WEEKLY REFLECTION - 5

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WEEKLY REFLECTION 

School Internship Phase II
Weekly Reflection

Week 5
 December 31,2018- January 5,2019
     After 10 long days of Christmas vacation school was reopened on 31st December 2018. The last day was full of experience moments and memories. As usual we reached at 9:30 a.m, the last day of the school. Thus as normal with the hectic work load and usual things the last day of the year came to an end.
     A new year began, with lots of new resolution we bid farewell to 2018 which taught a lot of lesson to us. With all the bitter sweet memories, happening moments we step foot into 2019 with all new hope, determination, wishing for a joyful ride. Students from different class brought cake for us as they every class had celebration, were students decorated the class, arrange the cake and celebrated and welcome the New Year.
  As the days in school were very few, all were busy with the construction of achievement test and completing the portions for exam. On 4th January we were assigned exam duty in school as in the morning session I went went for invigilation duty in 8th standard physics paper and in the afternoon 10th standard Malayalam paper. Saturday was special class as due to continuous leaves and hartal extra class was kept based on Mondays time table. In the afternoon I was so busy as today I have planned to set achievement test as I have finished up the portions in my classes and was doing revision. Drishya and Jeeva accompanied me to the class for invigilation purpose. Thus with a hopeful thoughts this weekend in school came to an end.

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