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Day 1 – Sahasrayam Community Living Camp 💖✨ Fathima Memorial Training College successfully organized “Sahasrayam,” a five-day community living camp aimed at integrating learning with service and social responsibility. Day 1 began on a calm and meaningful note with a prayer led by Sreelekshmi , invoking a spirit of harmony, gratitude, and togetherness. The programme continued with a warm welcome address by Vice Principal, Ms. Anupama , who highlighted the importance of community living in the holistic development of future educators. In her inspiring presidential address, Principal Dr. Omana Sheelan emphasized the role of such camps in shaping socially responsible, empathetic, and dedicated teachers. The inaugural ceremony reached its peak when Honourable MLA Mr. Vishnunadh officially inaugurated the camp. His motivating words left a lasting impression on the trainees, and his soulful musical rendition added a unique and memorable charm to the occasion. Felicitation addresses follo...

The Onam celebration at FMTC, Mylapore, in 2025 was conducted with great enthusiasm and rich cultural spirit as part of the Sahasrayam Community Living Camp , marking the fourth day of the camp . The day became truly special and memorable, as it beautifully showcased the traditions, values, and festive essence of Kerala. The celebrations began with a variety of cultural activities that reflected the true spirit of Onam. A Malayalam Manga Competition was organized, in which students participated with great excitement and creativity. I had the joyful opportunity to take part in this competition, which added a personal sense of happiness and involvement to the celebration. Adding colour and life to the event, students enacted the traditional characters of Vamanan and Mahabali (Mahabali Thampuran) , bringing the legendary Onam story to the stage. Their engaging performances captured the attention of the audience and greatly enhanced the festive atmosphere. One of the major highlights of ...

  Fathima Memorial Training College, Mylapore, in collaboration with the College Union , successfully organized INIZIO’25 , a vibrant Fresher’s Day and Talent Show , to extend a warm welcome to the junior students. The programme offered freshers a valuable platform to introduce themselves and display their talents through a range of cultural performances and engaging activities. To make the event lively and memorable, the senior students arranged a variety of fun-filled games for the juniors, which added excitement, laughter, and enthusiastic participation throughout the programme. The celebration was marked by a cheerful and inclusive atmosphere that encouraged interaction and enjoyment. INIZIO’25 not only highlighted the creativity, confidence, and talents of the freshers but also strengthened the bond between senior and junior students. The event successfully fostered a spirit of friendship, unity, and camaraderie, making it a memorable beginning to campus life for the newcomer...

Date: August 11 – August 16, 2025 “Teaching is not about filling a pot but lighting a lamp that continues to glow.” The fifth week of my teaching practice at Government HSS Anchalummood was filled with meaningful activities and new beginnings. I successfully completed the remaining activities of Little Things Matter by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam and started the poem Hope is the Thing with Feathers by Emily Dickinson. On Monday, August 11th, I continued with the pending activities of Little Things Matter . The students wrote a diary entry as Kalam, describing an evening by the sea, and also worked on if-clause sentences. They were enthusiastic and creative. On Tuesday, August 12th, I carried out the third section of activities. The first task was to list sentences beginning with question words and auxiliary verbs, and the second was to frame WH-questions for the underlined parts in given sentences. The students actively participated. On this day, Anamika Ma’am observed Alina and Aishw...

  Fathima Memorial Training College, Mylapore, proudly celebrated Independence Day with great enthusiasm and patriotic spirit. The event highlighted the theme “Together for a Stronger, Freer India”, reminding everyone of the sacrifices made for the nation’s freedom and the responsibilities we hold as citizens today. The program began with the flag hoisting ceremony, followed by the soulful rendition of the National Anthem, filling the atmosphere with pride and unity. The Chief Guest, Sri. Shajahan Younus (Chairman, FMET), and the Principal, Dr. M. Omanaseelan, delivered inspiring messages, emphasizing the importance of freedom, unity, and education in building a progressive nation. Students actively participated through patriotic songs and heartfelt messages that celebrated India’s rich heritage and diverse culture. The celebration was not just a remembrance of the past but also a call to contribute towards a brighter, stronger future. It truly reflected the spirit of independence ...

Date: August 4 – August 8, 2025 “Great teachers inspire students to discover the little things that make a big difference.” The fourth week of my teaching practice at Government HSS Anchalummood was more engaging and structured, with a full set of five working days. My association with Class 8F has grown stronger, and I feel increasingly confident and connected with the learners. On Monday, August 4th , I continued with the prose chapter “Little Things Matter” by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam . The students showed keen interest in the text, and I used charts, flashcards, and activity cards to simplify the concepts and keep them active. The focus was on instilling the values of how small actions contribute to larger achievements. During the week, I steadily progressed with the lesson, ensuring that the learners were not only understanding the text but also relating it to their own lives. On Thursday, August 7th , I completed the chapter successfully. This class was particularly impor...

Date: July 28 – August   1, 2025 “Confidence comes not from always being right but from not fearing to be wrong.” — Peter T. McIntyre Though this week had only two working days — Thursday and Friday — it was still a valuable one in my journey as a teacher trainee at Government HSS Anchalummood . Every single interaction with my students in Class 8F , my assigned class, continues to help me grow in confidence and clarity. This week, I felt more comfortable and self-assured while teaching. My rapport with the students has grown stronger; they now interact more openly and respond with ease. It’s heartening to see the classroom turning into a space of both discipline and joy. I continued with the prose chapter “Little Things Matter” by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam and covered the next portions on both days. On Thursday , I introduced a group discussion activity related to the chapter — a small step towards building student communication and peer learning. The students were engage...