SUM College Of Teacher Education

  As part of the college outreach programme, a visit to ‘Amala Bhavan’ was organized on 23rd December 2025 with the aim of sharing love, joy, and the true spirit of Christmas with the residents. After the Christmas celebration in the college, the faculty members and students visited Amala Bhavan in the afternoon to extend the festive spirit beyond the campus. The programme began with a warm interaction with the residents, followed by a Christmas celebration at Amala Bhavan. A cake-cutting ceremony was conducted, and the cake was distributed among the people there, spreading happiness and togetherness. On the occasion, the Dr. C. V. Jayasree (Principal, SUMCTE) and George Joseph (Asst. Professor) delivered short speeches and wishes everyone. The celebration was made lively and memorable through various cultural programmes jointly performed by the residents of Amala Bhavan, students, and teachers. The activities included dance, songs, mimicry, storytelling, and other entertaining per...

 The Christmas celebration was joyfully observed on 23rd December 2025 with enthusiastic participation from the management, staff, and students. The programme reflected the true spirit of Christmas by spreading messages of love, peace, and harmony. The programme began with a prayer and then a warm welcome speech by George Joseph (Asst. Professor, SUMCTE) who highlighted the significance of Christmas and the values it upholds in personal and social life. This was followed by the Presidential Address by Dr. C. V. Jayasree (Principal, SUMCTE) who emphasized the importance of compassion, unity, and service to humanity. The Christmas message was delivered by Rev. Clarence Paliath  (Diocesan Priest, Kannur). His inspiring talk reminded the gathering of the essence of Christmas—love, sacrifice, forgiveness, and hope—and encouraged everyone to live by these values. After the guest talk, a cake-cutting ceremony was held, adding to the festive spirit and symbolizing joy, togetherness, ...

 The morning assembly on 22/12/2025 was conducted by the English Department with discipline and enthusiasm. The assembly began with a prayer, invoking peace and positivity among the students and teachers. The programme was coordinated by Sahadathul Farha , who ensured the smooth flow of the assembly. Shabnam Rumana presented the news, keeping the gathering informed about current events in a clear and confident manner. The Thought of the Day was delivered by Shahana Banu on the topic “People’s PM” , highlighting the life and values of Lal Bahadur Shastri . She spoke about his simplicity, integrity, and dedication to the nation, inspiring the students to uphold moral values and humility in their lives.The assembly concluded on a thoughtful note by the coordinator .

The morning assembly held on 19/12/2025 conducted by Social Science department began with a prayer, creating a calm and positive atmosphere. The programme was coordinated by Indulekha, who ensured the smooth conduct of the assembly. The news presentation was delivered by Nisva, who informed the gathering about the latest important events. The Thought of the Day was presented by Anjima on the theme “Unity in Diversity”, highlighting the importance of harmony, mutual respect, and togetherness among people of different cultures and backgrounds. The assembly concluded on a thoughtful and inspiring note by the coordinator.

The morning assembly held on 18/12/2025 began with a prayer. The programme was coordinated by Theertha. The news presentation was delivered by Krishna Priya, who updated the gathering with current affairs. The Thought of the Day was presented by Punnya Rajeevan on the topic “A Moment for Me”, with reference to the book “Ettavum Priyapetta Ennot” by Nimna Vijay, sharing meaningful and reflective ideas. The assembly concluded smoothly under the guidance of the coordinator.

 The morning assembly on 17/12/2025 began with a prayer. The programme was coordinated by Manya CM. The news presentation was delivered by Niveditha K, keeping the gathering informed about current events. The Thought of the Day featured a review of the series “Adolescence”, in which thought-provoking ideas were shared, encouraging students to reflect on issues related to growing up and self-awareness. The assembly was smoothly concluded by the coordinator.

 The morning assembly held on 16/12/2025 began with a solemn prayer, creating a calm and positive atmosphere for the day. The programme was coordinated by Shibin Thaj, who ensured the smooth conduct of the assembly. The news presentation was delivered by Hasna KP, keeping the gathering informed about current events. The Thought of the Day was presented by Sreya P on the topic “Rise Above Negativity”, in which she shared an inspiring story that encouraged students to remain positive and resilient in the face of challenges. The assembly was concluded by the coordinator, marking the end of a meaningful and motivating session.

  The morning assembly on 15/12/2025 was conducted by the English Department. The programme began with a prayer. The assembly was coordinated by Rishana, who ensured the smooth flow of the programme. The news presentation was delivered by Sahala, who updated the gathering on important current events. The Thought of the Day was presented by Safa Parveen on the topic “Importance of Solar Energy”, as part of National Energy Conservation Day. The talk highlighted the need for renewable energy sources and the role of solar energy in conserving natural resources and protecting the environment. The assembly concluded with an inspiring message that encouraged everyone to adopt energy-saving practices in daily life by the coordinator.

