A DAY OF ATHLETIC SPIRIT AND TEAM BONDING: SPORTS MEET

 On Tuesday, February 25, our college conducted its much awaited sports meet as part of the B.Ed. curriculum. The previous semester had focused on team sports like football and cricket, while this semester shifted attention to individual athletic events. The program began promptly at 9:00 AM with a colorful marchpast, led by Sports Secretary Sheba Susan Philip. The three houses proudly paraded with their leaders and flags, adding vibrancy to the event. Our principal delivered the welcome address, and the Chief Guest, Fr. M. Jacob, set the tone for the day with an inspiring speech. 

The day's schedule included an array of athletic competitions such as 100m, 200m, and 400m races, relays, long jump, standing jump, shot put, discus, javelin throw, and throwball. I represented the Yellow team, guided by our leader Sincy Maria Sam, and took part in the 200m race and standing jump. Although i didn't  secure any prizes, the experience of competing and being part of the energetic crowd was immensely rewarding. The event was efficiently managed, thanks to the dedicated committees handling logistics like refreshments and first aid. The prize distribution ceremony began at 1:30PM. The entire day was vibrant and filled with enthusiasm and team spirit. 

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CAREER COMPASS: GUIDANCE SESSION BY EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE

On 21st February, an enriching career guidance session was organized as part of Friday's schedule, in collaboration with the Employment Exchange, Government of Kerala. The session was facilitated by Unnimaya Suresh and Sandeep Suresh from the Career Development Centre (CDC), Kottarakkara.

  The session shed light on a range of topics including job opportunities, avenues for skill development, and coaching support for competitive exams such as PSC, SSC, and NET. Personal counselling aspects were also addressed, offering students guidance tailored to their individual goals.

To make the experience more engaging, interactive games and activities were incorporated, which kept the participants actively involved. The one hour session proved to be both informative and enjoyable, offering valuable insights into future career possibilities and helping students navigate their paths with greater clarity.

A BELATED VALENTINE'S DAY - CELEBRATING LOVE, FRIENDSHIP, AND CREATIVITY

                                     

On February 21, our college union organized a vibrant Valentine's Day celebration, making up for the missed opportunity on February 14 due to a tight academic schedule. The event took place in the General Hall, which was beautifully decorated to reflect the spirit of love and friendship💖.

The highlight of the day was the recreation of romantic movie scenes by students from various departments, bringing fun, laughter, and creativity to the stage. The program also included a letterbox and a sticky note board, where students shared their thoughts, wishes, and feelings-adding a personal and emotional touch to the celebration. 

Though the date was delayed, the enthusiasm and support from students and faculty made the day truly special. It was a perfect blend of expression, entertainment, and togetherness-capturing the true essence of Valentine's Day.

TRANSFORMING TEACHING: A WORKSHOP ON DIGITAL CREATIVITY

On February 6, 2025, the students of Baselios Marthoma Mathews II Training College participated in an insightful workshop on Digital Album and Digital Profile making, led by Sri. Harilal. Having previously introduced students to blog creation, he returned to guide them in exploring new dimensions of digital creativity. 

The workshop began at 10:00 AM with a welcome address by the Principal, setting the enthusiastic tone for the day. The first session focused on digital album creation, a valuable tool for documenting classroom activities, school events, and personal projects. Harilal sir demonstrated how to design and integrate these albums into blogs, combining creativity with technology to enhance storytelling. The second session centered on crafting digital profiles. Practical guidance was provided on creating polished and compelling profiles. 

In the afternoon session, participants refined their digital profiles and explored the fundamentals of video making. More than just a technical training session, the workshop encouraged educators to embrace technology as a means of innovation and self expression. By the end of the day, students felt inspired to document their professional journey, establish a strong digital presence, and integrate technology into their teaching practice. 

Resource person Sri. Harilal