Teacher Day

Teaching with a Twist: Pre-Teachers' Day Celebrations in Kohima!

From heartfelt messages to historic celebrations, discover how Kohima honored teachers ahead of the big day!

In a heartwarming celebration, Government Middle School, Leirie Chazou (Aradhura), Kohima, marked Pre-Teachers’ Day 2024 on September 4. The spirit of gratitude filled the air as students and faculty came together to honor the educators who shape their minds and futures. With colorful decorations and an enthusiastic atmosphere, the event echoed the sentiment that teachers are not just instructors but also mentors and guides who contribute significantly to society’s growth.

As we gear up for Teachers' Day on September 5, it's important to reflect on the history and significance of this special day in India. Celebrated annually to commemorate the birthday of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a revered academic and philosopher, Teachers' Day serves as a reminder of the pivotal role that educators play in empowering the next generation. It’s a day set apart to recognize their contributions, not just within the four walls of a classroom, but in the broader context of society, molding young minds for the future.

On this day, heartfelt wishes, inspiring quotes, and sweet messages flood social media, as people express their gratitude towards their beloved teachers. Students prepare creative gifts while schools organize functions to highlight the importance of education and the dedication of teaching professionals. Whether it's a quaint drawing or a heartfelt letter, every gesture counts and resonates with the message that teaching is indeed a noble profession.

If you think that the celebrations stop here, think again! Did you know that the tradition of celebrating Teachers’ Day in India started in 1962? In addition to recognizing teachers, the day also serves as a platform to appreciate the wise and enriching guidance that comes from educators in all walks of life—not just in schools. On a fun note, did you ever wonder how many teachers there are in India? At last count, it was over 10 million! So the next time you see a teacher, remember, you’re looking at an unsung hero who shapes the future, one lesson at a time!