SCHOOL INTERNSHIP PHASE 1- WEEK-5

   DAY 14

30/09/2024-MONDAY

As usual, we reached the school at 9:30 AM and signed the attendance register in the HM's room. A list of substitution classes was given to us. I started a new unit, and the students were eagerly awaiting the upcoming school Kalolsavam. The school campus was abuzz with intense practice sessions for the event.  We also participated in the noon meal session and left the school at 3:45 PM after the National Anthem.

   DAY 15

01/10/2024-TUESDAY

The first day of October, marking the 15th day of our teaching practice, began with the invigorating school prayer. My option teacher, Miss Aishwarya KS, visited my class, giving me great appreciation and also pointing out areas for improvement.  I took an additional substitution class in 6A, where I interacted with the students and instructed them to complete their pending work. We also participated in the distribution of the noon meal. As usual, we left the school by 4:00 PM after the National Anthem.



    DAY 16

03/10/2024-THURSDAY 

Today was the school Kalolsavam, and there were no regular classes as the entire day was dedicated to vibrant and energetic celebrations. We arrived as usual, signed the attendance sheet, and the school campus was alive with excitement—filled with music, dance, and intense competition. Students showcased their incredible talents in various cultural events, including singing, dancing, and traditional art forms.  Despite the festivities, we also monitored the NAS exam and helped evaluate the answer sheets. Additionally, a food fest was conducted by the higher secondary students on the school compound to celebrate Kalolsavam, and we participated in that as well.  The atmosphere was one of unity and celebration, as students, teachers, and staff came together to witness and support each other’s performances. It was a day filled with joy and pride, highlighting the rich cultural heritage the students brought to life. By the end of the day, a strong sense of accomplishment and camaraderie was evident as the school community united in celebration.







    DAY 17

04/10/2024-FRIDAY

On the second day of the school Kalolsavam, there were no regular classes as the celebrations continued. The school campus remained vibrant with cultural events, and the atmosphere was filled with excitement and enthusiasm as students participated in various competitions. It was another day of creativity and talent, with students eagerly showcasing their skills. The unity and festive spirit across the school made the day enjoyable for everyone involved.





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