The Graduation Ceremony of the 19th batch of Sree Narayana Training College was held on Friday, 11th July 2025, at 10:30 AM in the college auditorium. The chief guest, Professor Dr. Jagathiraj V. P., Vice-Chancellor of Sree Narayana Guru Open University, was ceremoniously welcomed along with College Manager Mr. K. L. Ashokan and other SNDP officials, accompanied by the traditional Chenda Melam .
The event was presided over by Mr. K. L. Ashokan, the college manager, and the welcome address was delivered by the college principal, Mrs. Bibby Thomas. In his presidential address, Mr. Ashokan highlighted that, continuing the college’s tradition of cent percent results, this year the institution achieved a historic success with over ninety percent of the graduates securing distinction.
Speaking further, the manager reflected on the role of teachers in the evolving era of artificial intelligence and stressed the importance of teachers growing alongside technological advancements. He elaborated on the role of AI and information technology in daily life and emphasized the practical integration of IT into various teaching disciplines. He remarked that great teachers are known through their outstanding students.
Vice-Chancellor Dr. Jagathiraj V. P. presided over the graduation ceremony and offered guidance on innovative teaching methods, the evolving responsibilities of teachers, and adapting to changing times. He emphasized that teachers should possess social responsibility, remain lifelong learners, and acquire proficiency in technological fields. He also underscored the importance of respecting students' freedom.
Following this, the chief guest presented academic and non-academic awards to students of the 2023–25 batch who had achieved excellent results. The vote of thanks was proposed by Mrs. Zoya P., Head of the Natural Science Department.
The official function concluded with the national anthem, followed by the symbolic Hats Off ceremony by the graduates.
ON August 19th, 2024 we celebrated the 78th Independence day at our college hall. The morning assembly was conducted by Department of Social Science 2024-2026 batch students.
The program was started at 9.30 am with prayer. The news was held by Akshara, following the thought was presented by Aiswarya based on the topic "Freedom ". An inspiring quotes was delivered by Priyada. An interesting quiz competition was conducted by Arshid and as token of appreciation he gifted the winners a National flag. Following this an interesting riddle was presented by Devika. A thought provoking video presentation on the partition of India was screened, accompanied by an insightful explanation provided by Anat, offering deep context and understanding. The event concluded successful at 10.00 am.
The club inauguration as well as Gandhi jayanthi celebration of the 2024-2026 batch was held on October 3rd 2024 at SNTC general hall. The program has began by 10:30 am, with a prayer. The year 2024 marks the 155th birth anniversary of Mahama Gandhi. Following the prayer our cheif guest, Sri. Vipin lit a lamp in the photo gallery of Gandhiji. The welcome speech was done by club secretary Aromal. The presidential address was done by club President Aiswarya. The guest revealed our club name "Manushi". After the inaugural session, the falication speech was by three eminent personalities, Bibby Thomas, principal, Linimol. K. S., vice principal, and Anitha. S, HoD, Social Science. The official program was ended with vote of thanks was held by class representative, Anat. K. K.
The afternoon session as a part of the Gandhi jayanthi celebration Conducted cleaning campaign program led by Social Science club. Our today's Programs was completely winded up by almost 4.00 pm.
In association with new education policy a seminar was held on October 17th 2024 at SNTC general hall. The program began by 2.00 p.m with a prayer. After the prayer session the official program was started. Seminar was conducted on the topic "The quality of education in Kerala and new reformation in exam ".
The program was inaugurated by Adv. V. R. Rajitha, Thykattucherry block panchayat President. The seminar was conducted by Dr. R. Seethunath. The seminar session was very informative and fruitfully. After the seminar session the program was ended at 4.00 p.m.
The constitution day celebration of the 2024-2026 batch was held on December -2nd 2024 at SNTC general hall. The morning session programs was began by 10.30 am with a prayer. After the prayer session, the constitution day pledge was held by Arshid. A provoking thought was presented by Aiswarya. S. An inspiring quotes related to constitution was held by Anat. K. K. The constitution day related a video presentation was done by Aromal Devan. An interesting quiz competition was conducted on the basis of constitution was done by Devika Biju.
As part of the constitution day celebration so many programs was conducted under the leadership of manushi club. Flash mob, Debate, online poster making competition, constitution day special selfie point making. The debate session on the topic "Animal protection right versus Human right ", was conducted by priyada. N. R.
In afternoon session a seminar was conducted by Social Science club. The seminar was held by Adv. Ajikumar on the topic "A constitution as Living document". Our today's program was ended at 4.00 p.m.
Innovative and Interactive teaching techniques. Organized by IQAC and in Association with Department of Social Science
ON 29th January 2025 Innovative and Interactive teaching techniques class was organized by IQAC and Department of Social Science. This class was conducted by sri. Arun sir. The class was conducted in SNTC general hall at 9:30 am. The general convenor of this program was Bibby Thomas, principal SNTC and program coordinator was Anitha. S, HOD Social Science. The class was started at sharp 10.00 am and the students of the class 8 were also part of this session. Arun sir taught the topic "Social Group ". The class was really informative and fruitfully. The program was ended at 11.00am
On January 17, the Malayalam Department Club "Alaami" organized a memorial lecture titled "Srishtiswarangal" in remembrance of M.T. Vasudevan Nair and P. Jayachandran Master. The lecture was delivered by Dr. Atheena Niranj.
As part of the event, various other programs were also conducted, including an afternoon screening of Neelathamara, a film by M.T. Vasudevan Nair.
The first official programme conducted by 'Alaami Club' of Malayalam department was 'Ramayanadinacharanam' on 5th August 2024.Our respected Principal Mrs. Bibby Thomas inaugurated the programme. An official assembly and a quiz competition with the theme related to the epic Ramayana was part of the programme. Distributed 'karkkidaka kanji' to all students.
The Department of English at Sree Narayana Training College, Sreekandeswaram, Poochakal, organized the English Club Inauguration on 24th September 2024 in the General Hall. The event commenced at 10:30 AM with a prayer, followed by the welcome speech and presidential address. The official inauguration was marked by the revealing of the club's name and logo.
