Being with children
brings happiness and satisfaction
Life full of smiles
Of course, it’s a teacher’s!
Once become a mother
And the other way a friend
Life full of caring
Of course , it’s a teacher’s!
Sometimes it’s a smile
But it’s a tear drop again
Life full of sharing
Of course, it’s a teacher’s!
Hi ! we’re at the school again after a long school vacation. To day we started to work with our blogs. It’s very enjoyable – working with the children.
I was lucky to participate in a 10 day workshop at Deiyandara. There I had a chance to do so many activities. It was very helpful to improve our knowledge in both proficiency and professional development. I must be very thankful to the authorities who conduct this program. The trainers were really good and they were trained at EFLU , Hyderabad, India.
Last day we had a farewell party , there we got together & sang the farewell song. It was composed by me to the tune of a well-known song – “Jimmy please say you’ll wait for me………”
Farewell song
Good afternoon all of you
I’m here to say to something true
This is what I have to say
About the course which we call ” 10 day.”
When I received the letter of it
Thought of coming but felt lazy a bit
But I know that I must come
‘Cos this task is of superiors some.
I must say about the lecturers first
They are really nice and best
We had lessons, fun and joy
Throughout the course with so many jokes.
Mrs Iranganie is the lady Head
Echoing in our minds what she said
Thank you very much for the work
Done by you with fancy walk.
Samanthi is so good though she is a miss
If she was here I’d give her a kiss
Memories of the lessons she did here
Will echo in our minds forever.
I think I’d talk more or less
About Mr. Bandu and work of his
But I don’t have words to say
Something about his work and way.
Mrs. Sujatha, being a friend of mine
Lessons she did were so much fine
This is what I have to say
Thank you and let’s meet another day.
I must say something about the place
Mr. Punyasoma and his staffmates
They really do a great job too
Can’t be said with word or too.
Finally I must thank you all
Making me to feel very happy and cool
Till we meet again another day
Good bye and have a nice day!
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Tagged EFLU Hyderabad, Farewell, India, Speak English our way
We are conducting a link school pen pal programme with a UK school – Wyke Regis CE Junior School Of Weymouth. The Head Teacher there,Mr.Saunders and the other staff members , specially Mrs. Victoria Garland work hard to keep up this link. Their corporation to up lift our students’ motivation to learn English is always highly appreciated by Methodist.And we do not forget Mr. Mohan Samarasinghe of Ruhuna Children Development Trust, who helped us to be linked with the Wyke Regis Junior School.
I am conducting a workshop in English every Tuesday with Hakmana e-village students. I am happy to say that my students are progressing and they use English in classroom activities. They are motivated by activity based teaching methods -language games, songs etc . My target is to facilitate my students giving more opportunities for them to use English.
I have just started a new workshop for my students. My effort is to equip them with the knowledge of English.I conduct an activity based class for them every Tuesday. I think they will really enjoy in involving it.
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Tagged English as a second language, hakmana e-village, ICT, Lighthouse, Mahinda Chinthana, Methodist
I am working at MR/Methodist Central College ,Hakmana , Srilanka. It is a leading school in the area and now it is developing fast as an ISURU school in the island. Isuru is a special prject started under the “Concept of Mahinda Chinthana’.
Our school is rather a big school with about 1000 students. Its motto is ‘ NO LIFE WITHOUT DISCIPLINE” . The principal and the teachers of the school work hard to bring its motto to the reality and their effort has become a success.
In our school we have classes from Grade six to Grade Thirteen. We have co-curricular activities such as Cadetting. First aids . Sports. Computer related work etc.
I wish every success to Methodist.
I am a 40 years old Sri lankan lady who teaches English as a second language in Sri lanka. I work in a school about 200 km away from City of Colombo.
I am married and my husband is working attached to the Sri Lankan Army. I have one kid – a son.
My one and only hope is to be content being a sucessful teacher.
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Tagged English as a second language, hakmana e-village, ICT, Lighthouse, methodistcc.sch.lk, Sri lanka
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