Media Release
Mangaluru, Jul 26: Carmel School organized a comprehensive teacher training session on July 24, focusing on enhancing skills in updating the school website , effective presentation in writing reports and news, proper photography techniques and efficient documentation. The training conducted in the school library was led by Vincent Mascarenhas, director of Catholic Times.
The session commenced with a warm welcome and introduction of the resource person by Tr Clara. Sr Maria Gracilda AC, the principal, presented resource person with a potted plant as a token of appreciation. Sr Preena, the vice principal, along with coordinators Sr Ranitha and Sr Rosy were present underscoring the importance of the session.
Vincent Mascarenhas provided valuable insights into various aspects of school presentation and documentation. He shared practical tips on updating the school website to make it more engaging and informative. Emphasis was placed on crafting compelling reports and news articles that accurately reflect the school's activities and achievements. The session also covered essential photography techniques to ensure high-quality visuals that complement written content.
Throughout the training he highlighted the significance of meticulous documentation ensuring that all school records are systematically maintained and easily accessible. His expertise provided the teachers with a clear understanding of the best practices in these areas.
The session concluded with a vote of thanks by Tr Manasa who expressed gratitude to the resource person for his time and expertise. As a gesture of appreciation Sr Preena AC, the vice principal, presented him with a memento.
The teaching staff expressed gratitude to the management and Sr Maria Gracilda A C, the principal for organizing this session. The training session was a resounding success equipping the teachers with the necessary skills to enhance the school's online presence and documentation processes ultimately contributing to a more dynamic and well-presented Carmel School to the world through the media.