SUM College Of Teacher Education

  The morning assembly held on 24th February 2026 was organized by Mathematics department. The programme began with a prayer. The assembly was coordinated by Abhina, who ensured the smooth flow of the programme. The news headlines were presented by Anuvrindha. She shared important national and international updates, helping everyone stay informed about current events. The thought for the day was delivered by Sangeerthana on the topic “The Power of Consistency.” She spoke about how consistent efforts, even small ones, lead to great achievements over time. She emphasized that success is not the result of one big action but the outcome of regular dedication and hard work. Her inspiring message motivated everyone to remain focused and committed to their goals. The assembly was concluded by the coordinator.

 A one day training programme on “Practical Strategies for Handling Children with Disabilities” was organized with the objective of equipping stuy with effective classroom management techniques and inclusive practices. The session was handled by Thushara Kiran TK, Special Educator at Inspire, Kadirur. The programme was highly informative and interactive, providing practical insights into working with children having diverse learning needs. The session began with an introduction to different types of disabilities commonly seen in classrooms.  Several practical strategies were discussed during the training. The programme included various engaging tasks and activities. Participants were divided into groups and given case studies of children with different disabilities. 

  A two-day workshop on the topic “Understanding Self” was conducted by Pradeepan Maloth , counsellor and soft skill trainer on 16/02/2026 and 17/02/2026. The workshop aimed at helping students develop self-awareness, understand their emotions, and improve their personal and professional growth. The sessions were highly interactive and created a comfortable space for students to express themselves freely. The two-day workshop was inspiring and transformative. It helped students gain a deeper understanding of themselves, build confidence, manage emotions effectively, and develop a positive outlook towards life. The practical activities, meditation sessions, and motivational insights shared by the resource person made the workshop meaningful and impactful.

 

 The Valentine’s Day celebration was held on 13/02/2026 in the afternoon session . The programme was organized to promote love, friendship, unity, and togetherness among students. There were Letter Writing Competition for students. Also there were games, dances, ramp walk by students. The Valentine’s Day celebration concluded successfully, leaving behind sweet memories and strengthening the bond of friendship among students.

 The Food Fest was successfully conducted on 13/02/2026 with great enthusiasm and active participation from all students. The event brought together both first-year and second-year students, who jointly organized and served a variety of delicious dishes. The fest was inaugurated by Dr. CV Jayasree, Principal. A wide range of food items, including traditional and modern dishes, were prepared and served by the students.   The Food Fest turned out to be a grand success, creating joyful moments and memorable experiences for everyone present.

  The morning assembly on 11th February 2026 was conducted by the Natural Science Department. The programme began with a prayer. The assembly was coordinated by Aiswarya MK, who ensured the smooth flow of the programme. The news presentation was delivered by Shyamili A, who informed the students about important current events, helping them stay aware of what is happening around the world. The Thought of the Day was presented by Anaswar Prasannan on the topic “International Day of Women and Girls in Science.” The thought highlighted the importance of encouraging women and girls to participate in science and technology, emphasizing equality, innovation, and empowerment. He mentioned about the Jain Goodal and Vijaya Jagannath and their contributions. The assembly concluded on an inspiring note by the coordinator.

 The morning assembly on 10th February 2026 was conducted by the Mathematics Department. The programme began with a prayer, seeking blessings for a peaceful and productive day. The assembly was coordinated by Fathimath Anshidha K, who ensured the smooth conduct of the programme. The news presentation was delivered by Shivananda M, who briefed the students on important current events and developments. The Thought of the Day was presented by Anusree on the occasion of World Pulses Day. She highlighted the importance of pulses as a vital source of nutrition and their role in ensuring food security and sustainable agriculture. Her words encouraged students to adopt healthy eating habits and appreciate the value of nutritious food. The assembly concluded on a thoughtful and informative note by the coordinator.

 

 The morning assembly on 9th February 2026 was conducted by the English Department. The assembly began with a prayer, invoking blessings for a positive and purposeful day ahead. The news presentation was delivered by Sreenanda CP, who updated the students with important current affairs and helped everyone stay informed about recent events. The Thought of the Day was presented by Soshma Suresh on the topic “Real Success: Beyond Fame and Fortune.” She emphasized that true success lies in inner satisfaction, values, kindness, and the positive impact one creates in the lives of others, rather than merely achieving wealth or popularity. The assembly concluded on an inspiring note, by the coordinator.

  The morning assembly on 06/02/2026 was conducted by the Social Science department. The assembly began with a prayer. The programme was coordinated by Muhammad Aslam, who ensured the smooth flow of the assembly. The news presentation was delivered by Anjima, keeping everyone informed about the latest national and international events. The thought of the day was presented by Nisva on the topic “Rise of Health and Physical Awareness in India.” She highlighted the growing importance of fitness, balanced nutrition, and mental well-being among people, and encouraged students to adopt healthy habits in their daily lives. The assembly concluded on a thoughtful note by the coordinator.

 The morning assembly on 4th February 2026 was conducted by the Natural Science Department. The assembly began with a prayer. The programme was coordinated by Manya CM. The news was presented by Anagha PK. The Thought of the Day was delivered by Niveditha K on the topic “United by Unique”, highlighting the significance of World Cancer Day. She emphasized that every individual’s journey is different, yet unity and compassion give strength in the fight against cancer. The thought inspired students to show empathy, spread awareness, and support those affected by the disease. The assembly was concluded by the coordinator.

 The morning assembly on 03/02/2026 was conducted by the Mathematics Department. The assembly began with a prayer. The programme was coordinated by Aashitha Rahmath, who ensured the smooth conduct of the assembly. The news presentation was delivered by Sreesha VK, keeping everyone informed about current events. The Thought of the Day was presented by Devika E on the topic “Some Responsibilities”. She highlighted the importance of individual responsibility in society and emphasized how responsible actions contribute to social harmony and development. Her words encouraged students to be more aware of their duties as members of society. The assembly concluded with a sense of motivation and awareness among the students by the coordinator.

  An   Anti-Drug Awareness Programme   was conducted at   SUM College of Teacher Education   on   27 January 2026   with the objective of creating awareness among students about the harmful effects of drug abuse and promoting a healthy, drug-free lifestyle. Various  experts in the field  visited the college and handled interactive sessions focusing on  drug usage, its ill effects, and the social, physical, and psychological consequences of substance abuse . The sessions were informative and engaging, enabling students to gain a deeper understanding of the dangers associated with drug addiction. The programme was  chaired by Dr. C. V. Jayashree , Principal, SUM College of Teacher Education. Students actively participated in the interaction session by raising questions and sharing their views, which made the programme meaningful and effective. Overall, the Anti-Drug Awareness Programme was highly beneficial and successful in sensitizi...

 

The morning assembly held on 02 February 2026 began with a prayer. The programme was coordinated by Aswani K.K, who ensured the smooth flow of the assembly. The news presentation was delivered by Anamika K., who informed the gathering about important current events. The Thought of the Day was presented by Anusree K on the inspiring topic “Use what you have, become what you dream.” Her words motivated the students to make the best use of their abilities and work towards their goals with confidence and determination. The assembly concluded on a thoughtful and motivating note by the coordinator.