Report on Christmas Celebration

 The Christmas celebrations at Navajyothi College of Teacher Education for Women on 20th December 2024 were filled with joy, creativity, and a spirit of giving. The program commenced at 9:00 AM with a Card Making Competition, where participants showcased their artistic talents through individually crafted cards.

The highlight of the day, the "Secret Santa" activity, began at 9:30 AM. A Santa Claus, arriving on a scooty, added excitement and cheer to the event. Christmas-themed songs played in the background created an energetic and festive atmosphere. In a unique twist, students were tasked with finding their Christmas gifts, which were cleverly hidden in different classrooms by union members, making the activity both thrilling and novel. At 10:30 AM, all the student-teachers assembled in the auditorium. The program began with a prayer, followed by the official welcome of the esteemed guests: 

Rev. Sr. Dr. Gigi Paul, Principal of the college 

Sri Mathews Chungath, Director of Punarjeevan

Sri Lijo A. Mookan, GTA President

The event officially started with a Welcome Speech by Archana N. S., a College Union Member, followed by an Introductory Note by Sr. Dr. Gigi Paul. The Christmas message, delivered by Sri Mathews Chungath, inspired everyone and resonated with the true spirit of the season. Next, the winners of various competitions held on and before the 20th of December were felicitated in the Prize Distribution Ceremony, followed by a celebratory cake-cutting ceremony. The distribution of cake was enjoyed by all.

The celebration was further enhanced by a series of cultural programs, which added vibrancy and joy to the day. Sri Lijo A. Mookan offered felicitations, and the program concluded in the college with a Vote of Thanks delivered by Sandhya P. G. The event ended on a patriotic note with the National Anthem. Following the college celebrations, the student-teachers extended the spirit of Christmas to the Government School in Ollarikara. As a token of love and care, they distributed cakes and kits containing pencils, erasers, scales, and pens to the children . The college students also participated in the school's cultural programs, performing dances and songs, adding joy to their celebration.

The day concluded with heartfelt interactions, and the event brought smiles to everyone, leaving behind memories of togetherness, creativity, and the joy of giving.



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