress and performance of Class 12 students. The meetings provided a platform for parents to interact directly with the principal and class teacher, gaining insights into their child's academic performance, behavior, and overall development.
During the meetings, parents had the opportunity to:
 * Discuss their child's academic performance and identify areas where they might need additional support.
 * Discuss their child's behavior and any concerns they may have regarding their conduct.
 * Learn about the upcoming examinations and the importance of regular study and preparation.
 * Seek advice on career guidance and future academic pathways.
 * Share any feedback or concerns they have about the school or their child's education.
The principal and class teacher were available to answer questions and provide guidance to parents. They emphasized the importance of regular communication between home and school and encouraged parents to stay involved in their child's education.
The parent-teacher meetings were a valuable opportunity for parents to gain a better understanding of their child's progress and to work collaboratively with the school to ensure their academic success.

Jr. Sports Meet

Matool, Kerala, India – Safa English Medium School recently hosted a vibrant Jr. Sports Meet, showcasing the athletic talents of its young students. The event was a colorful spectacle filled with enthusiasm and competitive spirit.
Students from various classes participated in a wide range of sporting events, including running races, jumping events, throwing events, and team sports. The young athletes demonstrated their skills, determination, and sportsmanship throughout the day.
The highlight of the meet was the prize distribution ceremony, where the winners of each event were awarded medals and certificates. The school principal Subair Sir congratulated all the participants for their excellent performance and encouraged them to continue pursuing their athletic interests.
The Jr. Sports Meet was a memorable event that not only promoted physical fitness and healthy competition but also fostered a sense of camaraderie and sportsmanship among the students. It was a testament to the school's commitment to providing a well-rounded education that includes extracurricular activities.

Sahodya Sports Quiz Winners Announced

Matool, Kerala, India – Sahodya Sports Quiz, a prestigious inter-school competition, recently concluded with the announcement of the winners. Safa English Medium School emerged victorious in the competition, showcasing their exceptional knowledge and passion for sports.
The quiz, which featured a series of challenging questions on various sports, attracted teams from several schools in the region. The participants demonstrated their in-depth understanding of sports history, rules, and current events.
Safa English Medium School's winning team consisted of Thameem Ashkar and team. Their impressive performance throughout the competition earned them the coveted title of Sahodya Sports Quiz Champions.
The school's victory is a testament to the hard work and dedication of its students and teachers. It also highlights the importance of extracurricular activities in fostering academic excellence and overall development.

Gandhi Jayanthi Programmes

Gandhi Jayanthi was celebrated with great enthusiasm, featuring a range of competitions organized by various departments. Students participated in these events, showcasing their talents and reflecting on Gandhian values.

Competitions

Colouring and Drawing (Malayalam Dept)

Slogan Writing (Mathematics Dept)
Poster Designing: Reflecting Gandhian Values (Science Dept)
Jeevan Pradarshini Gandhiji (Hindi Dept)
Seminar Presentation: Contemporary Values of Gandhian Principles (English Dept)
Graphic Designing (IT Dept)

The winners of the following are:

Chronicle Quiz Winner

Issue 8 winner

👑👑Muhammed Zayan (12B)👑👑

Trust: A treasure untold

Trust is a seed planted deep in the soul,
It grows through the seasons, making us whole.
Watered with care, nurtured with time,
It strengthens the bond, a rhythm, a rhyme.

Yet fragile it is, like the wings of a dove,
It thrives on sincerity, honesty, love.
One careless word, one thoughtless deed,
And trust may falter, begin to recede.

But in its return, when nurtured anew,
It flourishes stronger, steadfast and true.
For trust is a treasure, fragile yet bold,
A bond between hearts more precious than gold.

-Sana(11A)

Dreams

Hold fast to dreams
For if dreams die
Life is broken-winged bird
That cannot fly.

Hold fast to dreams
For when dreams go
Life is a barren field
Frozen with snow.

-Sana Sajid (11B)

Never look back

I was alarmed 
By my own thoughts.
Stuck in a phase
and I couldn’t 
Move on.

I looked back to my past 
filled with grief,
of all the decisions
I’ve made was nothing
But worthless.

Yet then I realised
Looking back was
not an option 
But fighting it was 
So I fought it!

-Najva (10C)

മരങ്ങൾ

ഉയരവും അഭിമാനവും അവർ ദിവസം മുഴുവൻ നിൽക്കുന്നു. ഭൂമിയുടെ കാവൽക്കാർ അവരുടേതായ രീതിയിൽ ഇളം കാറ്റിൽ അവയുടെ ഇലകൾ സ്വതന്ത്രമായി നൃത്തം ചെയ്യുന്നു.

തളർന്ന കണ്ണുകൾക്ക്
ആശ്വാസകരമായ കാഴ്ച 
ആഴത്തിലുള്ള ശക്തമായ വേരുകൾ, ശാഖകൾ വീതിയും ഉയരവും 
തുറന്ന ആകാശത്ത്, പക്ഷികളുടെ സങ്കേതം 

അവരുടെ പുരാതന ജ്ഞാനം, നമുക്ക് നിർവചിക്കാൻ കഴിയില്ല, പ്രകൃതിയുടെ രൂപകൽപ്പനയുടെ ഒരു നിധി.

-Sara Zenha(10C)

Pollution: A human concern?

‘Ughhh it’s too damn hot nowadays’ says the one sitting in a private vehicle with an air conditioner blasting on maximum speed. Nope they can’t use the public transport, they can’t stop littering, they can’t plant more trees nor they can’t stop destroying the existing vegetation. Everyone wants the environment to heal by itself, they aren’t even concerned by their ill activities. “Be the person to initiate the activity, be the leader to lead the activity”. Nothing in the environment comes free, either we pay with the disastrous consequences upcoming or pay with hurting the environment itself. You can’t be sitting there expecting the world to heal on its own, you gotta support it atleast with physical labour or mentally uplifting nature. Plant more trees. Avoid littering. Make sure that there’s a specific area for proper waste disposal. Run campaigns, spreading awareness of the environmental issues. Use public transportation. Go green buy cycles and electric vehicles. And most importantly be a role model for the upcoming generations. Show them the best way to link in with nature. We ourselves should be taking the initiative to show the best route to environmental sustainability.

-Fadhi Abdul latheef (12B)

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