Mr. Sijo John, a prominent video creator and B3 Malayalam contestant, was the esteemed chief guest who delivered the inaugural address. Principal Bibby Thomas and other dignitaries including the Vice Principal and Teacher-in-Charge also addressed the gathering.
The formal session was followed by a vibrant cultural programme featuring a Shakespeare-themed masquerade, songs, and a group dance, showcasing the students' literary and artistic talents. The event concluded on a high note, celebrating the spirit of literature and creativity.
S.N. Training College, Sreekandeswaram, Cherthala, celebrated Harry Potter Day on September 2nd and 3rd, 2024, transforming the campus into a magical Hogwarts-like realm. The two-day event featured themed assemblies, creative sessions like “Magical Musing” and “Prophet’s Wisdom,” a Wizarding Quiz, and the exciting Marauder’s Mapping Treasure Hunt. Students dressed as iconic characters and engaged in activities that emphasized imagination, friendship, and moral values from the Harry Potter series. The second day included workshops, interactive displays, and performances, culminating in a reflective closing ceremony. The celebration successfully fostered creativity, teamwork, and literary enthusiasm among students and staff.
On January 23, 2025, Sree Narayana Training College hosted a seminar titled "Innovative and Interactive Teaching Techniques" conducted by C. K. Beena, a respected State Resource Person. The session provided practical insights into effective lesson planning and interactive teaching strategies through an engaging demonstration of a ninth-standard English lesson. Beena showcased interactive activities, discourse-based teaching methods, and collaborative tasks to foster comprehension. The seminar concluded with a beneficial Q&A session, equipping attendees with actionable strategies to implement in their own classrooms and leaving participants inspired to incorporate innovative strategies into their teaching.
Akbar Academy, in collaboration with the English Club 'LitGala' and IQAC, organized a career guidance program focusing on overseas studies, teaching jobs abroad, financial assistance, and favorable countries for education and employment. The program featured expert presentations, an interactive Q&A session, and discussions on intake times, fees structures, and IELTS coaching. Students gained valuable insights, and the event concluded with a vote of thanks and prizes for participating students. The program's success highlighted the importance of regular career guidance initiatives, expert interactions, and student participation.
On the occasion of Hiroshima-Nagasaki Day, we held a meaningful program to remember the tragic bombings of 1945 and to spread awareness about peace and the responsible use of science. The event began with a powerful video presentation that showcased the devastating impact of the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima, highlighting the destruction, loss of life, and long-term suffering caused by nuclear warfare. Following the video, a thought-provoking speech was delivered on the science behind the atom bomb, explaining the concept of nuclear fission, how uranium and plutonium were used to create massive explosions, and the ethical responsibilities of scientists in the development of such powerful technologies. A moving part of the program was the story of Sadako Sasaki, a young girl who became a symbol of peace after suffering from radiation-induced leukemia, and her attempt to fold 1,000 paper cranes in hopes of healing and peace. The program concluded with a solemn peace pledge, where all participants vowed to promote harmony, reject war and violence, and commit to using science and knowledge for the betterment of humanity and a world free of nuclear weapons.
The first year B. Ed curriculum include subject associated activity, for which I have selected the topic ‘National Space Day’. This day was so special because India celebrated its first national space day on August 23, 2024, to commemorate the country’s successful landing of the chandrayaan-3 mission on the moon. The landing marked India as the fourth country to land on the moon and the first to land near its southern polar region. India is celebrating its maiden National Space Day on august 23, 2024 with the theme “Touching Lives while Touching the Moon: India’s space saga”. As a part of this topic, we conducted online collage making competition about space related pictures and reports, and also, I conducted a quiz competition presented in general hall of SNTC. This activity is very useful to gain knowledge about the particular topic. For this activity we given the name ‘CELESTIAL QUEST’.
Chandrayaan-3 mission accomplished safe and soft-landing of Vikram lander on the lunar surface on august 23, 2023. With this, India became the fourth country to land on the moon and first to land near the southern polar region of the moon. The soft-landing was followed by successful displacement of Pragyan Rover. The landing site was named ‘Shiva Shakthi’ point and august 23 was declared as the “National Space Day”. Recognizing this achievement, prime minister Narendra Modi proclaimed august 23 as “National Space Day” in India. The first National Space Day will be celebrated across India in 2024. The government of India is launching a month-long campaign to showcase the achievements of India’s space mission and to inspire the youth. This year theme, “Touching Lives while Touching the Moon: India’s space saga,” highlights the significant impact of space exploration on society and technology. A grand two-day event will take place at Bharat mandapam in honour of national space day, showcasing a range of high-profile sessions, interactive exhibitions, and significant announcements related to India’s space achievements. The president of India, Smt. Draupadi Murmu graced the first national space day celebration at Bharat mandapam in new Delhi. She appreciated the dedicated scientists who have placed India’s space programme among the best space programs in the world by using minimum resources.
Chandrayaan-3 is a follow-on mission to chandrayaan-2 to demonstrate end-to-end capability in safe landing and roving on the lunar surface. It consists of Lander and Rover configuration. It will be launched by LVM3 from SDSC SHAR, Srihari Kota. The propulsion module will carry the lander and rover configuration till 100km lunar orbit. The propulsion module has Spectro polarimetry of Habitable planet earth (SHAPE) payload to study the spectral and polarimetric measurements of earth from the lunar orbit.
‘CELESTIAL QUEST’ space related programme organized by department of physical science 2024-2026 batch. In our programme online collage making competition and quiz competition were conducted. We instructed rules and guidelines for creating collage. As per the rule we allowed time for sending collage from august 23 to before 9 PM on august 26. We got 6 collages from students who participated in this competition. We analyzed these 6 collages and selected 3 collages for final list. Arshid from social science department awarded the first prize. Second prize given to Asrin from English department. Third prize goes to Anupama from English department. Online collage making competition successfully completed. Before prize distribution I presented space related quiz at general hall. I already given a introduction about national space day. I selected total 6 questions related to space. Out of 6 questions, 4 questions get answered by Rony Roy from English department. Collage making competition prize distributed by principal Bibby miss and our HOD Lini miss. From the quiz section, it given valuable information to everyone and I presented and convey it in a very interesting way.
