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Memory of sports day - 24/07/2024 Gratitude 🫰 Sports champion 🏅
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CLASS 9 A " I never thought saying goodbye to these incredible humans would be so difficult. My dear Class 9 A students, I'm struggling to put into words the gratitude and love I feel towards each and every one of you. Your enthusiasm, curiosity, and kindness have made this journey an unforgettable one. I'm so proud of the growth, progress, and memories we've shared together. Thank you for being such an amazing class, for making me laugh, learn, and grow alongside you. I'll cherish the moments we've shared and wish you all the very best for your future endeavors. Keep shining, dear students!"
THE FINAL WEEK ( 22/07/24 - 31/07/24) "This week was incredibly busy, packed with various activities, school events, exams, and classes. As it was our final week at St Mary's HSS, we had to fit in numerous tasks and activities. The week started with an observation session by Meekha ma'am, setting the tone for a hectic but memorable week." "My last week at St Mary's HSS was a whirlwind of activities, exams, and classes. It kicked off with an observation session by Ancy ma'am, followed by a packed schedule of events and tasks."
WEEK 5
WEEK 5 (08/07/24 - 12/07/24) W eek 5 was remarkably calm and quiet, allowing me to conduct classes smoothly. I'm delighted to note that the students were engaged and responsive, and I successfully managed to balance my teaching duties alongside other school responsibilities.
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WEEK 4
WEEK 4 (01/07/24 - 06/07/24) "This week was incredibly busy; I was juggling my project work and an observation, which took a toll on my mental health. I created a questionnaire and distributed it to the students, but found it difficult to help them grasp the underlying objective."
WEEK 3 (25/06/24-28/06/24) " This week, our class had visitors - Ancy ma'am for a general teacher observation and Neena ma'am for an optional observation. Meanwhile, the school was conducting selections for various student groups like scouts, NCC, and SPC, keeping students engaged. As a result, we had substitute teachers for some classes, leading to a mix of activities - games, storytelling, and general discussions - to keep us engaged."
WEEK 2 ( 18/06/24 - 22/06/24) During the second week, our team leaders developed a detailed duty chart, which allowed us to carry out our tasks in an organized manner. The renowned central minister, Sri Suresh Gopi, was the chief guest at a school event held during reading week. We assisted with stage design, floral arrangements, and other program preparations. Overall, the week was a success. In addition to our assigned duties, we continued with our regular class responsibilities, ensuring that everything ran smoothly during the event. The presence of Sri Suresh Gopi added a sense of importance and excitement to the function, motivating everyone to put in their best effort. Our teamwork and dedication were evident in the positive feedback we received. By the end of the week, we felt a strong sense of accomplishment, knowing we had balanced our class duties and contributed to the success of the event.
WEEK 1
WEEK 1 (12/06/24 - 15-06-24 ) AT ST MARY'S HSS PATTOM, ON THE FIRST DAY OF THE TEACHING INTERNSHIP Even though we had the I Phase Practice's strength of experience, we were nevertheless a little nervous. ALL OF US FOUND IT AMUSING TO SEE SUCH A LARGE SCHOOL WITH THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS. HM MRS RANI ALEX MA'AM AND PRINCIPAL FATHER NELSON MET WITH US FOR A SHORT MEETING ON THE FIRST DAY. THEY BOTH GAVE US ENERGY AND ASSISTANCE TO START OUR JOURNEY We received our substitution classes and kitchen duty for that day after the prayer. We divided the substitution classes equally among ourselves: EVENING DUTY, NOON DUTY, AND KITCHEN DUTY. After that, we all went to our designated classes, got to know our mentors, and got off to a smooth start .
CHALO DILLI
"I'm still in awe. The long-awaited days have finally arrived. I vividly remember the constant discussions with our principal about the tour, which our seniors had mockingly dubbed 'the tour that's not going to happen.' But we had faith, we persevered, and finally, our dream trip to Delhi, Agra, and Mathura became a reality. We explored the iconic Humayun's Tomb, marveled at the majestic Taj Mahal, and sought blessings at the revered Mathura Temple. The trip was a culmination of our hard work and determination, and it's a memory that will stay with me forever."