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(inside cover) “Great literature is simply language charged with meaning to the utmost possible degree” - Ezra Pound LUMINARIUM INTER SCHOOL ENGLISH LITERATURE FESTIVAL 2015 Dear Principal, English literature is the path to knowledge. It has been a key for understanding to the world and a means of inspiring and supporting cultural and social movements. Literature continues to transmit messages of cultural awareness, beliefs, spiritual growths and ideals from one generation to the other. Studying literature can be an enriching, eye opening experience. To expose the children to the beauty of English Literature, DPS Dwarka is organizing ‘LUMINARIUM – The Inter School English Literature Festival’ on 15 & 16 July 2015. A multitude of innovative and creative competitions have been planned which will enable the children to learn more and explore more. Our aim is to provide the participants the finest of educational opportunities. We hope that you will appreciate our endeavour in this direction. We look forward to enthusiastic participation of the students of your school in the Literature Festival. With regards, Yours sincerely, Sunita Tanwar Principal DPS Dwarka GENERAL GUIDELINES Schools must confirm their participation by sending the duly filled in Registration Form latest by Thursday, 30 April 2015. Schools can also register through the link ‘LUMINARIUM’ on the school website www.dpsdwarka.com Entries received after the scheduled date will not be accepted. The first 25 schools that register will be eligible to participate in the event. Registration time at DPS Dwarka on both the days is from 8.00 a.m. to 8.45 a.m. Schools must ensure that no student participates in more than one event. All students must be in their school uniforms, unless they are in the costume for their respective event. All participants must carry their school Identity Cards. Schools are requested to send a teacher escort with the participants to ensure proper coordination & discipline. The day / date wise schedule with event details has been given herewith for reference. Schools must participate in all the events to qualify for the Overall Trophy. Decision of the judges will be final and binding. For further information or queries, please contact the Programme Coordinator Ms. Priya Narayanan (Mobile : 9650598440) at [email protected] DAYWISE SCHEDULE JUNIOR CATEGORY Day / Date Event Classes Day 1 Quizzical Quest V Wednesday 15 July 2015 SENIOR CATEGORY Venue Junior Music Event Classes Venue Choral Story Telling VIII – X Auditorium Turncoat Debate XI Hat Trick VIII Auditorium Basement Senior Room Topsy Turvy IV - - Junior Library - Library Poetic Recital IV & V Day 2 Junior Music Room Thursday The Author that 16 July 2015 I know IV or V Junior Activity Shakespeare’s Majestic Maidens IX – XI Auditorium Clue Unclued VI – VII Computer Room Lab A Simile for Thee - - VIII – IX - Senior Library Tailing the Tale VIII – IX Senior Dance Room Online Lyrical Ballads XI & XII - events - - - Flash Fiction VI - VIII - Offline Designing a IV & V - - - - events Table Mat IV & V - - - - Expressions DAY – 1 WEDNESDAY, 15 JULY 2015 Event Eligibility No. of Participants Event Format : : : : Time : Venue : QUIZZICAL QUEST Class V A team of 2 students from each school 1) Preliminary Round (Written) 2) Final Round Preliminary Round : 30 minutes Final Round : 1 hour Junior Music Room General Guidelines PRELIMINARY ROUND This is a written elimination round. The focus would be on the following books by Roald Dahl CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY MATILDA THE BFG FINAL ROUND Top 6 teams from the Preliminary Round will qualify for the Final Round of the quiz. The topics for the final round will include characters, theme, plot and spellings from the above mentioned books. There will be an audio visual round as well. Decision of the Quiz Master will be final and binding. Both rounds will be held on the same day. For further queries (if any) Ms. Gagandeep K. Bhasin (9811039220) / Ms. Gitanjali Kohli (9810447730) can be contacted. Event Eligibility No. of Participants Time Venue : : : : : TOPSY TURVY (Story Writing) Class IV 1 student from each school 1 hour Junior Library General Guidelines The participants will twist a