The Royal Swedish Academy of Science awarded the Nobel Prize for chemistry 2024 on 9 October 2024. As part of this special occasion, Athira.A of the physical science department presented a speech on the topic "NOBEL PRIZE FOR CHEMISTRY 2024"on the college Asembly on 10th October 2024SNTC Seminar hall.The awarded personalities are David Baker,Demis Hassabis and john M jumper for their protein structure. speech is presented as a valuable knowledge of science in everyday life. It describes the detailed information about personalities who get the award and their importance of protein predicted by them.
Organized by lQAc in Association with LUMINA and Srishti Science club
The National Science Day celebration at Sree Narayana Training College, Poochakkal, was held on February 28, 2025, at the college's General Hall. The event, organized by IQAC in collaboration with Lumina and Srishti Science Club, aimed to promote scientific awareness and honor the contributions of Indian physicist Sir C.V. Raman. The program began at 10:00 AM and included a series of inspiring addresses, formal inaugurations, and engaging performances.
The event commenced with a solemn prayer by Deepak S Kumar, followed by a warm welcome address by Thasneem N, President of the Srishti Science Club. Ashwathy Krishnan, President of Lumina, delivered the presidential address, emphasizing the importance of fostering scientific curiosity among students. The highlight of the event was the presence of the chief guest, Ms. Nisha Joseph, Principal of SNVHSE, Sreekandeswaram, who inaugurated the function and delivered a motivating inaugural speech, drawing on her 30 years of experience in the education sector.
The felicitation ceremony featured heartfelt acknowledgments from prominent faculty members including Dr. Bibby Thomas (Principal, SNTC), Lini Mol K S (Vice Principal, SNTC), and Dr. Soya Lalith (HOD, Department of Natural Science). Each speaker commended the efforts of the organizing team and encouraged students to continue exploring scientific fields with passion and dedication.
The program concluded with a vote of thanks by Athulya Chandre, Secretary of Lumina, who expressed gratitude to all guests, faculty, and students for their contributions. The day wrapped up with vibrant entertainment sessions that showcased science through interactive and fun performances, effectively blending education with enjoyment and leaving a lasting impact on all attendees.
On October 25, 2024, Amrutha Mohan delivered an informative and engaging speech as part of the 'Lumina Club' inauguration, aligning with Chemistry Week celebrations. The event, titled "Mole Day Delights: A Celebration of Chemistry," aimed to highlight the significance of Mole Day, observed annually on October 23rd from 6:02 AM to 6:02 PM, in honor of Avogadro's number (6.02 × 10²³).
The speech underscored the mole's crucial role in chemical calculations and scientific disciplines, explaining how it helps quantify substances and predict reaction outcomes. It also provided historical insights, crediting Maurice Ohler for initiating Mole Day in 1991 and Jean Perrin for introducing the Avogadro number.
The 2024 theme, "Enchantmole," creatively blended the film Encanto with the chemistry concept of the mole, aiming to make science more engaging for students through interactive activities.
A PowerPoint presentation and a themed video were shown, enhancing the audience’s understanding of the mole's impact across fields like medicine, materials science, and environmental science. Overall, the event successfully deepened appreciation for chemistry and its real-world applications.
On Science Week, I presented the inspiring life story of the famous scientist Marie Curie.
Marie Curie was born in 1867 in Warsaw, Poland, as Maria Sklodowska. From a young age, she showed great interest in learning, but at that time, women were not allowed to attend universities in her country. Despite these challenges, she studied secretly and dreamed of becoming a scientist.
Later, she moved to Paris and studied at the Sorbonne University, where she faced many difficulties, including poverty and health issues. There, she met Pierre Curie, a fellow scientist who became her husband and research partner. Together, they worked on the study of radioactivity and discovered two new elements—polonium and radium.
In 1903, Marie Curie became the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, in Physics, along with Pierre Curie and Henri Becquerel. After Pierre's sudden death, she continued her research and made more achievements. In 1911, she received her second Nobel Prize, this time in Chemistry, for her work on radium and polonium. She was the first person ever to win two Nobel Prizes in different scientific fields.
During World War I, she helped develop mobile X-ray units to treat wounded soldiers on the battlefield. Sadly, due to constant exposure to radiation, she became ill and passed away in 1934.
Through this presentation, I shared how Marie Curie’s dedication, courage, and love for science broke many barriers in a time when women had very few opportunities in the scientific world. She faced countless challenges—poverty, discrimination, personal loss, and health risks—but she never gave up on her dreams. Her discoveries not only changed the course of science but also saved lives, especially through her contributions to medicine and her efforts during World War I.
Marie Curie’s life is a powerful reminder that with strong determination, hard work, and passion, we can overcome obstacles and leave a lasting impact on the world. Her story continues to inspire students, scientists, and especially women, to believe in themselves and follow their dreams fearlessly just like she did.
As part of the celebrations for National Chemistry Week, observed from October 20 to 26, I delivered a speech on October 22 during the morning assembly held at the SNTC General Hall in our college.
The speech was dedicated to Alfred Nobel, whose birthday falls on October 21, making the occasion even more meaningful. I briefly spoke about his life and contributions, highlighting his role as a chemist, engineer, and inventor. Special mention was made of his invention of dynamite, and how its later use in warfare deeply affected him, leading to the establishment of the prestigious Nobel Prizes.
I also shared the inspiring story behind the founding of the Nobel Prizes, focusing on Nobel's desire to honor those who make significant contributions to humanity through science, literature, and peace.
The session aimed to pay tribute to Alfred Nobel's legacy and to encourage students to strive for excellence in the field of chemistry and scientific innovation.
Innovative and Interactive Teaching Techniques. Organized by IQAC and in Association with Department of Physical Science
ON 28th January 2025, the Innovative and Interactive teaching techniques class was organized by IQAC and the Department of Physical Science. This class was conducted by geethadevi T.G ,Headmistressof Govt.DVHSS CHADAYAMANGALAM
The class was conducted in SNTC general hall at 9:30 am. The general convenor of this program was Bibby Thomas, principal SNTC, and the program coordinator was Lini mol k.s, HOD physical science. The class was started at sharp 10.00 am and the students of class 8 were also part of this session. Geetha miss taught the topic "Static electricity" with a lot of experiments and knowledge. The class was really informative and fruitful. After the class their is an intractive session conducted. The program ended at 11.00am.
