I
haven’t had much time to blog lately, as you may have noticed... This year has been a frantically busy year for me at school.
Though I have less teaching periods, but I am shouldering the responsibilities
of matron-ship, it’s challenging job for teacher.
I think that being responsible involves having some skills, experiences and open attitude, and a good sense of what we can and cannot do alright? Do you force to take over those
responsibilities if you possess fewer skills on it? I feel injustice still.
Anyways,
trying to decorate the big empty house,
a whole flat kept me extremely busy. You know, I filled my living room with all
those stuffs :P like, showcase, cupboard and refrigerator :P, study table and
all, else I cannot hear the sound from television because of reverberation. Now, I am a mother/ caretaker of hundred and two girls for a
year... I wish this month is the end of November. Hats off for all the school matrons
and wardens _/\_, I respect you people
for toiling so hard to keep your students under the strict rules and
regulation.
The following are some of the
daily routines that I hold:
5:45
am to- 7am:) Dress-up, breakfast, home cleaning and etc, I have to finish up
everything with in this short period of time.
7am to
7:15- monitoring social work at hostel.
7:15
to 7:45 breakfast monitoring in MPH(multipurpose hall)
7:45
to 8:00 am, I will have a quick breakfast.
School
starts at 8:00 am.
4:15
PM School gets over…
5:15
PM I have to close the shutter and chase all the girls for evening study.
At 7:00
pm-8:00 pm--- I have to monitor dinner.
8:00
to 9:00 pm night study…between that I have to attended the sick. Everyday there
will be at least two to three sick in hostel.
Today,
fresh Monday, I still hear the ‘DOOR KNOCKING’ Ahh… its challenging.
I don’t
get any peace in my mind being a matron. I am not experienced and liable to take
over this responsibility as well but I took-over though it will be challenging for me.
Besides,
I enjoy the school hours: This year I am teaching science to lower classes. I don’t care what anyone
says. Lower class student’s rocks! I often get “You teach lower class??
Bless your heart!” Students in lower grade are some of the sweetest,
caring, and fun children I know!They enjoy
every teaching of mine. Today I had a second session in grade four(IV).We
collaboratively learnt ‘Materials around us’. As soon as bell rang, I signed log
book and went off the class. A small boy followed me and called me,
‘Madam
la, I have a letter for you’…
‘Letter?’
I said…
He handed
over this letter to me.
This letter from a student was super sweet, though I could see lots of spelling and grammatical errors. It
made me feel awesome and I was touched!
Anyway, so much has happened while coloring the
life with crayons. I
haven’t quit writing here. I just get busy sometimes.Sorry friends :)
Keep visiting and keep painting your life with different
colors.
Pleasant evening ahead… Stay safe drive
slow J
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