Fifth week of Teaching Practice

11 August 
A program was organized by the Kerala Cricket League (KCL) in association with Federal Bank. It included a promotion activity and a campaign against drug abuse, with the Aries Kollam Sailors team present. They conducted engaging activities for the students as part of both their promotion and the campaign. It was truly a memorable experience.
12 August 
A book fair was conducted by National books and publishers and it was a wonderful experience. The event featured a vast collection of books, giving students the opportunity to browse and purchase their favourites. Teachers also bought some books, making the fair an enriching experience for everyone.
Practice Session of Independence day Program


13 August 
As part of their service activity, SPC students share pothichoru with the residents of Kokkad Amma Old Age Home every month.

14 August 
Kakarasi Nadagam—a traditional folk performance known for its engaging and thought-provoking style—was staged in the school courtyard. The performance aimed to create awareness about AIDS and HIV, highlighting the importance of prevention, education, and compassion towards those affected. Through lively dialogues, expressive acting, and captivating music, the performers successfully conveyed vital messages in a manner that resonated with both students and teachers.
August 15
Despite the challenging weather, St. Mary’s Higher Secondary School, Kizhakkekara, celebrated Independence Day with great pride and enthusiasm. The event featured a variety of cultural programs organized by service units such as NSS, NCC, SPC, Scouts and Guides, and JRC. The school auditorium came alive with vibrant performances and activities, making the day truly memorable.

August 16
This Saturday carried a different mood on campus. The student turnout was comparatively low, and the usual buzz of classrooms and corridors gave way to a calm and quiet atmosphere. Without the usual rush, the day unfolded at a slower pace, allowing everyone present to enjoy a more relaxed environment. Such days remind us that silence, too, has its own charm within the school setting.

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