The Physical Science Association ‘Lumina’ of Sree Narayana Training College, Poochakkal, organized an Inter-Collegiate Photography Contest to commemorate the International Day of Light on May 16. The theme of the contest was “Capturing Light: Celebrating the Science and Beauty of Light,” encouraging participants to explore and portray the aesthetic and scientific essence of light through photography.
Participants were required to submit original photographs in JPEG or PNG format, along with a suitable title and brief description. Plagiarized or AI-generated content was not accepted. The deadline for submission was May 14, 2025, and entries were submitted via WhatsApp.
The contest saw enthusiastic participation from students across colleges. The winners were:
1st Prize: Aswin R. from SNGK Pothencode
2nd Prize: Sumi V.T from BNV Thiruvallam
3rd Prize: Parvathy B.S from KUCTE Kulakkada
E-certificates were awarded to the winners in recognition of their creativity and scientific insight. The event was successful in blending science with art and fostering appreciation for the role of light in everyday life.
As a part of physical science club inauguration 25 oct 2024 chemistry lab exhibition was organised
The chemistry lab exhibition was organized with the primary objective of providing an engaging platform for hands-on learning in chemistry. Through this event, my classmates were given the opportunity to witness and participate in the practical applications of key chemical principles. This exhibition aimed to supplement our theoretical knowledge with real-life demonstrations, allowing students to observe chemical reactions, interpret results, and understand the significance of chemical behavior in a controlled environment.
As the subject associate, I coordinated this event with the intention of creating an interactive and educational experience. By exposing our batch to a variety of chemical experiments, this exhibition encouraged critical thinking and curiosity, thereby fostering a deeper appreciation of chemistry as a science.
As part of the National Mathematical Day celebrations, the Mathematics Club GanitGarima of Sree Narayana Training College, Sreekandeswaram, Poochackal, organized an essay writing competition on the topic “The Evolution of Mathematical Thought” on 22nd December 2024. The competition aimed to inspire students to explore the historical growth of mathematics and its impact on the modern world. Each house could submit one entry, with a maximum of two pages in PDF format, submitted via WhatsApp by 27th December. Participants were instructed to include their name and house in the submission. Prizes were awarded for the best three entries, encouraging creativity and critical thinking among students.
The Mathematics Club GanithGarima of Sree Narayana Training College, Sreekandeswaram, Poochakkal organized a seminar on the topic “Basic Statistics and Its Uses iny Research Methodology” on 21st January 2025 at the General Hall. The session was led by Dr. Preeth M, Associate Professor, Department of Statistics, SN College, Kollam. The programme began with a prayer, followed by a welcome speech by club president Niranjana V.T. The principal, Bibby Thomas, delivered the presidential address, and the vice principal, Lini Mol K.S., offered felicitations. The seminar was conducted in two sessions, with a detailed presentation and discussion on the relevance of statistics in research. An interactive session was also held, engaging participants actively. The event concluded with a vote of thanks by club secretary Karthika H.
The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), in association with the Department of Mathematics of Sree Narayana Training College, Poochakkal, organized a seminar on “Innovative and Interactive Teaching Techniques” on 30th January 2025 at the General Hall. The session was handled by Mr. Raneesh M.S., HST Mathematics, Govt. DVHSS Charamangalam, who effectively engaged the participants with practical insights and strategies for interactive teaching. The programme was convened under the guidance of Principal Bibby Thomas, with Jinu George, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, serving as the Programme Coordinator. The seminar proved to be highly informative and beneficial for future educators.
As part of the International Pi Day Celebration, the Mathematics Club “Ganith Garima” of Sree Narayana Training College, Poochakkal, in association with IQAC, organized an Intercollegiate Quiz Competition on 14th March 2025. The competition was exclusively for B.Ed. students and conducted online at 8:00 PM. Participants were required to register before 13th March at 5:00 PM, and the quiz link was shared with registered candidates. The quiz was auto-submitted upon time completion, ensuring a smooth and fair evaluation. Winners of the event were awarded E-certificates, and the event aimed to promote mathematical curiosity and intercollegiate engagement.
The Mathematics Club Ganith Garima of Sree Narayana Training College, Poochakkal, in association with IQAC, organized International Pi Day Celebrations on 14th March 2025. The celebration commenced at 10:30 AM in the college general hall with a prayer by mathematics students, followed by a welcome speech by Ms. Karthika H., the club secretary. Ms. Niranjana V.T., the president, delivered the presidential address. The program was inaugurated by Mr. K.P. Radhakrishna Panicker, a retired teacher and National Award winner for Best Teacher in 2010. The felicitation was offered by Prof. Bibby Thomas (Principal), Asst. Prof. Lini Mol K.S. (Vice Principal), and Asst. Prof. Jinu George (HOD). Mrs. Jafna K.L. delivered the vote of thanks. As part of the celebration, an intercollegiate online quiz competition was also conducted exclusively for B.Ed. students at 8:00 PM on the same day. E-certificates were awarded to the winners, and the event was successfully coordinated with enthusiastic participation from various colleges.
Sree Narayana Training College, Poochackal, Cherthala, in association with IQAC, organized the third webinar in the "Ganith Garima" series on 27th March 2025 from 8 PM to 9 PM. The session focused on "Achievement Test and Blueprint Preparation" and was led by Ms. Kaveya P, an experienced resource person with qualifications including MA, B.Ed, NET, SET, CTET, APS, and more, along with three years of teaching experience at IGNOU and Entri. The programme began with a prayer, followed by a welcome speech by Asst. Prof. Jinu George (HOD of Mathematics) and felicitation by the Principal, Prof. Bibby Thomas. Ms. Kaveya P delivered an insightful session, which was followed by an interactive discussion from 8:50 to 9:00 PM. The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Mrs. Jafna K L.
