World Patient Safety Day

                    World Patient Safety Day – 2024

     The Social Science Department of Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education organized a thoughtful observance of World Patient Safety Day on 17 September 2024, during the morning assembly.The event featured an impactful speech by Reshmina Sherin K K, who spoke on this year’s theme – “Safe Patients Save Lives.” She emphasized the importance of patient safety as a global health priority, highlighting how small actions—like proper hygiene, correct medication, clear communication between doctors and patients, and safe hospital practices—can make a big difference in saving lives.

         She also pointed out that patient safety is not just the responsibility of healthcare workers, but also of patients, families, and the community. By being aware, asking the right questions, and following safety guidelines, everyone can contribute to preventing harm and improving health outcomes.The program helped create awareness among students about real-life healthcare challenges, especially in the post-pandemic world. The message encouraged future teachers to play a role in promoting health and safety education. The session received excellent feedback from students and teachers alike. Many appreciated how the topic was relevant, informative, and delivered in a relatable way.

 

DIGITAL POSTER MAKING COMPETITION-TRANSGENDER AWARENESS

 

Digital Poster Making Competition Conducted by the Transgender Club

The Transgender Club of MCCTE, Mahe organized a Digital Poster Making Competition on 19 September 2024 at 2:00 p.m. in the college campus.

The programme aimed to promote creativity, digital literacy, and awareness about transgender identity and gender inclusivity. Students were encouraged to create digital posters that conveyed strong messages on themes such as equality, acceptance, dignity, human rights, and gender diversity.

Participants prepared visually appealing and meaningful digital posters using various design tools. Their works reflected thoughtful ideas, artistic skill, and a deep understanding of issues faced by the transgender community. The competition provided an excellent platform for students to combine technology with social awareness.

The event witnessed enthusiastic participation and created an engaging and inspiring atmosphere on campus. The posters were evaluated based on creativity, clarity of message, design quality, and relevance to the theme.

The programme concluded successfully, contributing to the ongoing efforts of the Transgender Club to promote inclusivity, empathy, and social responsibility among students.

WORLD OZONE DAY

REPORT ON WORLD OZONE DAY 

World Ozone Day Celebration Report

Venue: Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education

Date: 16th September 2024

The Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education observed World Ozone Day on 16th September 2024 with the theme "Protect the Ozone Layer – Preventing Ozone Layer Depletion: A Collective Responsibility!" The event aimed to raise awareness among students and faculty about the importance of the ozone layer and the urgent need to protect it from depletion.

The program commenced with a welcome speech by the Principal, who highlighted the historical significance of World Ozone Day, commemorating the signing of the Montreal Protocol in 1987. Various informative sessions were conducted to educate students about the causes of ozone depletion, its harmful effects on the environment and human health, and the steps to reduce the use of ozone-depleting substances.

As part of the event, students showcased presentations on environmental conservation, sustainable practices, and the role of the ozone layer in protecting life on Earth. The highlight of the celebration was a symbolic act featuring a green hand holding a tree inside a glass globe, representing the delicate balance of nature and the collective role of humanity in its protection.

The program concluded with a pledge by all participants to adopt eco-friendly practices and spread awareness about the importance of preserving the ozone layer. The event was a great success and served as a reminder of our shared responsibility to protect the environment for future generations.

“WALL OF THOUGHTS” ACTIVITY

 “WALL OF THOUGHTS” ACTIVITY

Organized by the Psychology Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 16 September 2024
Time: 10:30 AM

The Psychology Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe conducted a creative and reflective activity titled “Wall of Thoughts” on 16th September 2024 at 10:30 AM. The programme aimed to provide students with a platform to express their emotions, ideas, motivations, and reflections, thereby promoting self-awareness, mental well-being, and positive thinking.

The event began with a brief introduction on the purpose of the activity, highlighting the importance of giving space for emotional expression and encouraging open dialogue about psychological wellness. A designated wall area was prepared on the campus where students could freely contribute their thoughts in the form of quotes, drawings, messages, affirmations, and personal reflections.

