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Model Academy organizes 'English Language Week' 5/22/2019 10:20:05 PM Early Times Report Jammu, May 22: In its ongoing effort to sharpen the English language skills among the students, Model Academy, the prestigious school of MIER organized an English Language Week at both its branches from 16th May to 22nd May. The week was packed with an array of activities that provided a platform to the students to showcase their skills through various ingenious activities using English as medium of expression. The week was declared open by the school Principal, Pramod Srivastava and he wished good luck for all the activities scheduled for the week. On the first day Special Assembly on poets and eminent writers was organized. The students of primary wing participated in storytelling and spell bee competition. It was aimed at creating awareness of the possibilities of using various words in oral and written expression and helped in adding words to the active vocabulary and familiarize the students with functional grammar. The best four students from each House were selected for the final round. The students of Middle wing and Senior Wing showcased their oratory skills through debate competition on important topics like, "Is school uniform necessary", Should school canteen sell fast food" etc while the Senior wing debated on "Success or Happiness: What is more Important".   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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