The Mathematics Association "Ganith Garima" of Sree Narayana Training College, Poochakkal, in association with IQAC, organized an intercollegiate photography competition titled "A Photography with Mom with a Sweet Caption". The competition invited B.Ed students to participate by submitting a heartfelt photograph with their mother along with a sweet caption, aiming to celebrate the bond of motherhood. Entries were accepted in JPG or PDF format through WhatsApp, with the deadline set for May 16 at 5 PM. The event encouraged creativity and emotional expression, and e-certificates were promised for the winners as recognition of their participation and talent.
Natural science department of Sreenarayana Training college Poochakkal has conducted 'Nutrition day'on 03. 09. 2024 in accordance with national nutrition week (Sep.1-7 ).The entire programme was conducted in our college seminar hall in the auspicious presence of our principal Bibby miss,our HOD Soya miss, other teachers and students.The programme was started with prayer by Deepak S. Kumar followed by news paper reading by Anjali Yesudas as the day's assembly was hosted by Department of Natural Science. After that Deepak stated quote from Holy Bible ,Quran and Bhagavath Geetha ;all of them were related with food.After that thought of the day was delivered by Thasneem N. The topic of the thought was about " The Importance of Nutrition among Adolescent Group".She has pointed main reasons why those group should have the nutritious food.The comments were given by Nayana ( Malayalam) & Athulya ( physical science).After that she also delivererd an awareness talk about Nutrition Day with the help of a video .After that Jyothi Lekshmi conduceted quiz competetion.Some of them were answered by our classmates ,Aromal ( Social Science), Athula( Physical Science),& Jisha ( English) We had given prizes for them.After that we moved to the jydgement of 'Nutrotious Roll Making Competition' which was held among our 5 college groups; Red,Green Yellow,Purple and Blue.We had collected each entry ( the entry was limited to one from each group) from the respective groups and displayed.Our principal along with our HOD Sangeetha miss,Lini miss had evaluated according to the criteria that we have given.Group 4 won the first parize,Group 2 won the second prize last but not the least Group 5 won the third prize.
The Department of Natural Science at Sreenarayana Training College, Poochakkal, celebrated the grand inauguration of its newly formed club Srishti on November 26, 2024, in the college general hall at 10:00 AM. The event was graced by eminent personalities and was marked by a sequence of well-coordinated programs that reflected the essence and vision of the club.
The program commenced with a prayer, invoking blessings for the success of the new initiative. This was followed by a welcome speech delivered by Anjali Yesudas, the Club Secretary, who warmly welcomed the dignitaries and attendees.
Thasneem N, the Club President, then delivered the presidential address, emphasizing the purpose and future goals of the club, and inspiring the audience with her words.
The formal inauguration of the Srishti club was done by the chief guest Mr. Sameer P.A, a diligent farmer known for his notable contributions in agriculture. He has been awarded the Karshakashreshta Award (2017) and was recognized as the 3rd best farmer in Kerala in 2020, along with various accolades at block and district levels. His insights into sustainable farming and the significance of connecting education with nature resonated deeply with the audience.
The event continued with the logo revealing ceremony, conducted by RJ Chichu, a popular Radio Jockey at Club FM, influencer, and content creator. His presence added enthusiasm and excitement to the event.
Following the logo unveiling, Jyothi Lekshmi D explained the significance and meaning behind the club name "Srishti", highlighting its relevance in fostering creativity, environmental consciousness, and scientific curiosity among students. She was the anchor for the day.
The felicitation speeches were delivered by key dignitaries of the institution including Principal Bibby Thomas, Vice Principal Linimol K.S, and Soya Lalith, Head of the Department of Natural Science. They expressed their pride in the launch of Srishti and encouraged students to actively participate in its future endeavors.
The program concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks by Deepak S Kumar, acknowledging the contributions of all guests, organizers, and participants who made the event a success.
The inauguration of Srishti marked a significant milestone for the Department of Natural Science, setting the stage for a vibrant journey of exploration, innovation, and environmental stewardship.
A visit to Mr. Sameer P.A’s farm was organized on November 26, 2024, in the afternoon session, immediately following the inauguration ceremony. The visit was to the farm of our esteemed chief guest, Mr. Sameer P.A, located conveniently within Poochakkal — just a 5-minute ride from Sreenarayana Training College by college bus.
Teachers and students from the Department of Natural Science enthusiastically participated in the visit. The farm, a reflection of Mr. Sameer’s dedication to agriculture, offered a rich learning experience. The students were fascinated by the wide variety of plantations which included cucumber, lemon emon,muskmelon,chilli and other seasonal crops, grown with sustainable farming methods.
One of the most interesting features of the farm was a small boat-like system, which intrigued the visitors and added to the uniqueness of the visit. There was also a sand hill within the farm area, where the students and teachers relaxed and enjoyed spending time together, interacting informally in the lap of nature.
Mr. Sameer took time to show his awards and certificates, including the Karshakashreshta Award (2017) and recognition as 3rd best farmer in Kerala (2020). He shared his personal experiences and insights into organic and efficient farming, making the visit not just enjoyable, but also educational.
As a kind gesture, he presented freshly harvested lemons to the students, which made the visit even more memorable.
This farm visit gave the students a firsthand experience of modern farming practices and highlighted the importance of sustainable agriculture, aligning perfectly with the goals of the Srishti club.
The Department of Natural Science at Sreenarayana Training College, Poochakkal, has conducted Aids day Awareness program and Health Club Inauguration on December 4-2024 In college general hall at 2 pm. The program was graced by eminent personalities and was marked by a sequence of well-coordinated programs that reflected the essence and vision of the club.
The program commenced with a prayer, invoking blessings for the success of the program. This was followed by a welcome speech delivered by Anjali Yesudas, the Club Secretary, who warmly welcomed the dignitaries and attendees.
Thasneem N, the Club President, then delivered the presidential address, emphasizing the purpose and , and inspiring the audience with her words.
The formal inauguration of the Health Club and aids day Awareness program was done by the chief guest shri. Girija K. S ( Coordinator, CSE). The ma'am is talking about some words in aids day.
The event continued with the Candle Lighting, Pledge and Awareness Talk.The awareness Talk is very effective and informative, the ma'am and two other Coordinators are effectively conducting the awareness session.
