Mangaluru: St Aloysius Institute of Education welcomes new batch of students


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Mangaluru, Sep 27: St Aloysius BEd College, a leading institute of teacher education in the city organized a welcome programme for the 14th batch of students on Friday.

The programme began with a prayer song led by Sr Preethin Saldhana UFS and group.

The chief guest of the programme, Fr Cyril D’Mello SJ, director of St Aloysius ITI and gents’ hostel, in his address spoke about the qualities of being an Aloysian under the aegis of Jesuit management. He said, “We believe in freedom with responsibility' and that as teachers, to be passionate agents of social change imbibed with the spirit of magis- That is to be better, always moving toward excellence for the greater glory of God. He concluded his speech by telling the students to graduate from the institution as intellectually bright, morally upright and spiritually sound teachers.

Dr Farita Veigas, principal, addressed the students with words of motivation and encouraged them to be committed teachers.

Joshna B, lecturer, introduced the regulations of the institute and highlighted what is to be expected of a student teacher. Laveena Kunder, a student of the 13th batch shared her training experience at St Aloysius BEd College.

Delna Lobo, vice-principal, delivered the welcome address. Santhosh Furtado, lecturer, rendered the vote of thanks. Sandhya, lecturer compered the programme. The programme ended with the college anthem.

  

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  • Haleema Tanveera, Mangalore

    Fri, Sep 27 2019

    Yet another beginning of a fruitful year. Dear juniors you are in the best hands. All the best.

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