Students actively participated by writing meaningful and inspiring messages on colourful notes and posting them on the wall. Many contributions focused on themes such as self-confidence, resilience, emotional balance, kindness, stress management, gratitude, and personal growth. The activity created a visually appealing and emotionally uplifting space that encouraged students to pause, reflect, and connect with their inner thoughts.

Faculty members also appreciated the initiative and acknowledged its role in fostering a supportive and mentally healthy campus environment. The Wall of Thoughts served as a reminder that emotional expression is essential for psychological well-being and that sharing positive messages can inspire peers and strengthen community bonding.

The programme concluded with appreciation from the coordinators, who encouraged students to continue practising mindfulness, empathy, and healthy emotional expression. The “Wall of Thoughts” activity was a simple yet impactful initiative, reflecting the Psychology Club’s commitment to nurturing mental health awareness, creativity, and emotional well-being among students.

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF DEMOCRACY

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Report on International Day of Democracy Celebration

Organized by: Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education

Date: September 15, 2024

To commemorate the International Day of Democracy, Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education organized a special event on September 15, 2024, aimed at fostering awareness and encouraging student engagement in democratic values and civic responsibilities.

As part of the celebration, a Discussion and Essay Writing Competition was held under the theme of democracy, inviting students to express their views, share insights, and critically reflect on the state of democracy in contemporary society. The event saw enthusiastic participation from students across various departments.

The program began with a brief address by the Principal, highlighting the significance of the day and the importance of democratic principles in shaping responsible citizens. The discussion segment provided a platform for students to voice their opinions on current democratic challenges and possible reforms, while the essay competition allowed them to articulate their thoughts in a structured and impactful manner.

Judges evaluated the submissions based on clarity, relevance, depth of analysis, and originality. Prizes and certificates were awarded to the best performers, acknowledging their efforts and encouraging further participation in civic-oriented activities.

The celebration successfully ignited awareness and appreciation for democratic values among students, reaffirming the college’s commitment to nurturing informed and active citizens.

ENGINEER'S DAY

 REPORT ON ENGINEER'S DAY

Engineers' Day is celebrated every year in India on 15th September to honor the birth anniversary of Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya, one of the greatest engineers the country has ever produced. He was a visionary, civil engineer, and statesman whose contributions have left an indelible mark on India’s infrastructure and development.

This year, Mahe Cooperative College of Teacher Education proudly celebrated Engineers' Day on 15th September 2024, with great enthusiasm and participation from students and faculty alike.

The event commenced with a formal welcome speech by the Principal, emphasizing the importance of engineering in nation-building and the relevance of celebrating this day even in teacher education institutions. A brief presentation on the life and works of Sir M. Visvesvaraya was showcased, inspiring students with his achievements and dedication.

An interactive seminar titled “Engineering in Everyday Life: A Teacher’s Perspective” was conducted, linking engineering principles with pedagogical practices and classroom innovations.

The Engineers’ Day celebration at Mahe Cooperative College of Teacher Education was a meaningful and inspiring tribute to engineers across the nation. It reinforced the idea that engineering is not just a profession but a mindset that values innovation, problem-solving, and service to society. The program successfully resonated with the theme of building a better future through knowledge, design, and dedication.

ONAM CELEBRATION

 REPORT ON ONAM CELEBRATION- 'Thakiladi'

Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe

Report on Onam Celebration – ‘Thakiladi’

Date: September 13, 2024 (Friday)

The Onam celebration at Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education was held on Friday, September 13, 2024, under the title ‘Thakiladi.’ The event was vibrant with traditional Onam festivities, marking the joyous occasion with a variety of cultural performances and games.

The programme commenced with a Pookalam, symbolizing the spirit of Onam. This was followed by mesmerizing performances, including Thiruvathira, a graceful group dance, Onappattu (Onam songs), and a lively group dance that enthralled the audience.

A special highlight of the celebration was the traditional Ona Sadya, a sumptuous feast prepared with delicious Kerala delicacies, adding to the festive ambiance.

