Sagar Public School, Saket Nagar, concluded its two-day ‘Biblio’– The literature Fest with various learning platforms. The second day of Biblio’ witnessed presence of emerging writers, poets and critiques of film making as its eminent speakers - Simi Shrivastava, Ritu lalit, Arghya Kamal Mitra and Nishant Upadhyay. They endowed students with an educational opportunity of multiple avenues to stimulate the intellectual and creative facets of students.
An elegant and knowledge sharing session began with ‘Rendezvous with Simi” with speaker Simi Shrivastava. She guided students on the art of her passion of story-telling and narrating meaningful stories. She also guided students on use of creative music and movement, miming, puppetry, voice modulations etc to create the environment livelier, meaningful while narrating stories.
Shrivastava further said that the festival will create opportunities for young budding readers and writers.
Ritu lalit engaged students in TETE- A- TETE and conducted multi activities for students with fast friendship and fantasy adventures. A new dimension to Biblio– lit Fest was the component of critique of film making. The session ‘How to Read A film’ was conducted by Arghya Kamal Mitra who provided an insight and roles film play in our lives. Speaking on the occasion, Mitra said,
“Cinema and short films create a great impact on our lives. It triggers our creativity by activating our sub-conscious mind.
It is one of the easiest, modern, attractive, entertaining and cost effective means to communicate powerfully. I congratulate the faculties of Sagar Public School for having identified such an amazing opportunity to educate the students.”
A poetry slam session was also conducted by Nishant Upadhyay (GIFlIF Winner) who encouraged the students on poetry writing and slam while expressing their emotions. A poetry slam competition was also organized which received an overwhelming response of over 30 entries.