<p>On the occasion of Teachers’ Day, the students of Mount Carmel Degree College, paid tribute to their teachers in a lively and heartfelt manner. MCC’s Student Government organised a fun filled half-a-day of programmes for their beloved lecturers, to show them just how their efforts are valued by their students. <br /><br />Each department was given special invitations two days prior to Teachers’ Day, in which they were also informed about the dress code for the day — ‘18 Again’. This was enthusiastically followed by most of the staff of 200 teachers, who arrived bedecked in floral shirts, pants, skirts and colourful churidars.<br /><br />The Teachers’ Day programme was divided into formal and informal events. It began with the Principal, Sr Albina, delivering a prayer for the well being of the teachers and their loved ones. <br /><br />This was followed by the felicitation of each department by a student representative of that department. <br /><br />During this item, the sincerity and creativity of the girls shone through, with some of them honouring their teachers through self-composed poems or limericks. The Principal and the Vice-Principal, Sr Juanita, were also honoured in a special manner.<br /><br />Then came the cultural programme. The teachers were treated to performances by the Indian and Western music teams, Indian and Western (and Hip-Hop) dance teams, the fashion team and the winners of the Indian dance event from MCC’s ‘Cul-Week’.<br /><br />Hita and Meghna, winners of the Radio One College Champions, had the teachers in splits after their riotous antics on stage. Games were also conducted for the <br />teachers such as the ‘Lucky Chair Competition’ and prizes were given away amidst peals of laughter. The programme ended with tea and snacks, provided by the college canteen.</p>
<p>On the occasion of Teachers’ Day, the students of Mount Carmel Degree College, paid tribute to their teachers in a lively and heartfelt manner. MCC’s Student Government organised a fun filled half-a-day of programmes for their beloved lecturers, to show them just how their efforts are valued by their students. <br /><br />Each department was given special invitations two days prior to Teachers’ Day, in which they were also informed about the dress code for the day — ‘18 Again’. This was enthusiastically followed by most of the staff of 200 teachers, who arrived bedecked in floral shirts, pants, skirts and colourful churidars.<br /><br />The Teachers’ Day programme was divided into formal and informal events. It began with the Principal, Sr Albina, delivering a prayer for the well being of the teachers and their loved ones. <br /><br />This was followed by the felicitation of each department by a student representative of that department. <br /><br />During this item, the sincerity and creativity of the girls shone through, with some of them honouring their teachers through self-composed poems or limericks. The Principal and the Vice-Principal, Sr Juanita, were also honoured in a special manner.<br /><br />Then came the cultural programme. The teachers were treated to performances by the Indian and Western music teams, Indian and Western (and Hip-Hop) dance teams, the fashion team and the winners of the Indian dance event from MCC’s ‘Cul-Week’.<br /><br />Hita and Meghna, winners of the Radio One College Champions, had the teachers in splits after their riotous antics on stage. Games were also conducted for the <br />teachers such as the ‘Lucky Chair Competition’ and prizes were given away amidst peals of laughter. The programme ended with tea and snacks, provided by the college canteen.</p>