The felicitation speeches were delivered by key dignitaries of the institution including Principal Bibby Thomas, Vice Principal Linimol K.S, and Soya Lalith, Head of the Department of Natural Science. The programs are very effective and spread knowledge of HIV.After that Jyothi Lekshmi Conducted video presentation Regarding Aids & Health.
The program concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks by Deepak S Kumar, acknowledging the contributions of all guests, organizers, and participants who made the event a success.
A special DRG class was successfully conducted under the guidance of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of Sri Narayana Training College in collaboration with the Department of Natural Science. The session was led by Arif Sir from Government HSS, Cherthala whose engaging teaching and insightful approach about the topic "Sensory Organs & Eye" enriched the learning experience for the participants.
The event was graced by the auspacious presence of our esteemed Principal Bibby Miss, and the Head of the Department, Soya Miss. Their support and encouragement contributed greatly to the success of the programme.
The session was attended by enthusiastic 8th standard students from S.N.H.S.S. Sreekandeswra who actively participated and interacted throughout the class. Their keen interest in the subject matter reflected the effectiveness of the teaching.
The event was efficiently organized and administered by the 19th and 20th batch students of Sri Narayana Training College. Their commitment to managing and facilitating the class ensured a smooth and fruitful experience for all involved.
This collaborative initiative provided a valuable platform for student-teachers to gain practical experience and for school students to benefit from enriched academic exposure.
The Natural Science Department of Sri Narayana Training College, under the creative banner Srishti, organized an Intercollegiate Digital Collage Making Competition in connection with Health Day. This event aimed to raise awareness about various aspects of health and wellness while promoting creativity and digital artistry among college students.Participants from different colleges actively took part in the competition, presenting visually striking and thought-provoking digital collages centered around the theme of health. The entries reflected unique interpretations covering physical, mental, and environmental health, encouraging holistic thinking.
A panel of qualified judges evaluated the entries based on creativity, thematic relevance, design quality, and overall impact. The winners of the competition were awarded e-certificates in recognition of their outstanding work.
Krishnapriya DP ( SNGK B.Ed college, Pothencode) won the first prize,Gayathri Devi S.B. (Emmanuel college of B.Ed training ,Vazhichal) won the second prize and the third place have won by Sneha Shaji ( Mar Theophilus Training College Nalan chira)
The Natural Science Department of Sreenarayana Training College, Poochakkal, organized National Wildlife Day on 04.09.2024 as part of the nationwide observance to promote wildlife conservation and awareness. The event took place in the college seminar hall in the dignified presence of our Principal Bibby Miss, HOD Soya Miss, faculty members, and students.
The programme commenced with a soulful prayer by Thasneem N., setting a serene tone for the event. This was followed by a brief and clear news presentation by Deepak S. Kumar. Thasneem then shared insightful quotations from the Holy Bible, the Quran, and the Bhagavad Gita – all of which highlighted the sacred connection between humans and nature.
The “Thought for the Day” was presented by Jyothi Lekshmi D., who gave a detailed and thought-provoking talk on the topic “National Wildlife: Our Greatest Asset.” Her message emphasized the urgent need for wildlife conservation and the irreplaceable value of biodiversity. The entire segment focused on raising awareness about protecting wildlife and preserving ecological balance.
An engaging quiz session was conducted by Anjali, where students from various departments actively participated and responded with enthusiasm.
A major highlight of the event was the House-wise Crossword Puzzle Competition based on wildlife. All five houses participated actively, showcasing their knowledge and teamwork. The winners were announced and awarded on the spot:
First Prize: Purple and Yellow Houses
Second Prize: Blue House
Third Prize: Red and Green Houses
The programme concluded with the respectful singing of the National Anthem, marking the end of a meaningful and memorable celebration dedicated to wildlife protection.
The Department of Natural Science, Sree Narayana Training College, Sreekandeswaram, successfully conducted an Inter-Collegiate Photography Competition as part of the Natural Science Club Inauguration held on 16th October 2024. The theme of the competition was "Reflections of Nature’s Beauty," aimed at promoting appreciation for the natural world through creative expression.
The event received enthusiastic participation from students of various colleges affiliated with the University of Kerala. A large number of entries were submitted, each uniquely capturing the elegance and diversity of nature. Participants showcased their photography skills through both colour and monochromatic images, as per the competition guidelines.
Entries were submitted in PDF format along with student ID cards and contact details. After careful evaluation based on creativity, relevance to the theme, and visual impact, the winners were selected and announced. E-certificates were distributed to all winners as a token of appreciation and encouragement.
The competition was coordinated under the guidance of Smt. Bibby Thomas (Principal) and Smt. Soya Lalith (Head of the Natural Science Department). The initiative provided a platform for young talents to express their environmental awareness and artistic vision, making the event a memorable and meaningful success.
The Onam celebration of 2025 was held on September 12th in the college general hall, bringing together students and faculty in a vibrant display of Kerala's rich cultural heritage. The event kicked off at 10 am, featuring a diverse range of programs that showcased the talents and creativity of the participants.
The festivities included a variety of competitions and performances, such as Vadamvali (tug-of-war), biscuit-eating, and a teachers' dance performance that stole the show. The English department students wowed the audience with their special dance performance, while the Malayali Manka competition celebrated the beauty and talent of Malayali women.
The event also featured group-wise competitions, including:
- Bottle filling game: Teams competed to fill bottles with water without spilling a drop.
- Nadanpattu competition: Participants showcased their singing skills with traditional Malayali songs.
- Sundarikku Pottu Thodal: A fun competition where participants adorned flowers on a designated area.
- Sundharan Meesha: Teams competed to draw or create the most beautiful mustache.
The day-long celebration concluded at 4:30 pm with the thrilling Vadamvali competition, leaving everyone in high spirits. The Onam celebration was a resounding success, fostering cultural awareness, teamwork, and camaraderie among the participants.
The Onam celebration of 2025 was a memorable event that showcased the college's commitment to cultural heritage and community bonding. The event was a testament to the talents and creativity of the students and faculty, creating unforgettable memories for all attendees.
