QuillsPublished by: Ace Public School (Articles written by Class 7th and 5th)Manjeri - 3, Karuvambram Post. 676123. acepublicschool2006@gmail.com, www.acepublicschool.org

Issue No: 13/ Oct 2015

A DROP IN THE OCEAN YET PRECIOUS

Prep 1 students organized a fruits day on October 6. The event was intended for kids to get familiarized with various fruits and their plants. The children were sent to the

FRUITFUL LEARNING

All seem to be caught in the web of social media and the impact it makes on students’ learning style is a cause of concern for many. Distractions that threaten to ensnare us in frivolous ad-dictions have sieged us, yet a focussed individual can strengthen the skills needed for shining in the present world. Interestingly, the world of opportunities awaits eve-ryone who can exhibit their unique talents,effect a ripple of positive change and ex-pose a great degree of social and emotional skills. Thus, a child showing respect for and strenuously pursuing the tenets of good values

and principles with judicious management of opportuni-ties, abilities and time has covered half the distance on the way to personal achieve-ment. The SA-1 examination is over. The results, irrespec-tive of their merit, must re-invigorate us to strive still harder, learn from follies and feel fresh flashes of realiza-tions. Consequently, each day should bring us thoughts to improve ourselves. Let the forth coming school activi-ties like the sports and tour be enriching moments for all students to learn from. To-gether we work hard and win together.

by parents’ in-volvement in sending with their wards vari-ous fruits, plants and twigs bear-ing fruit.This joy of happy learn-ing experience knew no bounds when they were served a feast of fruit salad to-wards the end.

Mr. Ummer Arakkal, Secre-tary Kidney Patient welfare society and, Mr. KA Shaji, Executive member, Pain and Paliative Care Manjeri re-

IN A HURRY TO PLUG HOLESThe science club observed Ozone Day on 8th October. A quiz program and essay writ-ing for classes 6 and above were the main events.The quiz was held in three stages. Amal S Krishna of 6A bagged

first prize in the Quiz com-petition and Fathima Nidha, Ayisha M Rafeeq and Shifas got first prize in essay writing. The principal gave away the prizes to the winners of both the events.

Sunday madrassa, an ambitious venture to extend the arena of moral academic at Ace, got off to a solid be-ginning on October 4. The

program opens its doors to students in the age group of 10 to 18 (including students from outside) The time is conveniently set from 7.30 to 9.30 am every Sunday.

STRENGTHENING THE EDIFICE

school staff with invitation cards thus paving the way for grasping the nuances of a formal social dialogue set-ting. The celebration got its due weightage as evidenced

The intra-school football Competition was held on Oct 13th as part of Kerala Sports Day.The games were held in Junior and Senior categories,The Tajmahal and the Ajanta won the trophy in

the senior and junior catego-ries respectively while the El-lora had to be content with the runners up slot in both.The trophies were distribut-ed by the newly elected PTA president Mr.Zakeer Husain.

Earlier, the e x e c u t i v e body of the PTA had met to select the presi-dent and discussed a wide range of issues c o v e r i n g ch i l d ren ’s progress.

STATE SPORTS DAY OBSERVED

Mr. Mansoor Othayi addressing Al-Fitrah Teachers in the workshop conducted on 19th Sept 2015.

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ceiving cheque collected for charity fund by students from the School captain Hamna Ismail and the vice captain Minal KP.

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TOWARDS A HEALTHY BOND

ROOM FOR SCIENTIFIC SPIRIT

The executive body of the school PTA met on 13th October and selected Mr. Zakeer Husain the President. The meeting dis-cussed various issues putting forward suggestions to elevate the school standard. Later, the members took part in the valedic-tory session of the intra school football competition, The PTA president gave away the trophies to the winners.

A day of Merriment for Kids

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The science club hosted ‘Scientia’ a science exhibition by all students with creative temper. The replica of several modern gadgets and machinery operated on multiple energy sourc-es formed the exhibits besides charts show-ing projects, diagrams and maps that lined the walls. The working models of volcanic eruption, bio electricity, wind mills, air coolers and sensors held the centerstage of the event. Children from grade 3 to 10 rendered their ac-tive role with sound explanation for air pressure , chemical changes and biological process. Group toppers from class 7, 8, 9 and 10 will be given prizes.

Close on the heels of Fruits Day observed by KG, the al-fit-rah too joined the act for its tiny kids on 10th October 2015. Both

the events were mutually acknowledge by the KG and al-fitrah kids. The day was hilarious for the kids when they too had an active role in the Salad making process.

swachh puraskar for September 2015 was awarded to class 5 B. Grade 5 C came second in the ranking.

Photo GalleryFrom Fruits day Celebrations

Kick off

Final preparations for the Sports 2015. More photos and news on next issue.

The executive members, PTA with the football champions On the way to the exhibition hall

Chairman Dr. K. Abdulrahiman addressing the executive committee. (inset) The PTA president Mr. Zakeer Husain.

MATHEMATICIANS IN KERALA ANSHA RANEEN - 7A Some famous Mathem

aticians like Bhaskarajarya, Neelakanda Swamiji and Ka-dasseri Parameswaran Nam-boodiri lived in Kerala. Bhaskarajarya who lived in 1114 AD was also known to be Keralite Mathematician. His main works are Leelavathi, Siddhanda Shiromani, Aryabattium, Mahab-haskarium, Laghu bhaskarium etc. He is known as Indian Euclid or father of Geometry.

In 17th century western country mathematicians dis-cussed about the value pie and found that it is not a frac-tion. But before that in 15th century Neelakanda Swamiraj explained it. Neelakanda Swa-miraj lived in 1464 AD at Tirur, Malappuram Dist. of Kerala. His brother Shankaran is an Astron-omist. Thandra’s Samagraham it is an astronomic book which describes about circumference

arch, cosine, sine which are used in Astronomic studies. Vadasseri Parameswaram Namboodiri lived in 1431 at Tirur, Malappuram District in Kerala. He was an Astronomist. He researched for around 55 years in that field.

