MONTHLY TEA AND TALK SESSION WITH PRINCIPAL AND STAFF
Organized by the Grievance Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 12 November 2024
Time: 11:58 AM
The Grievance Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe conducted its Monthly Tea and Talk Session with the Principal and Staff on 12th November 2024 at 11:58 AM. The session aimed to create an open, informal, and welcoming platform where students could interact freely with the Principal and faculty members, share their concerns, and discuss matters related to academic and campus life.
The programme began with an introduction emphasizing the importance of communication and transparency between students and the administration. The Tea and Talk session provided a relaxed atmosphere, allowing participants to engage in meaningful conversations without formal barriers. Students were encouraged to express their suggestions, share feedback, and discuss any issues they felt needed attention.
During the session, several topics were addressed, including classroom needs, academic support, campus facilities, student well-being, and extracurricular activities. The Principal and staff members responded to the concerns raised, offering clarity, guidance, and possible solutions. They also assured students that all constructive suggestions would be considered for implementation wherever feasible.
The interaction strengthened mutual understanding and enhanced trust between students and the institution. Students appreciated the opportunity to share their perspectives directly with the administration, while faculty members acknowledged the value of student input in improving the campus environment.
The programme concluded with expressions of gratitude from the coordinators, who highlighted the importance of maintaining such open communication platforms regularly. The Monthly Tea and Talk Session was a positive and effective initiative, reflecting the Grievance Club’s commitment to fostering dialogue, inclusiveness, and a supportive academic community.