A heartfelt farewell program was conducted in the first week of April (03/04/2025) at the SNTC College Auditorium, organized by the 20th batch students for their beloved seniors of the 19th batch . The event marked a bittersweet moment of celebration, gratitude, and emotional goodbyes.The program commenced around 11:00 a.m., beginning with a graceful welcome dance performed by the talented girls of the 20th batch. The vibrant performance set a joyful tone for the event, capturing the spirit of farewell and togetherness.Following the dance, the stage came alive with touching speeches, memorable experiences, and fun-filled activities. Many students from the 19th batch took the opportunity to reflect on their college journey, sharing heartfelt memories, stories, and the lessons they learned along the way. Their words resonated deeply, stirring emotions among the audience.
The farewell was not only an emotional moment for the students but also for the faculty members, who took the stage to convey their blessings, good wishes, and words of encouragement for the outgoing seniors. They praised the students' efforts and growth over the years and encouraged them to face the future with confidence and integrity.The program concluded on a warm and nostalgic note, filled with laughter, tears, hugs, and promises to stay connected. The farewell served as a beautiful reminder of the bonds formed during college life and the new beginnings that lie ahead for the graduating students.
The reflection was conducted on 5th and 6th November 2024. The students prepared for the program in the last 2 days following the School Induction Program. There were 11 teams representing their chosen School. All teams adopted a unique and well prepared manner for presenting their collected data about their school. The teams were:
1. Government HSS Areeparambu
2. NSS HSS Panavally
3. S L Puram Kanjikuzhy
4. SNHSS Sreekandwesaram
5. Government HSS Thevarvattom
6. Government HSS Kalavoor
7. SCV Government HSS Pattanakkadu
8. Government HSS Chandirior
9. Government HSS Boys Cherthala
10. Government HSS Thirunalloor
11. Government HSS Mannanchery
The reflection was conducted as a competition among all these teams in which the winner was NSS HSS Panavally, for their amazing presentation of details regarding their school as a movie Spoof named as _Panavallythazhu.
On 29th August, SN Training College, Sreekandeswaram, Alappuzha, enthusiastically celebrated National Sports Day with various engaging activities promoting physical fitness and sportsmanship. As part of the celebrations, a Zumba dance session was conducted in the college, which saw active participation from students and staff alike. The event highlighted the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle through fun and energetic movements, fostering a sense of unity and enthusiasm among the college community.
As part of World Telecommunication and Information Society Day, Technology Club “Tech Wave” conducted a Meme Intercollegiate Competition on the topic “Tech Equality” under the leadership of Assistant Professor Krishnapriya Miss.
On March 18, the Kaniv Social Science Club was inaugurated at Assisi Special School. As a follow-up program, a food distribution and other programs were organized.The social club ‘ kaniv ‘ and Alaami Club’ of Malayalam department conducted various community welfare programmes on 20/02/2025 “ one is food distribution and visited a nearby old age home “shanthitheeram”.
The inauguration of the Malayalam Department Club titled Alami was held on 2024 October 4 . The event was inaugurated by Punnapra Mahadevan . As the part of the event cultural programmes were conducted
On the afternoon of January 1, 2025, group of students and teachers from our college embarked on a memorable journey to the serene Olavaipu.
Upon arrival, the celebration commenced with a cake-cutting ceremony led by Principal Bibby Miss, accompanied by esteemed teachers and non-teaching staff.
Inauguration of the College Union for the academic year 2024-25 held at Sree Narayana Training College, Sreekandeswaram. The event was conducted on January 10, 2025, at 10:00 AM in the Seminar Hall.
The event started with a prayer by Aishwarya S., setting a spiritual tone for the occasion. It is followed by a welcome speech by Smt. Bibby Thomas, the Principal of SNTC, to the dignitaries, students, and staff. Miss. Vrinda T, the College Union Chairperson, delivered the presidential address, outlining the vision and objectives of the College Union for the academic year.
Sri. K L Ashokan, the Manager of SN Institutions, gave the benedictory address, offering his blessings and guidance to the students and staff. The programme included the inauguration of the College Union by Dr. S Lekshmi, a recipient of the National Award from the President of India for Best NSS Programme Officer. Dr. Lekshmi’s presence was a prestige and credibility to the event.
In addition to the College Union inauguration, the Arts Club and Sports Club also inaugurated by Jagan Prayat and Mr. Savinayan V, respectively. Jagan Prayat is the Arts Club Patron and a member of the band “Vakyan,” while Mr. Savinayan V is a Sports Instructor at S.V.J.H.S.S. Aryankavu and a recipient of the Kerala State Best Teacher Award 2024. Their presence highlighted the importance of arts and sports in the college curriculum.
The programme was also feature felicitations to various dignitaries, including Mr. Dileep Kumar V, the Principal of SNHSS, Mrs. Swapna Valsan, the Headmistress of SNHSS, Mrs. Nisha Joseph T, the Principal of S.NV.HSE, Mr. Andrew Ferdinand, the PTA President, and Miss. Krishnapriya V, the Union Advisor. The felicitations were a gesture of respect and appreciation for their contributions to the education sector.
The programme featured a cultural program, which showcased the talents of the students and added to the festive atmosphere of the event. The cultural program was a highlight of the event, with students performing various traditional dances, songs, and other cultural activities.
The event was concluded with a vote of thanks by Devika Biju, the General Secretary. The vote of thanks was a formal expression of gratitude to the dignitaries, students, and staff for their participation and support.
Overall, the inauguration promises to be a grand celebration of the college union’s inauguration, with a focus on promoting unity, ambition, and innovation within the campus community. The event provided a platform for the students to come together, share their ideas, and work towards a common goal.
Sree Narayana Training College, Sreekandeswaram, Poochakkal, is organizing a field trip and monument visit for the 2024–2026 batch on Friday, September 27, 2024. The trip, themed #letsgo@Palakkad, is planned as an educational tour to Palakkad, with a special focus on exploring historical landmarks, particularly the renowned Palakkad Fort. The trip started at 6.00am from the college. In addition to exploring Fort malampuzha dam, Snake park, kalpathy also become the main attraction of this trip.main objective of this trip is to provide students with a practical learning experience that complements their academic curriculum and helps deepen their understanding of history and heritage.The trip return to college at morning 1 am.