O3 or the Ozone is not such a simple roof. It has its own pecu-liarity and importance. Friends! Have you ever thought that the simple refrigerators and Air Conditioners can also harm us? If you are thinking that these are only giving advantages for us, just reject that thought. Ozone (O3) is formed when with the O2 or Oxygen com-bines with another O or Oxygen atom. This is a continuous proc-ess, thus it will go on like O3 + O = 2O2. Now from these O2 + O2 the process continues and we can understand that the rate of re-action is same for both.O2 + O = O3O3 + O = 2O2 both of these are happening continuously. Chlorine from CFC and Bro-mine from Halone catalyze the

OZONE - THE PROTECTORsecond process thus more O2 are made than O3. This is how the Ozone depletion happens. Here as O2 is produced more, the ozone balance would be re-duced. Ozone depletion is being done either by your refrigerator or A/C which gives out CFC, so better be cautious!

I saw the sun havinga peep from Blue OceanControlling its brightest passionI saw the fog being fledWhen the glossy rays come over them

The buds slowly opened their faceMaking sure that there are no brutal plansTheir glistering face made my little gardenGlorious one among all…

The kitchen of the trees set to workIn the greenly NourishmentThe greenery of leaves woke upMaking the earth unique.I thought in my vast imaginationHow can that be? Just thenI heard cocks of dozenFrom where I got all the answer

I WELCOME U MORNING

SHIFAS. M - 7A

Oh! Rain Oh! Rain.Raining makes us happy,Children play in the rain water Splashes water, how lovely to play.We make boat and,Float it in waterThe streams, lakes and all floatsIn a force, how beautiful to see.After rain the sun rises,We see beautiful rainbows,With seven colours,Can anyone guessHow beautiful will it be??Yes of course it will be beautifulWe like to play in rainBut we hate splashing muddy water,Which we never care much.Rain is enjoyable and beautiful.

I have dreamsSo many dreamsSome happenSome never happenMy one dreamIs to become a doctorBut my biggest dream Is to achieve heaven

MY DREAMS SAJA.V - 5B

RAIN! RAIN!

I believe I can flyI believe I can touch the skyI believe I can flyI believe I can touch the skyLike the birds in the skyI believe I can fly.Higher than the birds in the skySo here I go flying in the sky

FLY TO THE HIGH

SANA SALIM - 5C

RAYAN - 5B

1 Try to get books that show you step by step instructions of kung-fu.2 Get good quality materials to learn.3 If you learn kung-fu focus on blockings, punches, stances, basics, fighting techniques.4 Eat healthy food.5 Meditate and stretch before you start.6 Never show your kung-fu unless it is necessary.

WANT TO LEARN KUNG-FU

AZOON. C, 7C

Children like video games. But we don’t know it makes us fools. My father will always delete games but I will again download it. We should play games like cutting fruits, spell-ing games etc. Shooting games may spoil our brain. We use mo-bile phones of parents. It is not to play games, but it is to make phone calls or send messages.

IMPACT OF VIDEO GAMES

KARTHIC - 5A Once upon a time, there was a big eagle named Nigal. Ni-gal wanted to catch a sparrow named Riri. Nigal searched for Riri everywhere, but he could not find him. Suddenly, Nigal found Riri in his nest. Nigal broke the nest and Riri fell to the ground. Nigal dived down to Riri very fast, but Riri moved away. Nigal crashed down to the ground and Riri es-caped.

NIGAL, EAGLE & RIRI SPARROW

AYSHA ABDUL RAUF - 5B

Once upon a time there lived a witch named Evil Queen. She has a spell to become the Rainbow Princess. A girl named Juliet lived in that village. She loves Rainbow. One day Juliet was getting ready to go out to play. When she opened the door it was raining. Sadly Juliet went to room, she was bored. She peeped out through win-dow, for her surprise she saw a colourful rainbow. She looked at the rainbow and said “Oh! My rainbow, how colourful you are”. That was the spell to become a rainbow princess. Suddenly,

the rainbow came near her and changed her to a Rainbow Prin-cess, and also her house was changed to a castle. Rainbow said to Juliet “Hey! Juliet I will give you a magical spell, Use the spell when you are in danger and I will help you, the magical spell is ‘Oh, my God mother save me.” After sometime Juliet went to her garden. She saw Evil Queen the witch. The witch caught Ju-liet. She recited the spell “Oh my God mother save me”. A God mother came and GUESS WHAT HAPPENED NEXT –

THE RAINBOW PRINCESS RANA MOHAMMED - 5B

Once upon a time there lived a poor farmer named Jack. He lived in a small house. He hasn’t got enough money to live. One day he got a diamond necklace. He took the diamond and sold it for 1,00,000 rupees, and gave the money to charity.

THE FARMERAYISHA SIMILI - 5B

ANSHA RANEEN - 7A

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Ameen Haseeb - 5B

Ameena Sherin - 5A

Ansha Raneen - 7AAysha Abdul Rauf - 5B

Aysha MP - 5A

Hanaan - 5A

Haneen - 5A

Isha - 5A

Kenz - 5B

Lena Fathima - 5B

Maazin - 5A

Najiya. VP - 5B

Nazal - 5A

Nihal Nazar - 7A

Nishma Jan - 5A

Riya P - 5A

Rizwan - 5A Saja V - 5B

Sana Salim - 5CSangeesh Khan - 7A

Shahama - 7A

Sree Parvathy - 5A

Zamil Ali PK - 5B