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The Morning Buzz session was conducted on 1 October 2026 at 9:40 AM in the Assembly Hall, in collaboration with IQAC and the Science Club. It was presented by Sandhya A M as an interactive activity titled “This or That: Chemistry Battle.” Students were given two choices for each question and encouraged to select an option and explain their choice. The activity covered interesting chemistry topics such as acidity, conductivity, chemical changes, oxidation, reactivity, heat and change, acid–base  reactions, and ions. The correct answers were revealed along with simple scientific explanations. The session was informative, interactive and enjoyable, helping students connect chemistry concepts with everyday life.  MORNING ASSEMBLY Date: 1 October 2026 The Morning Assembly was conducted at Mahatma College of Education, Nileshwar, in collaboration with IQAC. The programme was organized by the First Year B.Ed. Physical Science students and began at 9:30 AM. The programme was anchored ...

  MORNING BUZZ  A session titled “TaxoTalk” was conducted by the Nature Club of Mahatma College of Education in collaboration with IQAC. The session was presented by Jyothsna and focused on introducing various organisms and their scientific names through the study of taxonomy. The presentation highlighted the importance of biological classification and helped students understand the diversity of living organisms. The activity encouraged students to develop an interest in biodiversity and enhanced their knowledge of scientific naming and classification systems. MORNING ASSEMBLY 23/9/26 The morning assembly was conducted on 23 September 2026 at 9:30 AM in the General Hall. It was organised by the 1st Year Natural Science Option in collaboration with IQAC. The programme began with a prayer, followed by the pledge and Thought for the Day. The thought, “A river cuts through rock not because of its power, but because of its persistence,” highlighted the importance of continuous effo...

  The Morning Buzz titled “Rhythms of Life: To a Vibrant Heart” was conducted by Saabira, a first- year B.Ed. Mathematics student, during the morning assembly on World Heart Day, 29 September 2026. The session began with an awareness segment titled “Top 10 Lines on World Heart Day,” which highlighted the importance of a balanced diet, a healthy lifestyle, regular physical activity, and heart-friendly habits. This was followed by an interactive activity, “Feel Your Pulse,” in which participants observed and counted their pulse for 10 seconds and used the count to understand their heart rate. A quick-facts quiz about the heart was then conducted to test participants’ basic knowledge and understanding of the human heart. Students actively participated by writing down their answers and checking their pulse rate. The activities served as an engaging icebreaker for the morning assembly, while promoting awareness, concentration, memory recall, and active participation. Overall, the Mornin...

  MORNING BUZZ As part of the Morning Buzz session, the Literature Club organised an awareness programme on Rabies, presented by Sajana and Anusha. The session, conducted in connection with World Rabies Day, focused on some common myths and misconceptions about rabies that are often heard in our society. Through a Myth and Fact presentation, the speakers clarified these misconceptions and shared important information about rabies transmission, prevention, wound care and vaccination. The programme aimed to create awareness among the students and encourage them to respond wisely and safely in  situations involving animal bites or scratches. Morning Assembly Report The morning assembly held on 28 September 2026 was organised by the B.Ed. First Year English students of Mahatma College of B.Ed Education. Nileshwar, in collaboration with the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC). The programme was conducted in a well- organised and disciplined manner. The assembly commenced with a ...

  Morning Buzz A science activity titled “Guess What Happens Next?” was conducted on 24 September 2026 at 9:40 AM in the Assembly Hall, in collaboration with IQAC and the Science Club. It was presented by Supriya Sukumaran and Devika S A. The activity included simple and interesting science challenges such as the spinning egg, Soda and Mentos, salt and ice, and sugar dissolution. Students were encouraged to observe, predict and discover the scientific principles behind everyday phenomena. The session made science learning interactive, engaging and enjoyable, encouraging students to develop curiosity and ask questions. Morning Assembly The Morning Assembly was conducted on 24 September 2026 at Mahatma College of Education, Nileshwar, in collaboration with IQAC, at the General Hall. The programme was organized by the First Year B.Ed. Physical Science students. The assembly began with a prayer, followed by the pledge, thought for the day and news reading. Sandhya presented the Thought...

MORNING BUZZ  A session titled “Jumbled Food Chain Challenge” was conducted by the Nature Club of Mahatma College of Education in collaboration with IQAC. The session was presented by Nandana Ganesan and Gouri Pavithran. The activity focused on understanding food chains and the interdependence of organisms in nature. Students were given jumbled food-chain sequences and were encouraged to arrange the organisms in the correct order. The activity helped students understand the relationships between producers, consumers and predators in an ecosystem. It also highlighted the importance of maintaining balance in nature. The session was informative, interactive and engaging, providing students with an enjoyable opportunity to learn about nature’s web and food-chain relationships.    MORNING ASSEMBLY   The morning assembly was conducted on 23 September 2026 at 9:30 AM in the General Hall. It was organised by the 1st Year Natural Science Option in collaboration with IQAC...

