SUM College Of Teacher Education

The NSS unit of our college successfully conducted the ‘Drug-Free Campus’ Declaration on 25/03/2025, reaffirming the institution’s commitment to fostering a healthy and substance-free environment. The event was marked by insightful discussions, an awareness class, and an official pledge to maintain a campus free from drugs and substance abuse. The event highlighted the crucial role of future educators in spreading awareness about the dangers of drug abuse among their students and society at large.  The program commenced with a welcome speech by Suneesh Kolamgaroth, NSS Program Officer, who emphasized the significance of the initiative and the role of students in maintaining a drug-free society. Dr. C V Jayasree, Principal, SUMCTE, delivered the Presidential Address, where she highlighted the dangers of drug abuse and the collective responsibility of students, teachers, and society in curbing this menace.  The official inauguration of the event was done by A T Dasan Master, Vim...

 

 A special ceremony was held to honour Dr. Sajan Sir for his invaluable contributions to the NAAC accreditation process. The event was attended by esteemed dignitaries, faculty members, and well-wishers, who gathered to express their gratitude and appreciation for his dedicated efforts. The program began with a welcome speech by Divakaran P.E., Asst. Professor of Physical Science, who warmly welcomed the gathering. He emphasized the significance of the occasion and acknowledged the hard work and commitment shown by Sajan Sir in guiding the NAAC-related activities. Following this, the Presidential Address was delivered by Dr. C.V. Jayasree, Principal, SUMCTE. In her speech, she highlighted the remarkable role played by Sajan Sir in ensuring the smooth execution of NAAC procedures. She praised his expertise, dedication, and unwavering support, which greatly contributed to the institution's academic and administrative excellence. The most significant moment of the event was the honour...

The Social Science Department conducted the morning assembly on 14/03/2025, under the coordination of Sahad. The assembly commenced with a prayer, followed by an insightful address highlighting the significance of discipline and perseverance. Fathimathul Fasna delivered the news segment, providing key updates on national, international, and school-related events. Her concise and engaging presentation kept the audience well-informed. A thought-provoking session was led by Fathimathul Noureen, who shared the "Thought of the Day" on "Redefining Success: Why Failure is a Key Ingredient." She explained how setbacks play a crucial role in personal growth, teaching resilience and valuable lessons. Her words encouraged students to view failures as opportunities for learning and progress. The assembly was concluded by the Coordination.

  The morning assembly on 13/03/2025 was conducted by the Physical Science Department, setting a thoughtful and engaging tone for the day. The assembly was coordinated by Anusree, ensuring a smooth and well-organized session. The program began with the school prayer, followed by a news presentation by Anjitha, who delivered the latest national, international, and local updates concisely and effectively. The highlight of the assembly was the "Thought of the Day" presented by Shaana on the topic "Shielded Reality of 2K Kids." She insightfully spoke about how children born in the 2000s are growing up in a world dominated by digital interactions, often shielding them from real-life challenges and experiences. Her thought-provoking words encouraged students to reflect on the balance between virtual and real-life experiences.

 An Anti-Drug Oath Ceremony was held on 12/03/2025 after the morning assembly at the general hall to raise awareness about the dangers of drug abuse. The Principal led the oath, with students, teachers, and staff members repeating it in unison, pledging to stay away from drugs and promote a healthy lifestyle. The oath emphasized the commitment to never use drugs, spread awareness, and support anti-drug initiatives. The event concluded with a motivational message from the Principal, encouraging everyone to make responsible choices and contribute to a drug-free society.

  The morning assembly on 12/03/2025 was organized by the Natural Science Department and commenced with a solemn prayer, setting a peaceful tone for the day. The assembly was coordinated by  Sandra K, ensuring a well-structured and engaging session. Following the prayer,  Sangeertha V N presented the day's news updates, covering national, international, and school-related news, keeping everyone informed about current affairs. The highlight of the assembly was the Thought of the Day, delivered by Fathimathu Naja K, who spoke on the topic "Projection, Insecurity, and Body Shaming." She emphasized the importance of self-acceptance, how insecurities often stem from societal pressures, and how projection affects our perception of ourselves and others. Her message encouraged students to foster a positive self-image and be mindful of their words and actions towards others. The assembly was concluded by the Coordinator.

