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The Anti-ragging committee in collaboration with IQAC resolved to observe Anti-Ragging Week from 12th to 18th August 2025 as per UGC guidelines. The following activities will be organized as part of Anti-Ragging Week on 13th August 2025. Essay Competition in English and Malayalam. Slogan Writing Competition. Poster Display for Anti-Ragging Awareness Students actively participated in all events, showcasing their creativity and commitment to a ragging-free campus. The activities generated awareness and fostered a sense of responsibility among students to uphold values of respect and safety. The initiative reinforced the institution’s stance against ragging and promoted a positive campus culture.

Webinar Led by Alumnae Student: "Balancing Career and Passion- Women in Education " Date: 8th March 2025 Time: 4.00 pm to 6.15 pm Platform: Google Meet Speaker: Ms. Preethi Achuthan Audience: Students, Alumnae, Faculty, and Principal  The webinar on "Balancing Career and Passion" was led by an esteemed alumnae of Holy Family College of Education for Women Koduvayur ,Ms. Preethi Achuthan Principal of Kalaivani Model, Higher Secondary School, Coimbatore. The session aimed to guide participants, especially students and young professionals, on how to manage a career while pursuing personal passions and interests. The session began with a prayer sung by Ms. Jishna P, followed by the welcome speech delivered by Kavya Shankar. The speaker then shared practical insights from her personal experience, along with actionable strategies for maintaining a balance between professional commitments and personal aspirations. The session...

I nternational Conference : EduCon EXPO 2025    An International Conference was held on 18-02-2025 in Holy Family College of Education For Women,Koduvayur,Palakkad in Collaboration with IQAC titled " EduCon EXPO 2k25" . This Conference examined the European Union policies and initiatives that promote innovative teaching methods and explored the key themes that discusses the innovative teaching pedagogy skills for the 21 century.our Conference provided a platform for sharing good practices,discussing challenges and explored solutions to the complex issues facing teaching education policy.

On 16th December 2024, as part of the Nayi Chetna 3.0 campaign against Gender-Based Violence, initiated by the Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India, Holy Family College of Education for Women organized a gender pledge. This initiative aimed to inspire B.Ed students to commit to promoting the rights and agency of women and gender-diverse individuals by confronting the structural barriers that prevent them from living Dfree from fear, discrimination, and violence.