fairy tale of their choice from the beginning till the end using the same characters. A-4 size ruled sheets will be provided by the host school. The participants will write the story in approximately 150-200 words. The participants should bring necessary stationery material required for the same. Judgement criteria Content Creativity & imagination Vocabulary For further queries (if any) Ms. Richa Prakash (9899177721) can be contacted. Event Eligibility No. of Participants Time Limit Venue : : : : : CHORAL STORY TELLING Classes VIII - X A team of 10 – 15 students from each school 4 - 5 minutes (inclusive of entry and exit) Auditorium General Guidelines: A story of any genre should be narrated in chorus. Usage of props, musical instruments and background music is not allowed. A warning bell will ring after 4 ½ minutes and the final bell after 5 minutes. A two tiered platform will be provided to the participants by the host school (if required). Students are required to be in their school uniform. Judgement Criteria: Choice of story Unity of articulation, pitch, diction & intonation Creativity & innovation Overall presentation. For further queries (if any) Ms. Rohini Sahni (8800641874) / Ms. Yashima Kharbanda (9953081870) can be contacted. Event Eligibility No. of Participants Time Limit Venue : : : : : TURNCOAT DEBATE Class XI 1 Student from each school 2 minutes Auditorium Basement General Guidelines: Topic for the Turncoat Debate will be given on the spot. 5 minutes preparation time will be given after the topic is allotted. Each speaker will have to speak for 2 minutes on the given topic (one minute for the motion, one minute against the motion). No interjection will be allowed. Judgement Criteria: Content Confidence Fluency Voice modulation For further queries (if any) Ms. Geetika Manish Puri (9811428815) / Ms. Amita Bisht (8010387733) can be contacted. Event Eligibility No. of Participants Time Limit Venue : : : : : HAT TRICK Class VIII A team of 2 students from each school 3 Minutes Senior Library General Guidelines: Each team will pick up a set of 5 clues (verbal & visual) in a draw of lots from a hat, based on which they will narrate a story. Their story must incorporate all the 5 clues. Each team will get 1 ½ minutes to discuss and 1 ½ minutes to narrate the story. Both members should narrate the story. No written material should be used during the narration. Judgement Criteria: Vocabulary and creativity Modulation Narration in sync with the clues. For further queries (if any) Ms. Kasturi Dutta (9811217263) / Ms. Rohini Sahni (8800641874) can be contacted. DAY – 2 THURSDAY, 16 JULY 2015 Event Eligibility No. of Participants Time Venue : : : : : POETIC RECITAL Classes IV & V A team of 6 students from each school 3 minutes Junior Music Room General Guidelines Each team will recite a sonnet by any famous poet. Participants should be dressed in relevant costumes. Props, music (live or recorded) or any other kind of musical instruments will not be allowed. A warning bell will ring after 2½ minutes and the final bell after 3 minutes. Judgement criteria: Choice of sonnet Unity of articulation Pitch, diction & intonation Costumes Overall presentation For further queries (if any) Ms. Sarika Khanna (9560700233) can be contacted. Event Eligibility No. of Participants Time Venue : : : : : THE AUTHOR THAT I KNOW Classes IV or V 1 student from each school 2 ½ minutes Junior Activity Room General Guidelines Each participant should come dressed as any famous author. The participant should speak a few lines about them. A warning bell will ring at 2 minutes and the final bell at 2½ minutes. Judgement criteria: Content Costume Presentation Confidence For further queries (if any) Ms. Gagandeep K. Bhasin (9811039220) can be contacted. Event Eligibility No. of Participants Time Limit Venue : : : : : SHAKESPEARE’S MAJESTIC MAIDENS Classes IX - XI 4 - 6 students 5 minutes (including entry and exit) Auditorium General Guidelines Participants have to enact a scene highlighting the importance/strength of women characters in Shakespearean plays. The play will be allotted to the schools once they register for the event. The scene from the allotted play may involve the use of narrator / chorus / other characters or a combination of any of the three. Participating