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Jodhamal bids farewell to BCTA 11/30/2015 11:28:23 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Nov 30: Exactly two months and six days back, Laurene entered the thresholds of Jodhamal Public School as a British Council Teaching Assistant together with Rebekka Jerrum from England. Rebekka Jerram is going to stay for three months but Laurene Bridgeman has come to the end of her work visa with Jodhamal Public School today and to bid her a farewell there was a special assembly organized in which all students gave her a heartfelt adieu. Snober conducted the special assembly under the guidance of Nandini Ma'am the CCA Coordinator at Jodhamal. Children sang songs, recited the poems in her honour and shared their experience with Laurene in her dance classes and spoken English classes which she took religiously during her short tenure at Jodhamal. Trustee Nandan Kuthiala wished her good luck and best wishes for her future endeavours and told her that JMPS will look forward to maintain these professional relations with all teaching assistant via British Council. Vice Principal Monika Sethi explained how in spite of cultural differences the two teaching assistants have become a part and parcel of Jodhamal in such a short stint. Principal Trilok Singh Bistsaid that in spite of the weather condition variations both the Teaching Assistants were taken care of by all the Staff & Students of Jodhamal specially Bhawna Madaan, Santosh Dogra, Radhika Sharma, Vandana Jain & Mubeen Butt, and today at this moment of parting the whole school feels like losing a family member.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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