Media Release
Mangaluru, Jun 5: Mount Carmel Central School, Mangaluru, organised parent-teacher interactions for the parents of LKG and UKG on June 3, and for nursery parents on June 4, marking the beginning of the academic year 2025-26.
The primary objective of the sessions was to provide essential information about the school, while fostering a warm, engaging, and collaborative start to each child’s educational journey.
The programme on June 3 commenced with a prayer, invoking the divine presence of the Almighty. A delightful performance by the UKG children set a cheerful tone as they extended a creative welcome to their parents.
In her welcome address, the principal, Sr Melissa extended warm greetings and highlighted the shared responsibility of nurturing young minds in a safe, caring, and stimulating environment.
The LKG and UKG teachers introduced themselves and dedicated a heartfelt song to the parents, as a token of appreciation and partnership. An overview of the daily routines in the kindergarten section was presented, with insights into the importance of circle time shared by teacher Joyce.
Various aspects such as the common assembly, curriculum, assessment methods, games and storytelling sessions were elaborated upon by teachers Swathi, Orine, Sumana, Melisha, and Sandra respectively.
Teacher Neetha offered a detailed presentation on the school’s rules and regulations, while teacher Shyla emphasised the importance of parental involvement in a child’s learning and growth during the foundational years. Parents were encouraged to share their questions, suggestions and expectations, making the session interactive and collaborative.
On June 4, an orientation session was conducted for nursery parents which began with a prayer by teacher Sandra followed by creative welcome by the students of UKG, delighting the audience with their vibrant performance.
Principal Sr Melissa warmly welcomed the parents to Mount Carmel family and underscored the school’s commitment to providing a nurturing and joyful learning environment for the youngest learners.
Sr Vinitha along with teachers Sonali, Pramila and Clara spoke about the school environment, curriculum, daily routines and age-appropriate teaching methodologies. Parents enthusiastically engaged in the discussion, raising queries related to snack policies, nap time, and pickup procedures, which were addressed clearly and reassuringly by the Nursery team.
The gleam in the eyes of many parents reflected their joy and excitement as they embarked on this new chapter in their child's academic life. The sessions succeeded in creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere, alleviating initial concerns and laying a strong foundation for meaningful school-home collaboration.
The programme concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks delivered by teacher Sumana.