CAREER GUIDANCE

 A Career Guidance Session for high school students was organized by IQAC in association with GVHSS Koduvally at MAHE Cooperative College of Teacher Education on October 24, 2025, at 2:15 PM. The session was conducted by Fazna Afthab, a 2nd-year B.Ed student at MCCTE, who provided students with valuable insights into career opportunities and guidance on making informed decisions about their future. Dr. Sreelatha K, Principal of MCCTE, served as the general coordinator, while Ms. Revathy M, Assistant Professor at MCCTE, coordinated the program on behalf of IQAC, and Shajitha, a teacher from GVHSS Koduvally, managed the program logistics. The session revolved around the theme, “The right guidance doesn't give you a path—it helps you find your own,” and included interactive discussions that encouraged students to explore their interests, reflect on their aspirations, and gain confidence in planning their careers. The event concluded successfully, with students expressing appreciation for the guidance and feeling motivated to make informed choices about their academic and professional paths

CAMPUS BEAUTIFICATION

  The Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education (MCCTE), in association with AKGSGHSS, Peralassery, organized a Campus Beautification Programme on 24th October 2025 from 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. under the initiative of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC).

The programme aimed to promote environmental awareness and to maintain a clean, green, and aesthetically pleasing campus. Students from MCCTE took the lead in organizing and coordinating the event. The coordinators were Vishnupriya A.K. (English), Sathwik Pramod (English), Gayathri V.C. (English), Arsha Shivadas (English), Nandana Vinod (Biological Science), Abhin Raj P.P. (Physical Science), and Revandh K. (Social Science).

The event was conducted successfully under the guidance of Dr. Sreelatha K, Principal of MCCTE and General Coordinator, Ms. Revathy M, Assistant Professor and IQAC Coordinator, and Ms. Susmitha K, Headmistress of AKGSGHSS and Programme Co-ordinator.

The participants actively engaged in cleaning, planting saplings, and beautifying various areas of the campus. The programme concluded with the message “Keep Our Campus Clean and Green,” reinforcing the institution’s commitment to environmental sustainability and community participation.

MANAGEMENT SCREEN TIME

 The Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education (MCCTE), Mahe, through its Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), successfully conducted an essential awareness session titled "Managing Screen Time" on October 24, 2025, at 2:00 PM. This crucial program was organized in collaboration with Govt. Middle School (GMS), Mahe, to address the growing concern regarding excessive screen usage among students and its impact on their physical and mental well-being. The session was strategically overseen by the co-ordinating team: Dr. Sreelatha K (Principal, MCCTE, and General Co-ordinator), Ms. Revathy M (Asst. Prof., MCCTE, and IQAC Co-ordinator), and Mr. Ajith Prasad (HM, GMS, and Programme Co-ordinator), ensuring broad relevance and successful execution.

The highlight of the event was the informative and engaging presentation delivered by the Resource Person, Anjana OK who provided the audience with practical strategies and research-backed insights into promoting healthy digital habits. Her talk covered the signs of excessive screen time, the benefits of digital detox, and methods for establishing realistic time limits and engaging in screen-free activities, offering actionable advice for both educators and students. The session achieved its objective of raising awareness about responsible technology use and providing tangible solutions for managing the digital devices prevalent in daily life, thereby contributing positively to the overall well-being and academic focus of the participants. The successful collaboration between MCCTE and GMS underscores their mutual commitment to the holistic development of students and teachers.

SESSION ABOUT LOCAL HISTORY AND LANDMARK

 The MAHE Co-Operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe, in association with Chothavoor H S S, Champad, organized a session on Electric shock on October 24 at 2.30 pm. The resource person for the event was Anjali  K K, a 2nd year B.Ed. student from MCCTE. The main objective of this lesson was to help students understand the concept, causes, effects, and preventive measures  related to electric short circuits.

During the class, she explained how a short circuit occurs when the electric current flows through an unintended low-resistance path, causing excessive current and heat generation. The difference between a normal circuit and a short circuit was clearly illustrated with diagrams and examples from daily life.

To make the topic more engaging, she demonstrated simple activities using circuit models and safety equipment to show how short circuits can occur and how to prevent them. Students were also introduced to safety devices such as fuses, circuit breakers, and proper wiring techniques.

The students actively participated in the discussion, shared their own experiences with electrical safety at home, and asked several thoughtful questions. The session created awareness about the importance of handling electrical appliances carefully and following safety rules.

