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 The day began with Maya ma'am's class. Ma'am began with educational sociology. After that we had Ancy ma'am's where we continued with Froebel. 

Later we had our first communicative english class. Maya ma'am and Joju sir are the teachers in charge of the program. We were shown a video by Prof Sumitha Roy which was very informative and useful. Sir, selected Pranav, Uthara, Gayathri, Jis, Kavya and Ganga were selected to assist sir in this program. Inspired from the class, we decided not to speak a word in Malyalam for the rest of the day otherwise the speaker would be charged with a fine of Rs 5. Soon the class became silent with the occasional 'Ya ya ya...'. But everyone tried their best to speak in English. 


After lunch we had our first arts and aesthetics class. This class will be handled by Lakshmi ma'am. She divided us into 6 groups. Ma'am made all the singers in the class come forward and sing a song which made the class more lively. Later ma'am surprised us with her powerful rendition of folk songs. Lakshmi ma'am seemed friendly and strict at the same time.

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