In addition to cultural events, a range of traditional Onam games was organized, including:

Lemon and Spoon Race

Sundarikku Pottuthodal (Blindfold game)

Water Filling

Musical Chair

Uriyadi (Pot-breaking)

Vadam Vali (Tug of War)

The celebration was graced by the presence of Sri E. Valsarai, former Home Minister of Puducherry and Chairman of the college, who delivered a speech on the significance of Onam in fostering unity and cultural heritage. Sri Sajith Narayan, President of the college, also addressed the gathering, reflecting on the importance of Onam in Kerala’s history and traditions. Smt. Padmalekha VM, Assistant Professor, shared her insights into the relevance of the festival in modern times.

A remarkable moment of the day was the Mega Thiruvathira, performed by the students, which captivated everyone with its elegance and synchronized movements. Another highlight was the water-filling game that saw enthusiastic participation from both teaching and non-teaching staff, bringing out the fun and competitive spirit of the event.

The celebration concluded with the distribution of prizes to the winners of various competitions, adding a sense of accomplishment to the joyous occasion

The Onam celebration at Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education was a grand success, fostering camaraderie and celebrating Kerala’s rich cultural .

EVENT LITERARY CLUB-MINUTES OF MEETING

 

HINDI DIWAS

       REPORT ON HINDI DIWAS 

The MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education organized a vibrant and enriching event to celebrate Hindi Diwas on 14th September 2024 at the college campus. The celebration aimed to promote the significance and pride of Hindi as the national language of India.

The event featured various engaging competitions such as Poetry Recitation, Essay Writing, and a Quiz Competition, which saw enthusiastic participation from students. These activities were designed to encourage students to express their thoughts and creativity in Hindi, fostering a deeper connection with the language.

The theme of the celebration, highlighted by the slogan "राष्ट्रीय भाषा का गौरव बढ़ाएं — हिंदी दिवस मनाएं!" (Let us enhance the pride of our national language — Celebrate Hindi Diwas!), inspired students and faculty alike to appreciate the cultural richness and linguistic heritage of Hindi.

The event concluded on a high note with appreciation for all participants and winners, leaving everyone with a renewed respect for the Hindi language. It was a successful initiative in promoting linguistic unity and cultural awareness among future educators.

QUIZ ON LANGUAGE OF INDIA

 

QUIZ ON LANGUAGES OF INDIA

The Language Club of MCCTE Mahe conducted an engaging Quiz on the Languages of India on 13 September 2024 at 3:00 PM in the college campus. The programme aimed to enhance students’ knowledge of India’s linguistic diversity and to promote awareness of the rich cultural heritage associated with various languages.

The event began with an introduction by the club coordinators, who highlighted the importance of understanding India’s multilingual identity. Students participated enthusiastically, forming teams to compete across multiple rounds covering topics such as language families, scripts, regional languages, famous literary works, classical languages, and linguistic facts of India.

Each round encouraged active thinking, quick responses, and teamwork. Participants demonstrated keen interest and competitive spirit, making the quiz lively and intellectually stimulating. The activity helped students expand their knowledge while appreciating the vast linguistic landscape of the country.

The programme concluded with the announcement of winners and words of appreciation for all participants. Overall, the Quiz on Languages of India was a successful and enriching event that effectively promoted linguistic awareness and teamwork among students.

WORLD FIRST AID DAY

WORLD FIRST AID DAY

September 11, 2024

World First Aid Day is observed annually on the second Saturday of September to promote awareness about the importance of first aid in saving lives. In 2024, it was celebrated on September 14 with the theme “First Aid and Sports”, highlighting the need for immediate medical attention in sports-related injuries.

First aid refers to simple, life-saving measures that anyone can perform with minimal equipment and no prior medical training. Its main objectives are to preserve life, promote recovery, prevent further harm, and ensure safe transportation to healthcare facilities.

At our institution, the World First Aid Day program was organized by the Mathematics Department, led by Ms. Athira Sunil P. She delivered an informative talk on the importance of first aid and conducted a quiz to raise awareness among students.

REMEMBERANCE DAY

MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education

Remembrance Day Report

Date: September 11, 2024

The Remembrance Day program was observed on September 11, 2024, to honor the memory of the victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States. The attacks involved a series of airline hijackings and suicide missions carried out by 19 militants associated with the extremist group al-Qaeda. These tragic events targeted key locations in the United States, including New York City and Washington, D.C., marking the deadliest terrorist attacks in American history.