Overall, the class was informative, practical, and highly effective. It helped students gain a clear understanding of electrical safety and encouraged them to be more cautious and responsible while using electrical devices.

 The program was coordinated by Dr. Sreelatha K (Principal, MCCTE), Ms. Revathy M (IQAC Coordinator, MCCTE), and Jayarajan ( Head Master, Chothavoor H S S).

CAMPUS BEAUTIFICATION

 The IQAC of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe, in collaboration with Govt. Middle School, Mahe, organized a Campus Beautification Programme on 24 October 2025. The main objective of the programme was to promote environmental awareness and encourage the importance of maintaining a clean and green campus.

The theme of the event, “Clean Campus, Green Campus”, reflected the commitment of both institutions towards environmental sustainability and community participation. The programme aimed to beautify the school surroundings through cleaning activities, planting of saplings, and creating awareness among students about the significance of cleanliness and greenery.

The session was conducted by Ms. Devangana R, Ms. Anjana O K, and Ms. Athira K R, who guided and coordinated the various beautification activities effectively. Their enthusiasm and leadership contributed significantly to the success of the event.

The event was held under the guidance of:

Dr. Sreelatha K, Principal, MCCTE (General Co-ordinator)

Ms. Revathy M, Assistant Professor, MCCTE (IQAC Co-ordinator)

Mr. Ajith Prasad, Headmaster, Govt. Middle School, Mahe (Programme Co-ordinator)

The participants engaged actively in cleaning the campus premises and planting ornamental and shade plants, thereby transforming the school environment into a cleaner and greener space. The initiative not only enhanced the aesthetic beauty of the campus but also fostered a sense of environmental responsibility among students and teachers alike.

Overall, the Campus Beautification Programme was a great success, promoting teamwork, community involvement, and environmental consciousness. The collaborative effort between MCCTE and Govt. Middle School, Mahe, set a commendable example of sustainable practices in educational institutions.

SCHOOL BEAUTIFICATION

School Beautification Program

On 24th October 2025, a School Beautification program was conducted at Memunda Higher Secondary School at 1:30 p.m. The main objective of the program was to create a clean, green, and attractive school environment that inspires learning and responsibility among students. Students and teachers actively participated in cleaning the campus, arranging flower pots, painting walls, and decorating classrooms and corridors.The event encouraged teamwork, creativity, and a sense of pride in maintaining the school’s surroundings. It also helped students understand the importance of cleanliness and environmental care. Overall, the program was a great success and contributed to making the school a more beautiful and welcoming place for everyone

INCLUSIVE EDUCATION

  Inclusive Education Class

The IQAC of Mahe Co-Operative College of Teacher Education, in association with CEBGHSS, Mahe, conducted a class on Inclusive Education on 24th October 2025 at 1:00 PM for the students of Class IX. The session was handled by Ms. Neha Fathima, II Year B.Ed student of MCCTE.

The programme aimed to make students understand the importance of including every learner in the classroom, regardless of their differences. The resource person explained the concept of inclusive education through examples, stories, and interactive discussions. Students actively participated and shared their thoughts on helping and supporting peers with different learning needs.

The session emphasized that education is not limited to the classroom but is a lifelong journey that values equality, empathy, and cooperation. It helped students develop awareness about the need for acceptance and respect towards everyone. The programme was coordinated by Dr. Sreelatha K (Principal, MCCTE), Ms. Revathy M (Asst. Professor, MCCTE), and Ms. Reena (HM, CEBGHSS).

Overall, the session was informative, engaging, and effective in spreading the message of inclusiveness among the students.

Done by

Neha Fathima

ELECTRIC SHOCK AWARENESS SESSION

 The MAHE Co-Operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe, in association with Chothavoor H S S, Champad, organized a session on Electric shock on October 24 at 2.30 pm. The resource person for the event was Anjali  K K, a 2nd year B.Ed. student from MCCTE. The main objective of this lesson was to help students understand the concept, causes, effects, and preventive measures  related to electric short circuits.

During the class, she explained how a short circuit occurs when the electric current flows through an unintended low-resistance path, causing excessive current and heat generation. The difference between a normal circuit and a short circuit was clearly illustrated with diagrams and examples from daily life.

To make the topic more engaging, she demonstrated simple activities using circuit models and safety equipment to show how short circuits can occur and how to prevent them. Students were also introduced to safety devices such as fuses, circuit breakers, and proper wiring techniques.

The students actively participated in the discussion, shared their own experiences with electrical safety at home, and asked several thoughtful questions. The session created awareness about the importance of handling electrical appliances carefully and following safety rules.