This initiative reflects the college’s commitment to holistic and experiential education. By stepping outside the traditional classroom setting, students will have the opportunity to engage with historical sites firsthand, fostering critical thinking and a greater appreciation for cultural heritage. The visit also encourages collaboration, observation, and reflection among students, making it a valuable part of their educational journey.
Our much-anticipated study trip, titled “Ethu Mood Trip Mood,” was a journey filled with adventure, learning, and unforgettable experiences. The trip covered the breathtaking locations of Coorg, Chikmagalur, and Belur, offering a mix of nature, history, and thrilling activities. The journey began on an exciting note as we departed from Cherthala at 3:30 PM, reaching our college premises at 4:00 PM. Before setting off, a small prayer was led by Chris Saharmein, followed by essential instructions from the college faculty and student union members. With high spirits and anticipation, we boarded the bus and embarked on our journey to Coorg, looking forward to the experiences ahead.
Day 1: Exploring Coorg – The Scotland of India
After an overnight journey filled with music, conversations, and short rest breaks, we reached Coorg in the early morning. Our first stop was a quick fresh-up session at 7:00 AM, where we got ready for the day ahead. At 9:30 AM, we enjoyed a delicious breakfast, fueling ourselves for our first adventure.
1. Harangi Reservoir
Our first sightseeing stop was the Harangi Reservoir, a beautiful dam built on the Harangi River, a tributary of the Cauvery River. The reservoir was surrounded by lush greenery and had a peaceful atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for some scenic photography. The view of the vast water body with the backdrop of rolling hills was mesmerizing, and we spent some time soaking in the beauty before heading to our next destination.
2. Golden Temple (Namdroling Monastery)
Our next stop was the Golden Temple, also known as Namdroling Monastery, one of the largest Tibetan Buddhist monasteries in India. The moment we stepped inside, we were awestruck by the peaceful atmosphere, the beautifully painted walls depicting Buddhist teachings, and the grand golden Buddha statues that stood tall inside the temple. The place radiated serenity, and we watched the monks engage in prayers and rituals. Walking through the monastery, we felt a sense of calmness, making it a truly spiritual and memorable experience.
3. Bamboo Forest and Shopping
After the temple visit, we traveled back to Amor, our stay, where we had lunch at 2:15 PM. Post-lunch, we visited the Bamboo Forest, a dense and picturesque woodland area known for its towering bamboo trees. The forest provided a refreshing natural escape, and we even got the opportunity to shop for some local handicrafts and souvenirs near the forest. The shopping experience was fun, with many of us buying local coffee, chocolates, and handmade crafts.
4. DJ Night and Stay Experience
As the sun set, we gathered for an exciting DJ party from 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM. The energy was high as we danced and celebrated our first day of exploration. However, upon returning to our stay, we were disappointed with the cleanliness of the rooms. Despite this setback, we proceeded with our schedule and had dinner at 9:30 PM, preparing ourselves for another adventure-packed day.
Day 2: Chikmagalur – The Land of Coffee
The next morning, we woke up early, had breakfast at 7:00 AM, and checked out from our stay. Our next destination was Chikmagalur, a place known for its endless coffee plantations, breathtaking hills, and adventure-filled trekking routes.
1. Jeep Trekking in Chikmagalur
Upon reaching Chikmagalur, we had lunch, and it is worth emphasizing that the food provided was exceptionally good and tasty. After lunch, we set off on a thrilling jeep trekking adventure through the winding hills and forests of Chikmagalur. The ride was bumpy yet exhilarating, with stunning landscapes surrounding us at every turn.
We then visited Siri Coffee, a famous spot where we clicked a group photo, capturing the joy and unity of our trip. From there, we proceeded to Mullayanagiri Peak, which stands at 1,930 meters and is the highest peak in Karnataka. The trek to the top was challenging but rewarding, as we were greeted by an unparalleled view of the Western Ghats. The cool breeze, misty atmosphere, and panoramic scenery made it one of the most memorable parts of the trip.
Our next stop was the Honnammana Waterfalls, a mesmerizing cascade of water nestled within lush greenery. The sound of the rushing water and the cool mist added to the beauty of the place. After spending some time there, we visited a unique temple inside a cave, where the cold stone interiors and mystical ambiance left us fascinated. The temple, with its deep-rooted history and spiritual significance, added a touch of mystery to our journey.
4. 360-Degree Viewpoint and Night Stay
Before concluding the day, we visited the 360-degree viewpoint, which provided a stunning panoramic view of Chikmagalur’s hills and valleys. The sight was breathtaking, making it a perfect end to our day of adventure. We then traveled to our stay for the night, which was much cleaner and more comfortable than our previous accommodation.
After dinner, unfortunately, two students fell sick and were taken to the nearest hospital for medical assistance. The coordinators handled the situation well, ensuring that the students received proper care. The rest of us had a good night’s sleep, gearing up for our final day of the trip.
Day 3: Belur – Water Adventures and Heritage
The final day began with breakfast, after which we traveled to Belur for a day filled with adventure and history.
1. Water Activities – Banana Ride, River Rafting & Kayaking
The first highlight of the day was the exciting water activities. We participated in banana rides, river rafting, and kayaking, making it a thrilling experience. The rush of water, the laughter of friends, and the thrill of navigating the river made it an unforgettable adventure.
2. Chennakesava Temple – A Historical Marvel
After lunch, we visited the Chennakesava Temple, a masterpiece of Hoysala architecture. The temple, built in the 12th century, is known for its intricate carvings, detailed sculptures, and grand design. Walking through the temple, we admired the craftsmanship and learned about its historical and cultural significance.
Journey Back Home
As our incredible journey came to an end, we started our travel back home. Since it was a long journey, we took short breaks to rest and refresh. At 8:30 PM, we stopped for dinner before continuing our journey overnight. Finally, we reached our college premises at 8:40 AM, marking the end of an unforgettable trip.
This study trip was not only a journey of adventure but also an opportunity to bond, explore new places, and learn about history, nature, and culture. The experiences we gained, the friendships we strengthened, and the memories we created will remain with us forever.
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