  The morning assembly on 11/03/2025 was conducted by the Mathematics Department, ensuring a well-organized and disciplined start to the day. The assembly was coordinated by Samyukth P, who efficiently guided the proceedings. The session began with the school prayer, followed by the news presentation by Leeshma, who delivered the latest national and international updates, keeping everyone informed about current affairs. The highlight of the assembly was the Thought of the Day by Soorya P, who spoke on the topic 'Consumer Rights'. The thought emphasized the importance of consumer awareness, rights, and responsibilities in today's marketplace. It served as a reminder for students to be informed consumers and to stand up against unfair trade practices. The assembly was concluded by the Coordinator.

 A talk on the topic "Effective Teaching" was delivered by Nittoor Hareendran, Retired teacher, Tribal School, Meppady, on 06/03/2025. Drawing from his vast experience, guest emphasized the importance of a student-centered approach, where understanding learners' cultural and social backgrounds plays a crucial role in shaping effective teaching strategies. He highlighted the need for interactive and engaging methods, such as storytelling, real-life examples, and discussions, to make learning enjoyable and thought-provoking. Stressing the significance of a strong teacher-student relationship, he pointed out that an encouraging and emotionally supportive environment enhances students' confidence and motivation. Additionally, he advocated for the use of local resources in teaching, especially in rural and tribal areas, as hands-on learning experiences rooted in local traditions and nature create a deeper connection with the subject matter. The session was insightful and i...

  The College Women Cell organized a vibrant and inspiring Women's Day celebration on March 10, 2025, in the college general hall. The event was a tribute to the achievements of women and a call for continued efforts toward gender equality.    The program began with a warm welcome speech by Praseetha P, Assistant Professor of Natural Science, who set the tone for the event by highlighting the significance of Women's Day and the invaluable contributions of women to society. Following this, Dr. C. V. Jayasree, the Principal of the college, delivered the Presidential Address, emphasizing the progress women have made in education and various professional fields while also acknowledging the challenges that still persist.    The most anticipated moment of the event was the address by the Chief Guest, Dr. Sobha S, Principal of Salafi B. Ed College. In her speech, she spoke passionately about women’s leadership and resilience, sharing inspiring real-life examples of wom...

  The morning assembly on 10/03/2025 was conducted by the English Department under the coordination of Faseela. The assembly began with a prayer. Following the prayer, Nivediya presented the day's news, covering important national and international updates, school announcements, and significant events. The highlight of the assembly was the Thought of the Day, delivered by Shonima, on the topic "Violence Among Youth." She emphasized the causes and consequences of youth violence and encouraged students to promote peace, understanding, and positive communication in society. The assembly concluded by the Coordinator by emphasizing what all we can do to reduce violence among Youth as teachers.

  The morning assembly on 07/03/2025, was conducted by the Social Science Department with great enthusiasm and discipline. The assembly was coordinated by Misriya, ensuring smooth execution of all segments. The session began with a prayer, followed by the news presentation by Anagha K P, who shared important national and international updates, keeping everyone informed about current affairs. The highlight of the assembly was the "Thought of the Day" presented by Shana Sheri on the topic "International Women's Day." She emphasized the importance of gender equality, women's empowerment, and the significant role women play in shaping society. Her words were inspiring and encouraged everyone to appreciate and support the contributions of women in various fields. The assembly concluded by the Coordinator with a quote of Mahatma Gandhi .

 The morning assembly on 06/03/2025, was conducted by the Physical Science department with great enthusiasm and discipline. The assembly was coordinated by Rasmiya, ensuring a smooth flow of events. The session began with a prayer, followed by the news presentation by Naseeba, who provided updates on national, international news keeping everyone informed. The highlight of the assembly was the Thought of the Day by Ms. Saneeda, who spoke on the topic "Education vs. Skill: Are Degrees Losing Their Value?" She emphasized the growing importance of practical skills alongside formal education and how industries today prioritize competence over mere qualifications. Her thought-provoking words encouraged students to focus on developing both academic knowledge and real-world skills. The assembly concluded by the Coordinator .

 The morning assembly on 05/03/2025 was organized by the Natural Science department under the coordination of Anaswar Presannan. The assembly began with a soulful prayer. Manya C M then presented the news updates, covering significant national and international events. The Thought of the Day was delivered by Nysha Renjith on the topic "Light Enters Through Wounds." She connected this idea with the life of the legend Charlie Chaplin. She narrated how Chaplin, despite facing extreme hardships in his childhood—losing his father at a young age, his mother suffering from mental illness, and struggling with poverty—transformed his pain into art. His struggles became the light that illuminated his path to greatness, teaching us that our wounds and hardships can shape us into stronger, more compassionate individuals. The assembly concluded with a quote of Chaplin by the Coordinator .