Overall, the class was informative, practical, and highly effective. It helped students gain a clear understanding of electrical safety and encouraged them to be more cautious and responsible while using electrical devices.

 The program was coordinated by Dr. Sreelatha K (Principal, MCCTE), Ms. Revathy M (IQAC Coordinator, MCCTE), and Jayarajan ( Head Master, Chothavoor H S S).

ELECTRIC SHOCK AWARENESS PROGRAMME

 Electric Shock Awareness Programme

An Electric Shock Awareness Programme was organized by MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education (MCCTE) in association with Sanskrit HSS on 24th October 2024 at 12:40 pm. The programme aimed at educating students on the dangers of electric shock and the necessary safety measures to be followed in order to prevent electrical accidents.

The resource person for the session was Athira C.V, a second-year B.Ed. student of MCCTE. She delivered a highly informative and engaging session, focusing on basic electrical safety rules, common causes of electric shock, and the immediate steps to be taken when someone encounters an electrical hazard. She also highlighted first-aid measures for electric shock victims and the importance of avoiding risky behaviors around electrical appliances and power lines.

The session was very interactive as students actively participated, asked relevant questions, and shared their own experiences regarding electrical safety. The resource person encouraged students to be more cautious and responsible in their surroundings to ensure their safety and the safety of others.

The programme was effectively coordinated by Dr. Sreelatha K (Principal, MCTE), Ms. Revathy M (IQAC Co-ordinator, MCTE), and Mr. Sudheesh Babu (Principal, Sanskrit HSS). Students expressed positive feedback, stating that the session was extremely useful, practical, and helped them gain awareness of crucial life-saving knowledge.

MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING

 The Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education (MCCTE), Mahe, through its IQAC, organized a Session on Mental Health and Wellbeing in association with PM SHRI Usman Government High School, Chalakkara-Mahe. The session was held on 24/10/2025 from 2:00 to 3:00 in a classroom setting.

The session was led by Ms. Malavika R, a second-year B.Ed. student at MCCTE, and focused on creating awareness about the importance of mental health, emotional balance, and overall wellbeing among students. It aimed to help participants understand positive coping strategies, manage stress effectively, and foster a supportive and healthy mindset. The session was highly informative and interactive, encouraging students to open up, share their thoughts, and develop a more positive outlook toward life.

The event was conducted under the guidance of Dr. Sreelatha K (Principal, MCCTE) as the General Co-ordinator, Ms. Revathy M (Assistant Professor, MCCTE) as the IQAC Co-ordinator, and Mr. Muralidharan K.V (Headmaster, PM SHRI Usman Government High School) as the Programme Co-ordinator.

Journey Through Local History Programme

 “Journey Through Local History” Programme

A programme titled “Journey Through Local History” was organized by MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education (MCCTE) in association with Sanskrit HSS on 24th October 2025 at 9:30 am. The session aimed to help students explore and understand the rich cultural and historical heritage of their locality, fostering a sense of identity, pride, and connection with their roots.

The resource person for the session was Athira C.V, a second-year B.Ed. student of MCTE. She delivered an enlightening session highlighting significant historical landmarks, local traditions, and cultural evolutions that have shaped the community over time. She also discussed how studying local history contributes to understanding broader national and global historical narratives.

The session was interactive and engaging, with students actively participating in discussions, asking questions, and sharing stories about their own localities. The resource person encouraged them to preserve and promote their cultural heritage through documentation and community involvement.

The programme was efficiently coordinated by Dr. Sreelatha K (Principal, MCTE), Ms. Revathy M (IQAC Co-ordinator, MCTE), and Mr. Sudheesh Babu (Principal, Sanskrit HSS). The students provided positive feedback, describing the session as insightful, inspiring, and educational, as it deepened their appreciation for local history and culture

YOGA AND WELLINGNESS

Yoga and Willingness

Event Details

- *Event Name*: Yoga and willingness

- *Organized by*: MAHE CO-OPERATIVE COLLEGE OF TEACHER EDUCATION in association with RVHSS Chokli

- *Date*: 24/10/25

- *Time*: 4:30 pm

Coordinators

- *Co-ordinated by*:

    - Nahal (Social science)

    - Sangeerth M (Physical science)

    - Sheethal (English)

    - Sreenanda (Mathematics)

    - All are 2nd year MCCTE students

General Coordinators

- *General co-ordinator*: Dr Sreelatha K (Principal, MCCTE)

- *IQAC co-ordinator*: Ms. Revathy M (Asst. Proff. MCCTE)

- *Programme co-ordinator*: Ms Smitha .N (HM, RVHSS)

The poster announces an event on "Yoga and willingness" happening today at 4:30 pm, coordinated by 2nd-year students from different disciplines.