schools should carry their own props on the day of the event. Participants should come dressed in suitable costumes. No green rooms will be provided. Power Point Presentation and live music can be used. Instrumentalists (maximum 2) are excluded from the main cast. Participating schools are allowed to bring any two musical instruments. One key board will be permanently placed in the wings for all participating schools, which may be used as one of the two instruments allowed. Judgement Criteria: Props and costumes Dialogue delivery Acting skills Presentation of the idea. For further queries (if any) Ms. Roma Sharma (9811276079) can be contacted. Event : CLUE UNCLUED Eligibility No. of Participants Time Limit Word Limit Venue : : : : : Classes VI - VII 1 student from each school One Hour for story writing followed by narration 250 Words Computer Lab General Guidelines: Each student will be presented a set of words (Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives etc.) in jumbled order. The participants will unscramble all the words and write down the correct words with correct spellings on the sheet provided. Thereafter, the participants will write a story using all the given words. They must underline the given words as used in their story. A title should be provided to the story. The participants will then read out their stories with proper intonation and voice modulation. Both the written story and its narration will be considered for judgement. Judgement Criteria: Creativity Vocabulary & written expression Reading, fluency & intonation Negative marking for : a) Spelling mistakes in unscrambling words b) Exceeding the word limit For further queries (if any) Ms. Aparna Chawla (9968928567) / Ms. Priyanka Khattar (9818235999) can be contacted. Event Eligibility No. of Participants Time Limit Venue : : : : : A SIMILE FOR THEE Classes VIII & IX 1 student from each school One Hour Senior Library General Guidelines: Each participant will be provided a short poem with a simile in it (same poem will be given to all the participants). The participants should recognize the simile and weave a self composed poem of 20-25 lines around the simile. The simile should be an intrinsic part of the theme / central idea of the poem composed, and not simply a poetic device used to beautify the poem. The simile can be repeated in the poem. Judgement Criteria: Use of the simile. Creative expression Vocabulary and language For further queries (if any) Ms. Aparna Chawla (9968928567) / Ms. Priyanka Khattar (9818235999) can be contacted. Event Eligibility No. of Participants Time Limit Venue : : : : : TAILING THE TALE Classes VIII - IX A team of 3-4 students from each school 3-4 minutes (including entry and exit) Senior Dance Room General Guidelines: Participants will enact any one of the poems from Vikram Seth’s ‘BeastlyTales’ and give a different ending to the Tale. The ending should convey a message. Participants should come dressed in suitable costumes. No green rooms will be provided. Participants can make use of props (not more than 3). Power Point Presentation or Music is not allowed. Judgement Criteria: Props and costumes Twist in the ending Enactment / acting skills Presentation For further queries (if any) Ms. Suvir Kapoor (9868219845) / Ms. Yashima Kharbanda (9953081870) can be contacted. OFFLINE EVENTS Event Submission Date Eligibility No. of Participants Layout : : : : : DESIGNING A TABLE MAT Entries should reach the school between 01 to 03 July 2015 Class V A team of 2 students from each school A-3 size Ivory Sheet General Guidelines The participants will design a table mat based on any story taken from ‘The Jungle Book’ by Rudyard Kipling. The table mat has to be colourful and relevant to the topic. The table mat should be hand-made. Name of the participants, class & name of the school should be mentioned on the reverse of the mat. The table mats will be retained by the host school. Judgement Criteria: Concept Creativity & presentation Relevance to the topic Visual appeal For further queries (if any) Ms. Gagandeep K. Bhasin (9811039220) / Ms. Sarika Khanna (9560700233) can be contacted. Event Submission Date Eligibility No. of Participants Layout : : : : : EXPRESSIONS (Dialogue Writing) Entries should reach the school between 01 to 03 July 2015 Classes IV & V A team of 2 students from each school 6” x 4” (Pastel Sheet) scrap book with 10 pages General Guidelines The participants should create their own scrap book in a dialogue form using illustrations (Drawings) on the topic `My Precious Moments!’