Showing posts with label campus journalism. Show all posts
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Monday, April 30, 2012

3RD ANNUAL NATIONAL JOURNALISM QUIZ BEE AND THE 6TH ANNUAL

3RD ANNUAL NATIONAL JOURNALISM QUIZ BEE AND THE 6TH ANNUAL
NATIONAL SCHOOL PRESS ADVISERS MOVEMENT (SPAM)
CONVENTION AND SEMINAR-WORKSHOP

The School Press Advisers Movement (SPAM), Inc. will conduct the 3rd

Annual
National Journalism Quiz Bee and its 6th
Annual National Convention and SeminarWorkshop with the theme “Utilizing the Influence of Campus Paper in Promoting the Philippine Heritage Accross Regions” on August 22-24, 2012 at the Heritage Resort
of Caoayan, Metro Vigan, Ilocos Sur.

The student-journalists and advisers from both public and private elementary
and secondary schools are invited to attend this activity.
The registration fee which covers two (2) nights and three (3) days
accomodation, breakfast (2), lunch (3), dinner (2), snacks (2), kits and certificates is as follows:

Participant Category Pre-Registration Fee
(on or before August 2, 2012
On-site Registration Fee

SPAM Member PhP3,500.00 PhP3,700.00
Non-SPAM Member PhP3,700.00 PhP3,900.00

For more information, the concerned students and advisers may contact:

DepEd Advisory No. 228, s. 2012
In compliance with DepED Order No. 39, s. 2009

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

The Campus Journalism in the School

Campus Journalism is such an amazing program which was enacted into law a few years ago to encourage more participation, create funding and protect the campus advisers and writers from harassment or abuse of power to those who are in full authority.


The campus journalism act gives the options either to give constructive or creative comments to those persons in the higher office or the persons in the private learning institutions to be very careful and not to be abusive of their power and privileges. If there are limitations about the press freedom, the persons concerned ought to be very careful also and not to be very abusive in order to control from being attacked by the use of pen and paper. That’s why there is a campus paper in every school to let the public know about the projects and activities done by the school administrators, mentors, students and local community.

    This is a laudable endeavor of the Government officials. Because of this act, promising campus writers are trained and given exposure to hone their talents. School Press Conferences are held every year. Starting from the division level, it goes to the regional level and finally to the national level. Campus writers, who qualify to the regional level, have the chance to visit different places in the region and those who qualify to the national level have the opportunity to show case their talents and meet the best in news writing, feature writing, editorial writing as well as essay writing all over the country.



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Sunday, August 2, 2009

Teachers Training on Campus Journalism

DepEd Memo No. 330 s. 2009

Regional Training of School Paper Advisers and Campus Journalists

The Department of Education (DepED) as mandated by RA no 7079 alson know as the Campus Journalist Act of 1991, through the BSE and BEE announces the conduct of the Regional Training of School Paper Advisers/Campus Journalists across the country between the 1st week of August and the last week of Sept inclusive.

The simultaneous training aims to develop the journalistic skills of new teacher advisers / campus journalists and further equipping the teacher advisers with the much needed skills in the field of journalism. The Region is advise to select 3 priority development areas that need upgrading based on the Regional standing or performance during the recent NATIONAL SCHOOLS PRESS CONFERENCE (NSPC)

The Regional Coordinator for Journalism, in coordination with the Regional School Paper Advisers Association shall n0minate the participants. There shall be a total of 32 participants for both the HS and Elem levels per division; 16 teachers advisers and 16 student journalists, 8 of whom shall come from the HS level and 8 from the elementary level with 4 English and 4 Filipino advisers and journalists respectively.

A subsidy of P16500 pesos is allotted per division and shall be drawn against the Campus Journalism Funds.

for details please download the memorandum here.



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