Down Syndrome Awareness Day

On behalf of Internal Committee for Differently Abled, World Down's syndrome day was observed in the College Assembly as thought for the day program. The 2026 theme was presented by Krishna Veni, B. Ed first year Natural Science student. Down syndrome awareness pledge was taken by College Principal in Charge Prof. (Dr.)Suresh Kumar K.Assembly dispersed after news reading.

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App for the Week Programme

Organised by: First Year B.Ed English

Programme: App for the Week

App Introduced: Vocabulary Builder

Introduction

The IT Club of NSS Training College, Ottapalam organised an “App for the Week” programme. First year B.Ed English students conducted the session. The programme introduced the mobile application “Vocabulary Builder”. The aim was to help student teachers improve English vocabulary through digital tools.

Objective

• Introduce useful educational mobile applications to student teachers

• Develop English vocabulary skills

• Promote the use of technology in learning

• Encourage self learning through mobile applications

Programme Details

The programme started with a brief introduction about the purpose of the “App for the Week” initiative. The session was compered by A. Remsiya. Shravya S presented the application “Vocabulary Builder”.

During the presentation, the presenter explained the features of the application. She demonstrated how the app helps learners improve vocabulary through quizzes, daily word practice, flashcards, and progress tracking. The presenter also explained how students can use the app regularly to learn new words and improve language proficiency.

A live demonstration was conducted using a smartphone. Students observed how to install the app, create an account, and begin vocabulary exercises. Examples of vocabulary activities and practice tests were shown. The presenter highlighted how the app supports continuous learning through daily challenges and revision exercises.

Outcome

• Students understood the importance of vocabulary development in language learning

• Participants learned how to use the Vocabulary Builder app for daily practice

• The session promoted the use of mobile applications for academic purposes

• Students showed interest in using digital learning tools for improving language skills

Conclusion

The programme successfully introduced a useful educational application to the students. The demonstration helped participants understand the practical use of the Vocabulary Builder app in language learning. The session encouraged student teachers to integrate digital tools in their learning and future teaching practices.

Coordinator

Dr. K. Sajan

IT Club Coordinator

Principal in Charge

Prof. (Dr.) Suresh Kumar K

 International women's day  celebration

AI ORIENTATION CLASS

ICT WORKSHOP

National Science Day 2026

Report on National Science Day Online Quiz Competition

Date:28 February

Organising Body: Science Club, NSS Training College, Ottapalam

Mode of Conduct: Online

Time:10:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.

Teacher Coordinator: Dr. Anu S

Principal-in-Charge: Prof. (Dr.) Smitha R

Student Coordinators: Navya B & Treesa Mol C J

As part of the National Science Day celebrations, the Science Club of NSS Training College, Ottapalam organised an Online Quiz Competition on 28th February. The programme aimed to promote scientific temper, curiosity, and awareness among students, in alignment with the objectives of National Science Day.The online quiz comprised a total of 15 questions, with 2 marks allotted for each question, making a total of 30 marks. The questions were designed to test students’ knowledge and understanding of basic scientific concepts and general science.Participants were instructed to complete the quiz strictly within the scheduled time. Submissions made before 10:00 a.m. or after 10:30 a.m. were not considered. The winners were selected based on maximum correct answers completed in the shortest time.The competition received an enthusiastic response from students of various disciplines. The online format ensured smooth participation and timely submission. The event encouraged healthy competition and active engagement among the participants.

Based on accuracy and completion time, the following students emerged as winners:

First Prize:

Harsha H Mohan

First Year Physical Science

Second Prize:

Nithya C

First Year Mathematics

The National Science Day Online Quiz Competition was successfully conducted and met its objectives of enhancing scientific awareness and critical thinking among students. The event provided a meaningful learning experience and fostered interest in science-related topics. The efforts of the organisers, coordinators, and participants contributed significantly to the success of the programme.
 

World Social Justice Day Observance

Human rights forum of NSS Training College Ottapalam and  Social Science Association observed World Social Justice Day on 20/02/2026. The theme presentation was done by Sahla Thasneem K and Shahana CP. Human rights forum member Dr Lekshmi V coordinated the event.