SCHOOL BEAUTIFICATION

 School Beautification Report

Name: Hridika Raj

Time: 11:49 AM  Date: 24/10/2025  School: Memunda Higher Secondary School

On 24th October 2025, at 11:49 AM, a school beautification activity was carried out at Memunda Higher Secondary School by Hridika Raj. The main aim of the program was to create a clean, attractive, and welcoming school environment. Activities included cleaning the surroundings, arranging plants, decorating notice boards, and organizing classrooms to make the campus more vibrant and appealing.

Students and teachers actively participated in the beautification drive with great enthusiasm. The activity not only improved the appearance of the school but also encouraged a sense of responsibility and teamwork among the students. Overall, the program was successful in promoting cleanliness, environmental awareness, and school pride.

CAREER GUIDANCE

  Career Guidance Session

The IQAC of Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education (MCCTE), Mahe, in association with KGGHS Palloor, organized a Career Guidance Session on 24th October 2025 at the General Hall of KGGHS Palloor. The session was conducted from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

The resource person for the session was Ms. Ananya Prakash, a second-year student of MCCTE, Mahe. She shared valuable insights about various career opportunities available for students after their school education. Her talk focused on helping students identify their interests, strengths, and potential career paths. She also motivated the students to set clear goals and work systematically towards achieving them.

The session was highly informative and interactive. Students actively participated by asking questions and sharing their aspirations. The resource person guided them on how to make informed decisions regarding higher education and career planning.

The event was coordinated under the guidance of Dr. Sreelatha K, Principal of MCCTE Mahe, and Ms. Revathy M, IQAC Coordinator and Assistant Professor, MCCTE Mahe. The programme coordination was efficiently handled by Ms. Lizzy Fernandes, Headmistress of KGGHS Palloor.

The Career Guidance session was indeed a meaningful and inspiring experience for all participants, helping them gain clarity about their future educational and professional journeys.

   

INCLUSIVE EDUCATION SUPPORT

 Inclusive Education Support  

Name: Sreenanda K  

Time: 11:24 AM  

School: Memunda Higher Secondary School  

Today, I took part in providing support for inclusive education at Memunda Higher Secondary School. The focus was on ensuring that all students, including those with diverse learning needs, were given equal opportunities to participate and succeed in classroom activities.

Through collaborative efforts, I helped adapt teaching materials, offered individual assistance where needed, and encouraged peer support among students. This experience reinforced the importance of creating a welcoming and supportive learning environment for every student, promoting equality and empathy in the classroom.

REMEDIAL TEACHING

Remedial Teaching  

Name: Sreenanda K  

Time: 3:04 PM  

School: Memunda Higher Secondary School  

Today, I conducted a remedial teaching session at Memunda Higher Secondary School to support students who required additional help in understanding key concepts. The focus was on revising difficult topics through simplified explanations, worksheets, and one-on-one guidance.

The session helped improve the confidence and performance of the students, as they were able to clarify their doubts and strengthen their understanding. It was a rewarding experience to see visible progress and renewed interest in learning among the students.

Awareness Programme on First Aid

 Awareness Programme on First Aid

Kallachi: An Awareness Programme on First Aid was conducted at Government Higher 

Secondary School, Kallachi on 24th October 2025 at 11:20 

a.m. The programme was organized by the IQAC of Mahe 

Cooperative College of Teacher Education, Mahe, in 

association with GHSS Kallachi. The objective of the 

programme was to create awareness among students about 

the importance of first aid, its basic principles, and how 

timely assistance can save lives during emergencies. The 

session aimed to equip students with essential knowledge 

and practical understanding of how to respond effectively to 

common injuries and accidents. The resource person for the 

session was Ms. Hafsath E.K, a second-year B.Ed. student of 

MCCTE, Mahe. She delivered an informative and engaging 

session on first aid techniques and demonstrated simple 

methods for handling situations like cuts, burns, fainting, and nosebleeds. The 

presentation emphasized the importance of remaining calm and acting responsibly 

during emergency situations. The event was conducted under the general coordination

of Dr. Sreelatha K, Principal of MCCTE, Mahe, with the support of Mrs. Revathy, Assistant 

Professor and IQAC Coordinator of MCCTE, Mahe. The programme coordinator was Mrs. 

