The Student Council, under the aegis of the Book and Novel Club, organized an exciting and thought-provoking debate on “Books vs Movies” for Class 7 students at the CT PD Library. The event proved to be a resounding success, drawing enthusiastic participation and sparking meaningful discussion among young readers and thinkers.
The debate witnessed spirited exchanges as Teams A and B passionately represented their respective sides, presenting well-structured and compelling arguments. Students advocating for books highlighted how reading nurtures imagination, enriches vocabulary, and allows readers the freedom to create their own vivid mental images. They emphasized the depth, detail, and personal connection that books offer, making reading a powerful and immersive experience.
Those speaking in favor of movies brought forward equally engaging perspectives, discussing visual storytelling, accessibility, and the impact of sound and visuals in bringing stories to life. The balanced viewpoints ensured a dynamic and engaging discussion, keeping the audience actively involved throughout the session.
The debate not only encouraged students to express their opinions confidently but also showcased their critical thinking, reasoning, and public speaking skills. Every participant demonstrated enthusiasm, preparation, and respect for differing viewpoints, reflecting the true spirit of healthy academic discourse.
Overall, the event successfully reinforced the objectives of the Book and Novel Club—to cultivate a love for literature, encourage analytical thinking, and promote articulate self-expression. The lively interaction, supported by engaging visuals captured through photographs and videos, made the debate a memorable and enriching experience for all involved.
