AV AID Exhibition

Event: Audio-Visual (A-V) Aids Exhibition
Organized by: M.Sc. and B.Sc. Nursing Students
Venue: St. Philomena's College of Nursing
Date: 24.06.2026
Participation: More than 250 students visited the exhibition (as per registration)

INTRODUCTION
An Audio-Visual (A-V) Aids Exhibition was organized by the M.Sc. and B.Sc. Nursing students of St. Philomena's College of Nursing on 24th June 2026. The exhibition was aimed at helping students understand and categorize teaching aids into audio, visual, and audio-visual aids, and to demonstrate their effective use in nursing education.

PROGRAMME PROCEEDINGS
The programme commenced at 11 am with a prayer song.
M.Sc. student Ms. Neethu welcomed the gathering.
The lamp was lit by the Principal Sister Martha , the M.Sc. Class Coordinator Mrs. Shanmuga Priya (HOD, Department of Medical Surgical Nursing), Sr. Karuna (B.Sc.), Asso.Prof Dept of Child Health Nursing and one student representative each from B.Sc. and M.Sc. Students performed a skit on A-V aids, illustrating the categorization of audio, visual, and audio-visual aids. M.Sc. student Sr. Neethu presented a PPT on the classification of A-V aids.

Students then presented various stations of A-V aids — audio, visual, and audio-visual — in a well-organized and engaging manner. The Principal appreciated the students for their effort in preparing the A-V aids and for their neat and effective presentation. The Principal thanked faculty members Nandhini and Asharani for their guidance and support throughout the programme. M.Sc. student Lal delivered the vote of thanks. Programme got over around 3.30 PM.

PARTICIPATION AND FEEDBACK
More than 250 students visited the exhibition as per the registration records. A feedback corner was set up outside the exhibition hall, through which a large number of positive responses were received from the visiting students.

CONCLUSION
The A-V Aids Exhibition was conducted successfully, providing students with practical exposure to the classification and effective use of audio, visual, and audio-visual teaching aids. The programme concluded on a positive note with encouraging feedback from participants.