Suchithra, Headmistress of GHSS Kallachi, who ensured smooth organization and 

participation from students and staff. The programme received an excellent response 

from the students, who actively participated and expressed keen interest in learning first 

aid skills. The session successfully fulfilled its purpose of spreading awareness about first 

aid and empowering students with life-saving knowledge. The event concluded with a 

vote of thanks, marking a fruitful collaboration between MCCTE, Mahe, and GHSS Kallachi.

EARTHQUAKE AWARENESS SESSION

 The MAHE Co-Operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe, in association with Chothavoor H S S, Champad, organized a session on  Earth quake on October 24 at 10.30am. The resource person for the event was Arunima S , a 2nd year B.Ed. The main objective of this lesson was to make students understand the causes, effects, and safety measures related to earthquakes.

During the session, she explained the scientific reasons behind the occurrence of earthquakes, including tectonic plate movements and seismic waves. Real-life examples of major earthquakes were discussed to help students relate the concept to real-world events.

To make the class more interesting and engaging, she used visual aids and a short video demonstration showing how earthquakes occur and their impact on the environment. A simple classroom activity was also conducted, where students were asked to prepare a chart on “Dos and Don’ts During an Earthquake.”

Students actively participated throughout the session and shared their own ideas on how to stay safe during such natural disasters. The class helped them gain practical knowledge and develop awareness about disaster management and safety precautions.

Overall, the session was highly informative and effective. It not only enhanced the students’ understanding of natural phenomena but also encouraged them to be responsible and prepared citizens during emergencies.

 The program was coordinated by Dr. Sreelatha K (Principal, MCCTE), Ms. Revathy M (IQAC Coordinator, MCCTE), and Jayarajan ( Head Master, Chothavoor H S S).

CAREER GUIDANCE SESSION

Career Guidance Session

The IQAC of Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education (MCCTE), Mahe, in association with KGGHS Palloor, organized a Career Guidance Session on 24th October 2025 at the General Hall of KGGHS Palloor. The session was conducted from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

The resource person for the session was Ms. Ananya Prakash, a second-year student of MCCTE, Mahe. She shared valuable insights about various career opportunities available for students after their school education. Her talk focused on helping students identify their interests, strengths, and potential career paths. She also motivated the students to set clear goals and work systematically towards achieving them.

The session was highly informative and interactive. Students actively participated by asking questions and sharing their aspirations. The resource person guided them on how to make informed decisions regarding higher education and career planning.

The event was coordinated under the guidance of Dr. Sreelatha K, Principal of MCCTE Mahe, and Ms. Revathy M, IQAC Coordinator and Assistant Professor, MCCTE Mahe. The programme coordination was efficiently handled by Ms. Lizzy Fernandes, Headmistress of KGGHS Palloor.

The Career Guidance session was indeed a meaningful and inspiring experience for all participants, helping them gain clarity about their future educational and professional journeys.

Career Guidance Session

 Career Guidance Session for high school students

kallachi: A Career Guidance Session for high school students was conducted at 

Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS), Kallachi on 24th October 2025 at 10:00 

a.m. The programme was organized by the IQAC of Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher 

Education, Mahe, in collaboration with GHSS Kallachi. The session aimed to provide 

students with valuable insights into various career opportunities, educational pathways, 

and skill requirements to help them make informed 

decisions about their future. The resource person for 

the programme was Ms. Hafsath E.K, a second-year 

B.Ed. student of MCCTE, Mahe. She led an inspiring 

and interactive session, highlighting different streams 

available after secondary education, professional 

courses and vocational options in career planning. 

Through engaging discussions and examples, she 

encouraged students to identify their interests, 

strengths, and goals to choose suitable career paths. 

The General Coordinator was Dr. Sreelatha K, 

Principal of MCCTE, Mahe. The IQAC Coordinator, Mrs. Revathy, Asst. prof. of MCCTE, 

Mahe, played a vital role in planning and supervising the programme. The Programme 

Coordinator from GHSS Kallachi was Mrs. Suchithra, HM of the school, who provided 

excellent support in organizing the session and motivating students to participate 

wholeheartedly. Students actively participated in the session and expressed that it was 

highly beneficial in understanding the diverse career options available and it helped them 

gain clarity about future educational choices and career goals. The programme concluded 

with words of appreciation from the coordinators, emphasizing the significance of career 

guidance in shaping the academic and professional aspirations of students.