The last day of first phase of teaching practice

The last day for the first day of teaching practice we distribute sweets and gifts to every one for those students in our classes every one very happy and the principle provide a small program as thanks giving ceremony...... It's been pleasure that being in the school is so spl and good memories and taught a lot of lessons..........

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