A first aid awareness and training session was organized at College, with resource persons from BMH Hospital. The programme commenced with a warm welcome speech delivered by Dr. Jayasree C V, Principal, SUMCTE, who emphasized the significance of first aid knowledge in ensuring timely intervention during emergencies. The main highlight of the event was an engaging Basic Life Support (BLS) training session led by Dr. Sahal from BMH Hospital. He explained the essential steps in responding to medical emergencies and demonstrated CPR procedures and rescue techniques for choking, enabling participants to clearly understand and observe life-saving methods. The hands-on demonstrations helped students gain confidence in applying these skills effectively. The programme concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks proposed by Shaly V, expressing gratitude to the resource person, the organisers, and all participants. The session proved highly beneficial, equipping everyone with practical knowledge an...

 The morning assembly on 12/12/2025 was conducted by the Social Science Department. The programme began with a prayer, creating a calm and positive atmosphere for the day. The assembly was coordinated by Sayooj V, who managed the proceedings smoothly. The news presentation was handled by Anagha KP, who delivered the day’s important updates clearly and effectively. Muhammad Aslam presented the Thought of the Day on the topic “Youth Boycott Government Manipulation.” His message emphasized the importance of awareness, integrity, and responsible action among the youth in safeguarding democratic values. The assembly concluded with a sense of inspiration and renewed enthusiasm among the students.

The Human Rights Day celebration held on 10/12/2025 was jointly organized by the NSS Unit and the Social Science Department of the college. The programme began with an engaging welcome speech by Sri. Suneesh Kolangaroth (Assistant Professor in Philosophy) who underscored the relevance of Human Rights Day in promoting justice, equality, and human dignity. This was followed by a thoughtful felicitation by Dr. Jayasree C V (Principal, SUMCTE), who emphasized the need for sustained awareness of human rights and the cultivation of democratic values among students. The core part of the event was an enlightening talk by Adv. Prenil P. P, (Thalassery Court), on “Fundamental Rights under the Indian Constitution and Basic Human Rights.” His session offered deep insights into constitutional protections and the importance of safeguarding human rights in daily life.  After the talk, a token of appreciation was presented to the resource person in acknowledgment of his valuable contribution. The ...

 The morning assembly held on 09/12/2025 was conducted in a disciplined and orderly manner. The programme began with the prayer, creating a calm and positive atmosphere for the day. The assembly was coordinated by Navaneeth Krishnan, who ensured the smooth flow of events. This was followed by the news presentation by Shibin Thaj, who briefed the students on important national and international happenings, helping them stay aware of current affairs. The Thought of the Day was presented by Devika E, who spoke on the theme of International Anti-Corruption Day. She highlighted the importance of honesty, integrity, and collective responsibility in building a corruption-free society. The assembly was concluded by the coordinator.

  The morning assembly on 8/12/2025 was conducted by the English Department. The programme began with a prayer, creating a peaceful and reflective start to the day. The assembly was coordinated by Aswani KK, who managed each segment effectively. Anjima P presented the newspaper reading, providing important updates and current affairs. The *Thought of the Day* was delivered by *Anamika K, who spoke on “A Key Named Peter Tabichi”*, highlighting the inspirational life and dedication of the renowned teacher. The assembly concluded on an encouraging and meaningful note.

  The Student Induction Programme on fourth-semester was conducted by Mr. George Joseph (Assistant Professor in Psychology, SUMCTE) on 04/12/2025. The session aimed to familiarise the students with the academic expectations, psychological readiness, and professional responsibilities required at this stage of the course. Mr. George Joseph delivered an engaging and insightful talk focusing on self-awareness, classroom conduct, emotional wellbeing, and developing a positive learning attitude. 

 

 The Learning Aids Exhibition held on 02/12/2025 was an engaging and insightful event that showcased a wide variety of creative teaching and learning materials. The exhibition aimed to promote innovative practices in classroom learning by encouraging students and teachers to design meaningful, interactive, and visually appealing learning aids. The learning aids prepared by different departments were arranged and presented in their respective classrooms. Each classroom displayed beautifully crafted models, charts and working models relevant to that subject. The event received enthusiastic participation from neighbouring schools. Teachers and students from Mowanchery School, Nareengod School, and Muzhapala LP School visited the exhibition and spent valuable time interacting with the exhibitors. Their feedback and appreciation added great motivation to the hosting team. Many visitors commended the creativity, clarity, and effectiveness of the learning aids displayed. The interaction b...

  The College observed World AIDS Day on 2 December 2025 with great awareness and seriousness, highlighting the importance of global solidarity and responsibility in combating HIV/AIDS. The programme began with a brief and meaningful welcome speech delivered by Aiswarya MK, who warmly addressed the gathering and introduced the purpose of the day’s observance.      This was followed by an informative talk by Nysha Renjith, who spoke about the significance of World AIDS Day, the myths and misconceptions surrounding HIV, and the need for compassion towards those affected. Her words inspired the students to adopt a more responsible and empathetic approach. An oath-taking ceremony was then conducted, in which all participants pledged to spread awareness, fight stigma, and promote healthy practices. The solemn oath added a sense of commitment to the occasion. The highlight of the programme was an awareness class led by Dr. C. V. Jayasree, Principal, who provided valuable i...