GMS soars at Primary Grade Forensic Competition
Green Meadow School is delighted to announce its remarkable success at the Primary Grade Forensic Competition held last Oct. 7, 2023, which featured two divisions: K-2 and grade 3-5. The young talents from Green Meadow School put up an outstanding performance in various categories, showcasing their exceptional skills and abilities in public speaking, interpretation, and dramatic arts.
The K-2 division of the competition saw remarkable performances from Green Meadow School students winning 23 different events from the competition. Also, the students who competed in 3-5 division won a total of 28 events.
Green Meadow School takes immense pride in the achievements of its students in the Primary Grade Forensic Competition. With students excelling in various categories, from Humorous Interpretation to Reader’s Forum, Chamorro Speaking, Duo, Declamation, Dramatic Interpretation, Impromptu, and Choral Speaking, Green Meadow School continues to nurture young talents, fostering confidence, creativity, and public speaking skills.
These outstanding results are a testament to the school’s dedication to providing a supportive and enriching learning environment. GMS commends their teachers, coaches, and students for their hard work and their incredible ability to shine on stage. Green Meadow School is committed to fostering these talents and inspiring excellence in every student, ensuring a bright and successful future for all.
For more information about Green Meadow School and its various programs, please visit our website or contact our office at (670) 235-2185. (GMS)
After learning the results of the PGFC competition, the GMS Falcons from 3rd grade to 5th grade, coaches Salma Lapuz, Eve SIlanga, and Virginia Ogerio, and administrators MIlagros Songcuan and Glenn Samuel Songcuan gather together to take a winners’ photo in front of the new teacher’s lounge building.
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PGFC winners from Kinder 5 to 2nd grade are excited to pose in front of the camera with their coaches, namely (from left to right) Zenaida Marcelo, Maricel Javier, Madell Baylon, and Bona Angeles, along with the school principal MIlagros Songcuan and school president Glenn Samuel Songcuan.
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