English days

New Year programme   The New Year programme was celebrated on 31 December 2024 in a warm and cheerful atmosphere. Teachers and students gathered together to mark the arrival of the New Year. The celebration included a cake-cutting ceremony, symbolizing unity, joy, and new beginnings. The event provided a pleasant opportunity for everyone to reflect on the past year and welcome the coming year with hope, positivity, and togetherness.

Subject Association Day - Day 8  The eighth day of the Subject Association celebrations was observed on December 18th in connection with International Migrants Day, focusing on the experiences, challenges, and contributions of migrants worldwide. The programme was anchored by Shermi, who introduced the theme and highlighted the importance of inclusivity and empathy toward migrant communities. The session began with a prayer, followed by the Indian National Pledge led by Sophia, reinforcing unity and diversity. Alen shared the Thought for the Day and later spoke on the significance of International Migrants Day, emphasizing migrants’ roles in shaping societies despite the challenges they face. Shamna presented the New Word of the Day, while Mary gave a news update on global migration trends and refugee issues. A reflective session followed, where students shared meaningful quotes and perspectives on migration, linking them to literature and real-life experiences. The programme concl...

  Subject Association - day 7 The seventh day of the Subject Association celebrations was observed on December 16th to commemorate the birthday of Jane Austen, one of the most influential novelists in English literature. The programme focused on celebrating her literary legacy, timeless themes, and continued relevance in modern literature and society. The event was anchored by Saafi, who introduced Jane Austen’s contribution to literature, highlighting her sharp social commentary and strong female characters. The session began with a prayer, followed by the Thought for the Day shared by Mary, reflecting on the power of literature. Shamna presented the New Word of the Day, while Fathima delivered a literary news update on modern adaptations of Austen’s works. Alen then spoke on the importance of Jane Austen’s novels, emphasizing her narrative style, critique of social norms, and lasting influence. A special segment was dedicated to the interpretation of Jane Austen’s famous quotes, ...

Subject Association Day - day 6 The sixth day of the Subject Association celebrations was observed on December 10th in connection with Nobel Prize Day, celebrating the prestigious awards that honour outstanding contributions to humanity in fields such as literature, science, and peace. The programme aimed to familiarize students with the history and significance of the Nobel Prize while encouraging intellectual curiosity and critical thinking. The event was anchored by Shermi, who introduced the theme and highlighted the global importance of the Nobel Prize. The programme began with a prayer, followed by the Indian National Pledge led by Sophia, reinforcing values of justice and social responsibility. Fathima presented the New Word of the Day, while Alen shared an inspiring Thought for the Day. A brief news update on recent Nobel laureates and their contributions was delivered by Akshara, and Shereena provided an informative introduction to the Nobel Prize, outlining its history and ca...

  Capacity Building Programme The Capacity Building Programme was conducted on Thursday, 5 December 2024, by the students of the English Department as part of the B.Ed curriculum, with a focus on psychology. The programme featured a creative performance art presentation centered on behaviourism, specifically highlighting B.F. Skinner’s theory of operant conditioning.  Through a blend of acting, rhythm, and symbolic movements, the performance effectively demonstrated how rewards and punishments influence behaviour, making complex psychological concepts more relatable and engaging. Following the performance, charts and visual aids were used to explain key aspects of behaviourism, Skinner’s contributions, and real-life applications of operant conditioning. Each participant contributed brief explanations, reinforcing the ideas presented on stage. The programme successfully bridged theoretical learning with creative expression, offering an interactive and memorable educational expe...