RILI scribes land in top 10 of Pila press tilt

RILI's delegates to the district level press conference were awarded during the flag ceremony. (L-R) School administrator Mrs. Miriam A. Añoso, Therice Junel Nogrado, Akisha Joella Estolano, Hannah Joyce Desoloc, Klarie Jane Laluz, and coach Ms. April Jame Monserrat.

Four journalists from the elementary department of Rainbow Institute of Learning, Inc. landed in the top 10 of their respective categories in this year's Pila District Elementary Schools Press Conference held September 9, 2015 at Pinagbayanan Elementary School in Pila, Laguna.

Akisha Joella Estolano (Grade 5) placed 5th in Feature Writing, Hannah Joyce Desoloc (Grade 6) placed 6th in Pagsulat ng Balita, Klarie Jane Laluz (Grade 6) took 8th place in Pagsulat ng Lathalain, and Therice Junel Nogrado (Grade 5) landed in 9th place in News Writing.

Their placing in the district level competition has qualified them to compete in the Division Elementary Schools Press Conference held Sept. 16-18, 2015 at Cabuyao Central Elementary School in Cabuyao, Laguna. Despite failing to secure a podium finish in the division level, the journalists were able to learn the latest trends in campus journalism as there were numerous lectures for participants.

RILI scribes land in top 10 of Pila press tilt

Left: Klarie Jane Laluz receives her certificate together with school paper adviser Mr. Bryan Mon Rosa. Right: Student-journalists Precious Ellaine Arinuelo, Lyn Rianne Ignacio and Therice Junel Matienzo pose with their medals and certificates.

Four student-journalists from Rainbow Institute of Learning, Inc. (RILI) landed in the top ten of their respective contests in the 2014 District Elementary Schools Press Conference held Oct. 2 in Pila Elementary School. The results will advance them to the division level.

Lyn Rianne Ignacio placed 5th in Photojournalism (Filipino) while Therice Junel Nogrado also placed 5th in News Writing (English). Klarie Jane Laluz landed in the 8th spot in Editorial Writing (Filipino) while Precious Ellaine Arinuelo placed 10th in News Writing (Filipino).

Thirteen schools, including RILI, competed for the top 10 spots to qualify for the division level of the competition to be held on Oct. 9-11 in Siniloan, Laguna.

Elem scribes win awards in district press tilt

Participants at the DESPC, winners in their respective districts
listen carefully to instructions at the opening program.

Student journalists from the elementary department of Rainbow Institute of Learning, Inc. (RILI) earned awards in the Pila District Elementary Schools Press Conference held Sept. 26-28 at South Greenville School in Pila, Laguna.

In the English category, Jacob Nathanielz Payag (Grade 6) place 5th in Editorial Writing, Andrai Jermaine Rumawak (Grade 6) won 7th place in Feature Writing, and Hannah Pauline Abela (Grade 6) placed 8th in Editorial Cartooning. In the Filipino category, Michelle Catandihan (Grade 4) won 6th place in Editorial Cartooning, while Princess Lyn Berara (Grade 6) placed 5th in News Writing.

RILI also participated in Photojournalism - Filipino, represented by Andrei Jeuel Gonzales (Grade 4), and Feature Writing - Filipino, represented by Lyn Rianne Ignacio. The school also joined in the Filipino category of the broadcasting contest. The team representing RILI was comprised of Careyn Lyn Abogado (Grade 6), Mark Laurence Arbasto (Grade 5), Precious Ellaine Aranuelo (Grade 4), Maui Encarnacion (Grade 5), and Lyrelle Jem Labong (Grade 6).

Payag, Rumawak, Abela, Catandihan, and Berara, having earned a place in the top ten of their respective contests qualified to compete in the Division Elementary Schools Press Conference held Oct. 26-27 in Pakil, Laguna.