Merit Day - 2026 (2023-2025 btach) 17-02-206; College General Hall

 The Merit Day of the 2023–2025 batch was organized on 17-02-2026 at the General Hall. Dr. Sankaranarayanan Paleeri served as the Convenor of the programme. The event was conducted in a grand and memorable manner with the wholehearted support of the faculty members and the active participation of the present students.

The programme commenced at 10:00 AM. The session was formally welcomed by Dr. Sankaranarayanan Paleeri, IQAC Coordinator, and was chaired by Prof. Dr. Smitha R, Principal i/c. The programme was inaugurated by Smt. K. Radhika Balachandran, Headmistress, NSS KPT HSS, Ottapalam.

During the function, Sri. K. Balamukandan (PTA Vice President), Dr. K. S. Sajan, and Dr. Lekshmi V were felicitated in recognition of their valuable contributions. Kum. Archana, General Secretary of the Student Union, delivered the vote of thanks. The programme was gracefully compered by Kum. Nitha.

The awards were distributed by the honoured guests, and the event concluded on a highly appreciative note. Overall, the programme was truly a gracious and inspiring occasion for all the participants. 

Merit Day 

Top scores

English

1st- Praveena P

2nd-Megha EB

Malayalam

1st- Jijitha T

2nd- Jisha AS

Maths 

1st - Hannath N

2nd- Archana T

NS

1st- Haritha K

2nd- Fasna KT

Phy Sc

1st- Arjun Jayadas

2nd- Devika P

SS

1st - Arshida A

2nd - Fahisa Thasni KP

MED

1st - Vinitha UK

2nd- KRISHNA AV

Other winners

Meera T Raveendran social science - KS MEnon Award 

Aswini S Malyalam - Vijayalaksmi Mnon Award 

Some Photos 

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Feb 2: World Wetlands Day Observation

Report on World Wetland Day Programme

 World Wetland Day

Date: 2 February 2026

Time: 9:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

Theme: “Wetlands and Traditional Knowledge: Celebrating Cultural Heritage”

World Wetlands Day was observed on 2nd February 2026, by Blue Army Club and Haritha Nature Club of NSS Training college, Ottapalam with the aim of creating awareness about the importance of wetlands and the role of traditional knowledge in conserving them.

The programme began at 9:30 a.m. with the prayer by Amrutha K and Kavya Krishna P, for seeking blessing from the almighty. The programme was conducted in presence of the Teacher co-ordinators Dr.Anu.S and Dr. Aswathy K .S, Nss Training college, Ottapalam.The programme was efficiently compered by Haneena, who smoothly coordinated the events.

A detailed presentation on wetlands was presented by Navya and Athira Haridas. The presentation explained the importance of wetlands in maintaining ecological balance, supporting biodiversity, and sustaining human life. Special emphasis was given to the theme “Wetlands and Traditional Knowledge: Celebrating Cultural Heritage”, highlighting how traditional practices and cultural heritage contribute to wetland conservation.

They shared several ideas to protect wetlands, such as avoiding waste dumping in water bodies, conserving water, protecting aquatic life, planting trees, and spreading awareness among people. The programme encouraged students to take responsibility in protecting wetlands using traditional knowledge and sustainable practices.

The programme was informative and inspiring, and it helped students understand the environmental and cultural value of wetlands. The presentation session was concluded with a message emphasizing the importance of conserving wetlands for future generations.

The programme concluded at 10:00 am, with the National anthem.
 

App for the WeekApp introduced, Motivation Daily Quotes

App for the Week Program

Event details

Title, App for the Week

App introduced, Motivation Daily Quotes

Date, 27 January 2026

Time, 9.30 am

Venue, General Hall

Organised by, First Year B.Ed English

Program leadership

Teacher in charge, Dr K S Sajan

Principal in charge, Prof Dr Smitha R L

Session roles

Compere, Krishnapriya C K

App presenter, Krishna Damodar

Objective

Introduce useful learning and motivation based mobile apps

Improve student awareness of educational digital tools

Encourage positive daily learning habits

Session summary

Program started at 9.30 am with welcome note

App for the Week concept explained to the audience

Presenter demonstrated features of Motivation Daily Quotes app

Showed how daily quotes support student mindset and focus

Explained steps to download and use the app effectively

Students interacted and shared views on favorite quotes

Participation

Audience included B.Ed students and faculty members

Strong student engagement during the demo

Several students installed the app during the session

Outcomes

Students learned one practical app for daily motivation

Increased interest in using mobile apps for self development

Plan to continue App for the Week as a regular activity

Conclusion

The session achieved its goal of introducing a simple, useful motivational tool and received positive response from participants.

