Schoolyard-Stories 3rd Week-unfolded with steady classrooms, growing confidence, and meaningful learning moments.

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17.11.2025 to 21.11.2015


This week began with active classroom sessions, and students participated well in the lessons. I also handled a substitution class for the Plus Two batch, which helped me gain confidence in managing a different group. 





The Anti-Microbial Pledge organised with FHC Kilimanoor was an important event of the week, creating awareness about hygiene and infection prevention among students.




Thursday was a slightly tense day as both my general and optional subject observations were scheduled together. However, I remained calm and conducted the class well. The observing teacher gave positive feedback, appreciating my confidence, clarity, and classroom management, which motivated me to improve further.




Another highlight of the week was the three-day school tour for Plus Two students to Ooty, Coorg, and Mysore. The tour created excitement and a joyful atmosphere in the school.



The week also included a special Friendship Week assembly conducted by the Friendship Club. Students spoke about values like empathy, trust, and cooperation, creating a warm and positive atmosphere in the school.

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