Week 2( Second Phase of Teaching Practice )

Week 2 (19/06/2023-23/06/2023)

       This week the school celebrated Reading Day as part of the death anniversary of P. N. Panicker.On 19 th of June, the school conducted a special assembly where the Head Master of the school, Anilkumar Sir, addressed the students.
As part of reading day, the school made a Letter Tree  with messages of reading and its importance. Then, the school walls and pillars were decorated with Malayalam letters and it was such a beautiful sight for the onlookers.
       The students were given a competition by the trainees of our college to write slogans, and they presented catchy slogans with good messages.The other competitions co ducted in the week included, the quiz competition which was done class wise.
And the winners were selected in the class itself and the names were handed over to the class teacher and the next day the winners were to face the next level of the competition.After the first level, the students were to face the finals in the smart classroom where the teachers of the school read the questions and I helped the teachers in correcting the answers of the students.
      On 23 rd of June the school had no class since it was declared educational bandh.By 10.15 am, the head master of the school called for a special health assembly and in the assembly the Head Master asked the students and teachers to clean the school surroundings and classes.Then, in the assembly it was advised to maintain clean uniform and some general instructions were given to the students.After cleaning the classes, auditorium, staff rooms we all left the school.
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