Approximately 2,750 people were killed in New York, 184 at the Pentagon, and 40 in Pennsylvania, where all hijackers also perished. The attacks caused massive destruction and loss of life, particularly among first responders—more than 400 police officers and firefighters lost their lives while attempting rescue operations.

The Remembrance Day program was organized by the Mathematics Department and led by Ms. Hafstah EK. She delivered an insightful introduction about the World Trade Center terrorist attack and provided a summary of the sequence of events, the impact on the United States, and the significant losses suffered.

The event served as a solemn occasion to remember the victims, honor the bravery of first responders, and reflect on the global efforts to combat terrorism.

WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY

WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY

September 10, 2024

Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education

World Suicide Prevention Day was observed at Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education on 10th September 2024 during the morning assembly. The day aims to raise awareness about suicide prevention and promote mental health support for those in need.

On this occasion, Ms. Kashmira delivered a brief yet impactful speech, emphasizing the importance of understanding, compassion, and timely support for individuals experiencing emotional distress. She spoke about recognizing warning signs, offering a listening ear, and encouraging people to seek professional help when needed.

The program reminded students of the value of empathy, open communication, and community support in preventing suicide, thereby fostering a culture of care and understanding within society.

GRANDPARENTS DAY

GRANDPARENTS’ DAY CELEBRATION

Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education

Grandparents’ Day was celebrated at Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education to honor and appreciate the love, guidance, and wisdom that grandparents bring to families.

The morning assembly featured a heartfelt speech by Ms. Swathi Rajeev, who spoke about the significance of Grandparents’ Day and the invaluable role grandparents play in nurturing values, traditions, and emotional support for the younger generation. She highlighted their unconditional love and the importance of cherishing and respecting them.

The event inspired students to show gratitude towards their grandparents and reinforced the values of family bonding and intergenerational respect.

 

CLEAN-UP DRIVE

 CLEAN-UP DRIVE

Organized by the Biological Science Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 10 September 2024
Time: 10:00 AM

The Biological Science Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe organized a Clean-Up Drive on 10th September 2024 at 10:00 AM with the objective of promoting environmental responsibility, maintaining a hygienic campus environment, and encouraging students to actively participate in conservation activities. The initiative aimed to create awareness about waste management, cleanliness, and the importance of preserving natural surroundings.

The programme began with a short briefing on the purpose of the activity and instructions for conducting the clean-up effectively and safely. Students were divided into teams and assigned specific areas within the campus and surrounding premises. Equipped with gloves, bags, and basic cleaning tools, students enthusiastically took part in collecting litter, segregating waste, and cleaning pathways, garden areas, and open spaces.

Participants were educated on the importance of proper waste segregation, composting organic waste, and reducing the use of plastics. The activity helped students understand how small responsible actions contribute significantly to environmental protection. Faculty members supervised the drive and guided students in identifying biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste.

The Clean-Up Drive not only improved the physical environment of the campus but also fostered teamwork, discipline, and a sense of community ownership among students. By engaging directly with environmental issues, students gained firsthand experience in maintaining a clean and healthy ecosystem.

The programme concluded with words of appreciation from the coordinators, who encouraged students to continue practising cleanliness in their daily lives and to inspire others to adopt eco-friendly habits. The Clean-Up Drive was a meaningful and impactful initiative, reflecting the Biological Science Club’s commitment to promoting environmental awareness, responsibility, and sustainable practices among students.

INTERNATIONAL LITERACY DAY

 REPORT ON LITERACY DAY

Mahe Co-Operative College of Teacher Education observed World Literacy Day on 8th September 2024 with great enthusiasm and commitment to spreading awareness about the importance of literacy in shaping an equitable and progressive society.

A literacy awareness talk led by student-teachers in the assembly. Students actively participated in the talk.

The event concluded with a vote of thanks proposed by the program coordinator, followed by the national anthem.

Overall, the World Literacy Day celebration served as an important reminder of the college's role in nurturing future educators who are committed to fostering literacy, empowerment, and social transformation.

