Maradhoo Feydhoo School Media Club 2017

Fuahmulah was an unknown inhabited rock before 11.11.11, the date in which the atolls domestic airport opened. This airport was built to transport prime ministers, presidents and first ladies to fuahmulah during the 17 saarc summit held in the southern part of the Maldives. Fuahmulah has more than a domestic airport and a world-famous beach. This atoll can offer you a lot of history and historical landmarks. Let’s get it on. Traditionally Fuahmulah is divided into 8 wards, they are Dhadimago, Diguvāndo, Hōdhado, Mādhado, Mālegan, Dūndigan, Miskimmago and Funādo. We are going to tour each of these wards separately.  Remember the world-famous beach thoondu. It lies hear in Dhadimago. This beach is mostly famous for its pearl white round pebble like sand. Moving on we have Dhadimagi Kilhi. Dhadimagi khili is one of the two fresh water lakes in fuahmulah. This lake is found in the center of the district. Our next stop is Gemmisky. Gemmisky is the oldest building in...

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10th May of each year is celebrated as children’s day. The one day where everyone keep all the things apart and show us children, our worth, love and care. As it is celebrated worldwide. we also celebrated it. This year the children’s day theme of Maradhoo Feydhoo School was “Princes and Princesses”. It was a day full of joy and happiness. In the morning, there was a special assembly where the school staff wished the children, the students expressed their feelings. There was a cake, all thanks to the PTA of MFS. The students cut the cake and after going to the class the students received gifts from the school PTA. The teachers came by and wished the students a very happy children’s day. It was an all-free day. The students played around on the grounds enjoying themselves. In the evening, there was a walk from the Maradhoo Feydhoo football ground to the school. All the students were wearing clothes respective to the theme “Princes and Princesses”. We walked to school enjoying th...

The earth day is an annual event celebrated on April 22. Worldwide, various events are held to demonstrate support for environmental protection. First celebrated in 1970, earth day is celebrated in more than 193 countries globally In our school, for earth day, we did a lot. In the morning time, senior kids from the YES club, were sent to the grades to show a presentation. In the presentation they showed the importance of planting trees, disadvantages for cutting down trees etc.  In the evening there was a special meeting organized by YES club. All the students came for the meeting and they came prepared to plant some trees in the school yards. The YES club executive gave a marvelous speech, about what we are going to do after growing the plants. After the speech there was a beautiful dance, from the whole YES club. After the dance the children went to different yards of the school. All the grades grew different types of plants, for example, grade 7 grew tomato, grade 2 g...

We Maradhoo Feydhoo School children and teachers celebrated Dhivehi Bahuge Dhuvas on April 16, 2017. In the evening we celebrated Dhivehi Bahuge Dhuvas very grandly. We organized the program outside on the ground. All the teachers and children were wearing Dhivehi traditional clothes. some children were doing some Dhivehi traditional works such as roanuviyun. Dhivehi club captain Malaak gave a short introduction about the program. After that I Meesan Mohamed Ali gave a speech about the day. Next Fathmath Manaal Naseer and Aishath Leem Ahmed sang a poem in Huvadhu Dialect, which is a part of Maldivian Language. It was quite interesting since it was Huvadhu Dialect Because we are not really familiar with Huvadhu Dialect.  Next a group of four kids I, Meesan mohamed ali and my 3 friends Aishath Alwa Adil, Aminath Sana and Aishath Aayin Ahmed Sharkheel from grade 7 sang a song. It was in addu Dialect. This song touched everybody's, heart. After that, some small kids performed a g...

World health day is to mark WHO’s founding and is seen as an opportunity by organizing to draw worldwide attention to a subject of major importance to global health. It is celebrated every year on 7 April. Health is the level of functional and metabolic efficiency of a living organism. In human’s it is the ability of individuals or communities to adapt and self-manage when facing physical, mental phycology, and social changes. The world health organizations (WHO) defined health in its 1948 constitution as “a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and no merely the absence of disease or infirmity. What can we do to be in a healthy life style? •  Brush and floss daily to keep your teeth and gums healthy and free of disease. •  Get a good night rest. •  Enjoy regular family meals. •  Smile and laugh out loud several times a day. •  Meditate, pray or otherwise find solace. •  Get a pedometer and let it motivate you to wa...

