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Week 3 @ St Goretti's HSS

25th July 2022
Third week at St Goretti's has began officially. Today few of the teachers were on leave due to COVID, so many of us got extra periods at our respective classes. I had classes at 8D and 9C.

26th July 2022
Today we had a visitor at St Goretti's HSS, it was none other than our very own Joju sir. Sir, was invited to give a class for the boys of class 9. The class was really good and the techniques sir used to calm them down was really noteworthy.


27th July 2022
Today I had classes at XA, 8D, XC and 9C. There was a program by Deepika publications to promote leadership qualities among students. It was an interactive session and there were various programs put up by the students representatives of the DCL.

29th July 2022
Today was Bethany feast day. We, the teacher trainees from MTTC sang a song for the sisters and gifted them with red 🌹s. The songs were taught by Sr Jeena and Georgia. Everyone loved the roses and the songs. 
After school I had evening duty. I had to make sure students who went by private vehicles went home safely.

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