SCHOOL INDUCTION FIFTH DAY:

 The session helped students become familiar with various banking forms used in everyday transactions. They learned how to fill out forms like account opening forms, cheque requisition forms, deposit and withdrawal slips, and demand draft forms. This practical knowledge helped students understand how to manage banking activities such as opening accounts, making deposits, withdrawing money, and transferring funds securely. It was an essential experience to prepare them for handling real-world financial tasks.

We conducted an interview with a senior teacher as part of our induction program. This valuable interaction allowed us to gain insights into the teaching profession, understand the challenges and rewards of being an educator, and learn about effective teaching methods. The experience was enriching and provided a deeper understanding of the role of teachers in shaping students' lives and academic success.

The last day of the school induction program is a moment of reflection and celebration. It marks the conclusion of an important learning phase, where new students were introduced to the school's culture, values, and academic expectations. This day often includes a recap of key takeaways, a chance for students to share their experiences, and a sense of readiness for the upcoming academic year. It’s a day to acknowledge growth, build connections, and set positive goals for the future.

As teacher and student, we shared many valuable experiences, lessons, and memories throughout our time together. With knowledge gained and moments cherished, we said goodbye to school, knowing that the teachings and guidance will continue to inspire us in the future. The journey has been a meaningful one, filled with growth, learning, and mutual respect.