What you need 2 x paper towels,  3 x glasses  Blue and Yellow food colouring What to Do  Place the three glasses side by side.  Starting on the left hand side, fill that glass with water. Squirt a generous amount of blue food colouring into the water. Leave the next glass empty. Now fill the glass on the far right hand side with water and add a generous amount of yellow food colouring Fold a paper towel in half lengthways and again so that it will fit into the neck of your glass easily.  Now place one end of the paper towel into the blue water and bend the paper towel over the edge of the glass so that the other end sits in the empty glass in the middle. Do the same on the other side: place one end of a paper towel into the yellow water, and bend it over so that the other end rests in the empty glass in the middle. Watch and wait. In about 30 minutes or so, the water will start ‘walking’ up the paper towels and over into the middle...

 Endangered animals are animals which are in the danger zone of becoming extinct. There are many causes of most animals becoming endangered. For example, deforestation and pollution.   Deforestation is the process in which a beautiful, wide forest gets turned into tiny little tree stumps and ashes. The way that this process of cutting down trees upset the animals is as most of the animal kingdoms species have their habitat made in the trees, and then when the trees are cut down, the animals no more have a habitat.  In the section of pollution there is air pollution, water pollution, and land pollution. Pollution is the way in which places get dull. Air pollution can be caused from chemical leakages in factories. Air pollution can affect birds that fly in the sky. Water pollution can be caused from people throwing garbage to the sea. fishes and other sea creatures can get influenced from water pollution. Land pollution can get produced from littering. Sometime...

Depression is characterized by a number of common symptoms. These include a persistent sad, anxious, or empty mood and feeling of hopelessness or pessimism that lasts nearly every day for weeks on end. A person who is depressed also often has feelings of guilt, worthlessness, and helplessness. It is a serious caused by changes in brain chemistry. Research tells us that other factors contribute to the onset of depression including genetic changes in hormone levels certain medical conditions, stress, grief or difficult life circumstances.  Depression commonly affects your thoughts, your emotions, your behaviors and your overall physical health. Some of the most common symptoms that point to the presence of depression are withdrawing from people, substance abuse, missing work, attempts to harm yourself,  tiredness or lack of energy, unexplained aches and pains, weight loss, changes in appetite, weight gain, changes in sleep, trouble concentrating, trouble making decision...

2017’s PTA and Student Leaders Inauguration was held on 9th March 2017. It was Attended by the Student Leaders, their Parents, 2017’s PTA, 2016 PTA and the Teachers. As the Chief Guest the Superintendent of National Institute of Education, Fathmath Naseer attended. As a Special Guest the Deputy operations Manager of Gan Airport Sultan Saeed Attended. Maradhoo Feydhoo School’s Principal and Supervisors also Attended. The Vice President of PTA in the Previous and Present Term Attended. Principal Highlighted about the Prefects Duty, What opportunities they have and the Hard work of PTA in her Speech. Quruan was Recited by Junior Prefect Nuha Nafiu. Translation was given by Kaani House Captain Mohamed Malzam Saeed. Vote of thanks was given by Islam Club Executive Aishath Sawa Salmy. The Prefect board was Announced by Teacher Aishath Saeed. PTA was announced by Teacher Faiza Jabeen.  - Mohamed Mishal Mushahid - Media Club Executive Picture Source :  MFS Facebook ...

From 5th February to 18th February 2017 was the “Netball festival 2017” of Maradhoo Feydhoo School. All the female students in the age groups under-9, under-11 and under-13 participated in this festival. The students were divided into 3 teams A, B and C in each age group by drawing slots. The matches were played at the Youth center in Maradhoo Feydhoo. The final matches of age groups under-9 and -13 were played on 18 February 2017 and the final match of under-11 was played the day before. The champion team of under-9 was Team A. the champion team of under-11 was Team A and the champion of under-13 was Team B. from each age group “Best Ten Players” were chosen. These 10 students make up the teams of MFS which will participate in the interschool netball competition. Overall it was a very good experience for all the students that participated, getting to experience the atmosphere of what a real match would feel like has benefitted everyone. It was a very competitive festival.  ...

What you need: Empty plastic bottles (depends how big your waste bin is) Paper(BIG) Scissor Marker Hot Glue gun  What to do:                First take the Paper and the marker. Draw a medium size circle. Take your scissors and cut it. Then take all your empty bottles and draw circles. All of them should be the same size. Then place some of your bottles on the circle you have drawn and glue it using your hot glue gun. Next take another bottle and place it on one of the bottle and glue it. Do the same until your basket is done. After that you can put a waste bin bag inside it so the waste won’t fall out. - Fathmath Manaal Naseer - Art Club Vice Executive Picture Source: True Activist