. A relevant cover should also be made for the same. Judgement Criteria: Content Creativity Cover design Presentation For further queries (if any) Ms. Richa Prakash (9899177721) can be contacted. ONLINE EVENTS Event Day / Date Eligibility Time No. of Participants : : : : : LYRICAL BALLADS Monday, 06 July 2015 Classes XI & XII 9.00 a.m. – 11.00 a.m. A team of 2 students General Guidelines Entries should be typed on the link LUMINARIUM on the DPS Dwarka website : www.dpsdwarka.com The participants will have to compose a Ballad based on the given theme and submit it on the above link. The ballad should comprise six stanzas of four lines each with the rhyme scheme abcb. A theme will be flashed on the link on Monday, 06 July 2015 at 9.00 a.m. sharp. The link will close at 11.00 a.m. the same day. Each composition must be given a suitable title. Entries should be typed in MS Word Format. Entries must be submitted with full name of the participants along with the class and name of the school. Multiple entries will not be accepted. The first entry which reaches the school will ONLY be considered. Judgement Criteria: Content Creativity Thematic relevance For further queries (if any) Ms. Suman Dagur (9711112890) / Ms. Manu Kohli (9868275275) can be contacted. Event Day / Date Eligibility Time No. of Participants : : : : : FLASH FICTION (Story Writing Competition) Monday, 06 July 2015 Classes VI - VIII 9.00 a.m. – 11.00 a.m. A team of 2 students General Guidelines Entries should be typed on the link Luminarium on the DPS Dwarka website : www.dpsdwarka.com A visual will be flashed on the link on Monday, 06 July 2015 at 9.00 a.m. sharp. Based on the visual, the participants will have to create a story in about 500 words and submit it on the above link. The link will close at 11.00 a.m. the same day. The story must be given a suitable title. Entries should be typed in MS Word Format. Entries must be submitted with full name of the participants along with the class and name of the school. Multiple entries will not be accepted. The first entry which reaches the school will ONLY be considered. Judgement Criteria: Content Creativity Innovation For further queries (if any) Ms. Suman Dagur (9711112890) / Ms. Manu Kohli (9868275275) can be contacted. DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL, DWARKA LUMINARIUM - INTER SCHOOL ENGLISH LITERATURE FESTIVAL 2015 15 & 16 JULY 2015 REGISTRATION FORM This Registration Form is to be received at DPS Dwarka by Thursday, 30 April 2015 Name of the Principal: ________________________________________________ Name of the School : _________________________________________________ Address : _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ Contact No. : __________________ Email _________________________ JUNIOR CATEGORY DAY – 1 (Wednesday, 15 July 2015) Name of the Event Name of the Participant Class 1. Quizzical Quest 2. Topsy Turvy (Story Writing) 1. DAY – 2 (Thursday, 16 July 2015) 1. 2. Poetic Recital 3. The Author that I Know 4. 5. 6. 1. OFFLINE EVENTS (Entries to be sent to host school between 01-03 July 2015) 1. Designing a Table Mat 2. 1. Expressions - Dialogue Writing 2. Cont’d….2 - 2 - SENIOR CATEGORY DAY – 1 (Wednesday, 15 July 2015) Name of the Event Name of the Participant Class 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Choral Story Telling 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Turncoat Debate 1. 1. Hat Trick 2. Clue Unclued A Simile for Thee DAY – 2 (Thursday, 16 July 2015) 1. 1. Cont’d….3 - 3Name of the Event Name of the Participant Class 1. 2. 3. Shakespeare’s Majestic Maidens 4. 5. 6. 1. 2. Tailing the Tale 3. 4. ONLINE EVENTS (Entries to be uploaded on Monday, 06 July 2015 between 09.00 a.m. and 11.00 a.m.) 1. Lyrical Ballads 2. 1. Flash Fiction 2. Name of the Teacher I/c:_______________________________________________ Contact No. _____________ Date : _________________ e-mail ________________________ Seal Name & Signature of the Principal
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