Flash Mob as part of Antibiotic Literacy Campaign

https://youtu.be/0XxAS2SO5kc?si=hWuduvmvITXbLW_i

Report on Antibiotic Literacy Campaign

The Antibiotic Literacy Campaign was organized by the Natural Science Association of NSS Training College, Ottapalam with the objective of creating awareness about antibiotic resistance and the importance of responsible medicine usage.

The programme began in the morning with an awareness presentation on antibiotic resistance, highlighting the causes, consequences, and preventive measures related to the misuse of antibiotics. The session emphasized the need for taking antibiotics strictly under a doctor’s prescription. 

As part of the campaign, a Flash Mob in the form of a mime was conducted at 1:00 pm in the Open Auditorium. The mime effectively conveyed key messages such as avoiding self-medication, following medical prescriptions, proper usage of antibiotics, and completing the prescribed dosage. The performance attracted attention and delivered the message in an engaging and impactful manner.

The event was efficiently coordinated by the student coordinators Akshydev A, Athira Haridas, and Treesa Mol C J. The campaign successfully contributed to enhancing awareness among students regarding antibiotic literacy and public health responsibility
 

Awareness Talk on Antibiotic Use

 

Report on Antibiotic Literacy Campaign

An awareness talk on Antibiotic Literacy Campaign was conducted on 19 January

2026 at 9:30 AM in the General Hall of NSS Training College, Ottappalam, as part of

the activities of the Natural Science Association. The programme was organized and presented by 2nd year B.Ed. Natural Science students.

The session was presented by Nimisha M, Aswathi K.M, Anjana Prakash K, and

Naseehathul Maimoona K.T. The main objective of the talk was to create awareness

among students about the proper use of antibiotics, the dangers of misuse and

overuse, and the growing problem of antibiotic resistance.

The presenters explained the importance of using antibiotics only on medical advice,

completing the full course of prescribed medicines, and avoiding self-medication. Visual aids such as PowerPoint slides and posters were used effectively to make the session engaging and informative. The audience actively participated in the discussion and clarified their doubts regarding antibiotic use.

The programme was successful in spreading awareness about responsible antibiotic

practices and highlighted the role of students in promoting public health literacy. The

session concluded with a message emphasizing the need for collective responsibility in preventing antibiotic resistance.

https://youtube.com/shorts/JnWqVgl3z_Y?si=5sA1BkPQQUbuFOWg

REPORT ON PARTICIPATION AS EVALUATOR

REPORT ON PARTICIPATION AS EVALUATOR

Young Innovators Programme (YIP) 8.0 – School Category State Evaluation

Dr. K. S. Sajan, Assistant Professor, NSS Training College, Ottapalam, participated as an Evaluator in the Young Innovators Programme (YIP) 8.0 – School Category State Evaluation, conducted under the Kerala Development and Innovation Strategic Council (K-DISC).

The State Evaluation was held on 10 January 2026 at Govt. Moyan Model Girls Higher Secondary School (GMMG HSS), Palakkad. The programme aimed to identify, assess, and support innovative projects presented by school-level students as part of YIP 8.0.

Dr. K. S. Sajan contributed to the evaluation process by assessing student innovations as per the prescribed criteria and offering academic and practical feedback to encourage young innovators. His involvement supported the objectives of the Government of Kerala in strengthening creativity, problem-solving skills, and innovation culture among school students.

The participation of Dr. K. S. Sajan as an evaluator reflects the institution’s commitment to academic extension activities and involvement in state-level educational innovation programmes.