The session titled “A Bloom of Hope” was conducted during the morning assembly on 22/09/2026 in connection with World Rose Day. The session focused on the significance of the day through the inspiring origin story of Melinda Rose, highlighting hope and empathy in cancer care. The presentation highlighted well-known cancer survivors including Mamta Mohandas, Yuvraj Singh, and Innocent, highlighting their courage and resilience. The session also incorporated a lighthearted, witty segment reflecting on B.Ed student life to keep the audience engaged. The program concluded with an inspiring message on the role of future educators in spreading optimism, positivity, and continuous support to those around them. The first-year Mathematics students hosted the morning College Assembly at 9:30 a.m.on 22/09/2026 in the General Hall of Mahatma College of Education, Nileshwar. The program began with a prayer and the pledge, which was then followed by a news segment presented by Harsha C.K to keep the...

  The Morning Buzz was conducted by Sreelal and Aboobacker Siddique of First-Year B.Ed. Social Science under the Social Science Club on 18/09/2026. The title of the buzz session was “The Unsung Hero,” presented in connection with World Bamboo Day. The session focused on the significance of bamboo and highlighted its various uses, environmental benefits, cultural importance, and role as a sustainable resource. It also aimed to create awareness among the students about the valuable contributions of bamboo to the environment and society, while emphasizing the need for its conservation and sustainable use. The session was informative and engaging, providing the audience with interesting facts and insights about bamboo. The first-year Social Science students conducted the College Assembly at 9:30 a.m. in the General Hall of Mahatma College of Education, Nileshwar. The programme began with a prayer and pledge, followed by news reading by Manasa. Malavika presented the Thought for the Day...

  The Morning Buzz session was conducted by Akash K on the theme “Science in Real Life.” The session aimed to help participants recognize how science is present in our everyday life and how it makes our daily tasks easier, safer and more efficient. The session included various real-life examples from different areas such as home, health, communication, food and environment. The session interactive and thought-provoking, showing that science is not limited to textbooks or laboratories, but is an integral part of our surroundings. The session ended successfully with active participation and a better appreciation of how science connects with real-life situations. Morning Assembly The Morning Assembly was conducted on 17 September 2026 at Mahatma College of Education, Nileshwar, in collaboration with IQAC, at the General Hall. The programme was organized by the First Year B.Ed. Physical Science students. The assembly began with a prayer, followed by the pledge, Thought for the Day, new...

  A session on World Ozone Day was conducted by the Nature Club of Mahatma College of Education in collaboration with IQAC. The session was presented by Jyothsna and Aishwarya, who introduced the importance of the ozone layer and its role in protecting life on Earth from harmful ultraviolet radiation. The presenters explained the concept of ozone depletion, its major causes and the environmental consequences associated with it. They also discussed the measures that should be adopted and the activities that should be avoided to protect the ozone layer. The session encouraged students to develop environmental awareness and understand their responsibility towards the conservation of the atmosphere. A quiz related to World Ozone Day was also conducted, providing students with an opportunity to test their knowledge and actively participate in the programme. Overall, the session was informative and engaging, highlighting the importance of collective efforts to protect the ozone layer. MO...

  The Morning Buzz titled “Flash Recall” was conducted by Swetha Viswanath of first year B.Ed Mathematics during the morning assembly on 15/09/2026. The session opened with an interactive memory game designed to test participants observation, short-term memory,and order-recall abilities.The activity served as an engaging icebreacker for the morning assembly,highlighting active concentration visual memory retention,and temporal sequence processing amount teacher trainees.Students actively participated in the timed memory challenge, writing down their answers and evaluating their performance against the scoring criteria. The game created an energetic learning environment, promoting visual memory recall, focus, temporal sequence accuracy, and active engagement among the participants. REPORT ON COLLEGE ASSEMBLY. OPTION: MATHEMATICS The first-year Mathematics students hosted the morning College Assembly at 9:30 a.m. in the General Hall of Mahatma College of Education, Nileshwar. The pro...

   MORNING BUZZ Date: 10/9/2026 The Morning Buzz session was conducted by Ardra MK on the theme “Logo Lock-In – Choose the Correct Logo.” The session was designed as a quick and engaging visual challenge in which participants identified the correct logo from two options. The session included famous brands. Participants were given two logo options for each question and were asked to make their choice before the correct answer was revealed. The activity also explained the visual features that helped identify each correct logo, such as colours, symbols, letter arrangement and distinctive design elements. This made the session both informative and entertaining. The session ended well with active participation and a better understanding of how familiar brand logos can be identified through their unique visual features. Morning Assembly Report Date: 10 September 2026 The Morning Assembly was conducted on 10 September 2026 at Mahatma College of Education, Nileshwar, in collaboration ...

  MORNING BUZZ The Natural Club of Mahatma College of Education organized a session titled “How We Fail the ATS?” led by Arjun Dinesh. The session focused on how resumes are screened by Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) before reaching HR. It highlighted common reasons for rejection, such as improper formatting, missing keywords, irrelevant information, unclear structure and ATS-unfriendly designs. The session helped students understand the importance of creating an ATS-friendly CV to improve their chances of being shortlisted for job opportunities.