COME JOURN WITH US!
Are you ready for a JOURNey of a lifetime? ⛵
Are you an incoming Grade 9 MaScian who is still undecided about their elective class? 🤔
This is the right time to join the ✒️English Journalism Elective Class ✒️ and enhance your skills in all journalism fields such as writing 🖊️, photojournalism 📸, cartooning ✏️, analysis 🔍, and broadcasting 🎤.
Shoot your shot ✨ and emerge yourself in this unique MaScian JOURNey!
The Nucleus invites you to be watchdogs of society, writing in the service of science, truth, and country. 🫶
Come JOURN with us, MaScians!💯
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Roan, C. (2024). Good Luck, Babe! [Recorded by Chappell Roan]. Karaoke Version [Audio File]. Retrieved from: https://youtu.be/Pq1W1kjIuLo
WATCH: Manila Science High School (MSHS) Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG) Presidents for school year 2023-2024, Marianne T. Pagilagan and school year 2024-2025, Arkin Yeshua B. Aznar delivered a joint-state of the school address detailing the current status of the school and the goals to be met by the new student leaders on May 21, 2024 at Room 908, during the turnover ceremony. | via Lianne Cyrel V. Luna
WATCH: NEW BEGINNINGS. As the new week begins, a hectic morning welcomed the Manila Science High School (MSHS) community on the first day of full face-to-face classes since the pandemic and the redevelopment of the new building today, March 4. | via Juan Carlos P. Antonio and Arkin Yeshua B. Aznar
WATCH: In a historic turnover ceremony, the outgoing principal, Mr. Manolo G. Peña, passes the Manila Science High School flag to Dr. Roland L. Dela Cruz, the incoming principal, which signifies the symbolic transfer of school’s leadership during the welcome ceremony in the Conference Room on February 19, 2024. | via Arkin Yeshua B. Aznar
Turnover Ceremony
WATCH: In a historic turnover ceremony, the outgoing principal, Mr. Manolo G. Peña, passes the Manila Science High School flag to Dr. Roland L. Dela Cruz, the incoming principal, which signifies the symbolic transfer of school’s leadership during the welcome ceremony in the Conference Room on February 19, 2024. | via Arkin Yeshua B. Aznar
WATCH: Get ready to tune in to our first broadcast! Join us as we kick off this episode by diving deep into the event from last week, starting with the Manila Science High School's 60th Foundation Anniversary celebration.
This is just the beginning. We will also take you through the incredible achievements of our students, unveil exciting developments on campus, and provide a sneak peek into the upcoming activities that will keep you informed and engaged.
Stay with us as we embark on a new exciting journey, not only to write but, this time, to broadcast in the service of truth.
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NUKLÊ FILES: Manila Science High School shines like a diamond as it celebrates its 60th Foundation Day. Through the years, it has produced successful graduates in various fields and continues to nurture students to become globally competitive individuals while empowering and serving others.
To more years of sustaining the tradition of excellence in the name of science, truth, and country.
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Introducing The Nucleus, where you are the center of the news.
Bringing you stories, details, and facts. Fast and accurate. With exclusive interviews with and for the MaScian community.
Nuklê Files, Broadcasting Soon...
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One ticket to EngJourn Class, please! 🎟️
As the school year is finally opening this August, have you chosen an elective class to spend your next two years with? 🤔
Every hour, every minute, every second - there are news waiting to be shared ❗️ Join us to be defenders of truth and watchdogs of society for 7️⃣ days a week.
If you are an incoming Grade 9 MaScian and still doubtful on which elective to choose, The Nucleus sends an invitation for you to enter the elective class to develop your skills in writing ✍️, analysis 👀, photojournalism 📸 and broadcasting 🎤 - English Journalism ✨!
You can be anything 💟 , here are other reasons why!!
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Reference for background music:
Jeon, J. (2023). Seven [Recorded by Jungkook featuring Latto]. On Seven (Weekend Version). Instrumental Version [Audio File]. Retrieved from https://youtu.be/MDLJbs_9Is8
LISTEN: Despite having limited time for training, the Manila Science High School English Radio Scriptwriting and Broadcasting Team PLACED IN BOTH INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP AWARDS and took home the 2nd BEST OVERALL RADIO PRODUCTION in the 2023 Manila Division Schools Press Conference in Manuel A. Roxas High School.
Listen to their winning broadcast below:
Along with the threats to those in the media comes the red tagging—a tool that has effectively silenced critics, making a hostile environment not only for journalists, but also for all vocal citizens. As the primary sources of information, journalism and the press are the frontliners of democracy. Threatening to silence such does not fall far from entirely putting the country under another dictatorship. (Mallorca, 2020, p. 4)
As we celebrate World Press Freedom Day today, may we never cease to write in the service of truth.
References:
Mallorca, A.R. (2020). Please Hold The Line. The Nucleus, 57(1), 4.
Video Clip from Group 1 Grade 9 English Journalism, School Year 2021-2022
Women can...and women will!
The Nucleus joins the world in honoring the accomplishments of women, and fighting for women's rights.
The commemoration of the International Women's Day dates back on March 8, 1917 when women were granted the vote in Soviet Russia, and it has since been observed with the purpose of bringing attention to persisting problems with gender equality and women's rights.
May we remember the women who proved that they are capable of taking charge of their own lives and being the proprietors of their own decisions, despite being hindered by harassment, violence, biases and stereotypes. Let us honor them by speaking up about inequality and promoting change.
Encourage the word “No.”
- “No to Gender Inequality"
- “No to Workplace Inequality”
- “No to Leadership Belittlement”
ABANTE BABAE!
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