LANGUAGE EXHIBITION

 

LANGUAGE EXHIBITION

The Language Club of MCCTE Mahe organized a vibrant Language Exhibition on 06 September 2024 at 10:00 AM in the college campus. The exhibition aimed to showcase the richness of different languages, promote linguistic awareness, and encourage students to explore diverse forms of communication.

The programme began with an introduction by the club coordinators, who highlighted the importance of multilingualism and the need to appreciate the cultural value embedded in various languages. Students prepared and displayed a wide range of exhibits, including charts, posters, language trees, phonetic charts, vocabulary boards, scripts, and cultural artefacts representing different languages.

Participants enthusiastically explained their exhibits, demonstrating creativity, research skills, and a deep understanding of linguistic features. The exhibition created an engaging and informative atmosphere, enabling students and visitors to learn about pronunciation patterns, language families, writing systems, and the cultural backgrounds of different languages.

The session concluded with appreciation from the coordinators for the students’ efforts and innovative presentations. Overall, the Language Exhibition was a successful and enriching programme that effectively promoted linguistic diversity and enhanced students’ interest in language learning.

TEACHER’S DAY

 REPORT ON TEACHER’S DAY

On September 5, our college celebrated Teacher’s Day with great enthusiasm and respect to honour the dedicated teachers. The event was organized by the students of first year and featured the formal function followed by engaging activities designed to express gratitude to the faculty.

The celebration began with a formal function in auditorium with a beautiful prayer by Nishi. The presidential address was delivered by Athira C V. Following this, welcome speech was presented by C. Nandana.

As part of the program, two of our distinguished faculty members, Dr. Sreelatha ma’am and Priyamol ma’am, spoke about the invaluable contributions to the institution. They were presented with tokens of appreciation including flowers and personalized cards as a small gesture of the students’ immense respect and gratitude.

To add a touch of fun and engagement to the event, students organized a lively interactive section for both the teachers and students. Students presented a PowerPoint presentation highlighting the importance of teaching, which was prepared by Sneha Anil.

The celebration was further enlivened by cultural performances organized by the students. Ann Mary captivated the audience with her soulful song and Diya by her energetic dance performance.

DISTRICT LEVEL QUIZ COMPETITION 2024 ORGANIZED BY NATIONAL HEALTH MISSION GOVT. OF PONDICHERRY

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Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe

Report on District-Level Quiz Competition 2024

Organized by the National Health Mission, Government of Puducherry

September 2, 2024

On September 2, 2024, a district-level quiz competition was organized by the National Health Mission, Government of Puducherry in connection with the 39th National Fortnight on Eye Donation 2024. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students across various colleges in the Mahe region, including prestigious institutions such as Mahe Institute of Dental Science and Rajiv Gandhi Ayurveda Medical College.

Representing Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education, C. Nandana (1st-year B.Ed. English) and Keerthana V. (1st-year B.Ed. Physical Science) excelled in the competition, securing the first prize along with a cash award of Rs 1500. Their remarkable performance stood out as they outscored students from medical backgrounds, demonstrating their excellent preparation and sharp intellect.

Prior to the district-level event, a college-level quiz competition was held at Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education to select participants. A total of seven students took part in this internal competition, including Nahal (Social Science option), Rithula, Surmina, C. Nandana (English), Sangeerth, Keerthana V., and Krishna Theertha (Physical Science). The quiz was conducted individually, and after a competitive first round, C. Nandana and Keerthana V. emerged with the highest scores, earning them the opportunity to represent the college at the district level.

This achievement is a testament to the dedication and academic excellence of the students of Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education, who continue to make the institution proud through their outstanding performances in various competitions.

ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB INAUGURATION

 ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB INAUGURATION

The Environmental Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe was inaugurated on 2nd September 2024. The program was organized with the objective of creating environmental awareness and promoting sustainable practices among teacher trainees.

The inauguration was coordinated by Dr. Sreelatha K (General Coordinator), Arun U (IQAC Coordinator), and Nithinlal V (Teacher Coordinator). The event emphasized the importance of protecting nature, conserving resources, and developing eco-friendly habits.

The Environmental Club plans to conduct various activities such as tree plantation, awareness campaigns, waste management programs, and seminars. The active participation of students marked the success of the inaugural function and encouraged a collective commitment towards environmental protection.