CO-CURRICULAR CLUB
Create And Tell Stories (CATS)
CATS
Joining this club is life changing. The things I've learned from being in this club are beyond my expectations as I expected lesser than it. I expected to learn how to create and write stories better but being in this club, I learned that telling a story does not necessarily mean writing a story. This club taught me that telling a story can be in the form of arts, music and many more. In this club, I virtually met some people who are really talented, some of them could draw really well, some could tell stories verbally really well and some have written stories on many platforms. The members of this club are also really fun that I always look forward to more the upcoming club sessions. One of the activities we did was create a 2-lined story which includes a plot-twist. It was really fun and I loved every minute of it.
CLUB LOGO
These are some drawings that one of the club members drew, she's really talented. I was really surprised when I saw these. These are sketches she did for us to pick one as our club logo. She did these within minutes as she sent this a few minutes after the club session finished. It would take me at least an hour just to draw one so I really admire her. Most of the club members voted on C so she took that, made some amendments and gave it more little details.
Co-curricular activities in secondary school
During secondary school, I was a member in the Photography, Videography & Journalism Club. I was proud being a part of that club but being in that club is very energy-consuming. Under this club we have a small videography team and our duty is to find for video competitions to join. This attachment is the biggest project of our batch and one that we are proud of.