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Amrita Vidyalayam, Manjeri came alive in a vibrant spectrum of colours as Rainbow Day was joyfully celebrated by the little stars of LKG and UKG on 3rd August 2026. Dressed in a delightful array of hues and carrying charming rainbow cut-outs, the little ones transformed the school into a cheerful canvas of colour, filling the atmosphere with smiles, laughter, and youthful exuberance.

Through this colourful celebration, the young learners had the opportunity to recognise, explore, and appreciate the fascinating world of colours in a joyful and engaging manner. The day beautifully blended learning with celebration, nurturing their curiosity and creativity while creating precious memories of togetherness, happiness, and innocent childhood wonder.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Manjeri observed Hiroshima Day on 6th August 2026 with a solemn and thought-provoking special assembly dedicated to remembering the tragic consequences of war and the enduring need for peace. The programme began with an insightful speech highlighting the significance of the day, followed by an enlightening address by Indu Ma’am, Head of the Social Science Department, who sensitised students to the devastating impact of nuclear disasters and the far-reaching consequences of violence.

Adding a creative dimension to the observance, students from all the houses presented thoughtfully designed posters conveying powerful messages of peace, unity, harmony, and hope. The meaningful presentations encouraged young minds to reflect upon the value of human life and the importance of building a world where compassion and peace prevail over conflict.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Odisha, celebrated the vibrant festival of Onam with great enthusiasm and zeal. The celebration brought together students, teachers, and staff in a spirit of joy, unity, and cultural togetherness.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Koyilandy, celebrated the vibrant festival of Onam on 21st September 2026 with great enthusiasm, joy, and festive fervour. The celebration beautifully reflected the rich cultural heritage and traditional spirit of Kerala, bringing together students and staff in an atmosphere of happiness, unity, togetherness, and tradition. 

The programme commenced with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp by our beloved Principal Ma’am, marking an auspicious beginning to the celebrations. 

One of the major attractions of the day was the colourful Pookkalam Competition, organised class-wise and section-wise. Students participated with great enthusiasm and displayed their creativity, artistic skills, teamwork, and coordination by designing beautiful and vibrant floral carpets. The colourful Pookkalams added a festive charm to the entire campus. 

The celebration was further enlivened by a variety of traditional and fun-filled games and activities. Students enthusiastically participated in games such as Musical Chairs, Lemon and Spoon Race, Sundarikku Pottu Thodal, and several other entertaining activities. The campus echoed with laughter, excitement, and cheerful participation. 

The arrival of Maveli, Vamanan, and Pulikkali added a special charm to the celebrations. The children welcomed them with great excitement and happiness. The presence of Maveli beautifully reminded everyone of the cherished Onam tradition and the belief that Maveli visits his beloved people once a year and blesses them with prosperity and happiness. 

The celebrations also featured traditional games such as Uriyadi and Kamba Vali, which created an atmosphere of excitement and merriment among the students and staff. These traditional games provided a wonderful opportunity for the younger generation to experience and enjoy the cultural practices associated with Onam. 

A sumptuous and traditional Onam Sadya was arranged for the students and staff. Everyone enjoyed the delicious feast and experienced the warmth and togetherness that are integral to the spirit of Onam. 

The celebration was not merely a day of fun and entertainment but also an enriching cultural experience for the students. It helped them understand, appreciate, and cherish the rich traditions, values, customs, and cultural heritage of Kerala. The spirit of sharing, unity, harmony, and togetherness that characterises Onam was beautifully reflected throughout the celebration. 

The Onam celebration at Amrita Vidyalayam, Koyilandy, was indeed a colourful, joyful, and memorable occasion, leaving everyone with cherished memories and a renewed appreciation for the beautiful cultural heritage of Kerala.

 A Fun-Filled Day at GRS Fantasy Park 

Our students had an exciting and memorable time during their trip to GRS Fantasy Park 

From the thrilling water games to the exciting Snow Park, every moment was filled with laughter, joy, and adventure. The students enthusiastically participated in the activities, enjoyed quality time with their friends, and created wonderful memories to cherish.  

It was truly a fun-filled trip packed with excitement, adventure, and unforgettable 

On 8th August 2026, Amrita Vidyalayam joyfully celebrated Sanskriti Pooja, a beautiful occasion  that highlights the importance of Indian culture, values, gratitude and the sacred bond between parents and children. 

The programme was lovingly led by Brahmacharini Aradhana Amrita Chaitanya Amma, whose presence added spiritual significance to the celebration. The atmosphere was filled with devotion through soulful bhajans and captivating classical dance performances by our talented students. 

The most meaningful part of the celebration was the enthusiastic participation of parents and students together. Students had the blessed opportunity to express their love, respect and gratitude towards their first gurus—their parents—by performing Pada Pooja. This beautiful tradition helped children understand the importance of respecting and honouring the parents who guide them with love and wisdom from the very beginning of life. 

Parents participated wholeheartedly and expressed their heartfelt gratitude for providing such a meaningful platform that strengthened family bonds and helped children connect with the timeless values of our rich cultural heritage. 

Sanskriti Pooja 2026 was truly a celebration of love, gratitude, devotion, culture and the sacred relationship between parents and children. 

The 80th Independence Day was celebrated with great pride and patriotic spirit on 15th August 2026. The celebration was led by our Principal, Sandhya G. Ma’am, Vice Principal, Tejashwini Pradhani Ma’am, and PU Principal, Pallavi J. Shetty Ma’am. 

The programme commenced with the hoisting of the National Flag, followed by the National Anthem. The celebration was enriched with vibrant cultural performances, including patriotic dances and songs presented by the students. 

The NCC cadets added grandeur to the occasion with a disciplined and impressive march past, along with the participation of the various school houses. The performances reflected the students’ love for the nation and their spirit of patriotism. 

The celebration concluded on a proud and inspiring note, reminding everyone of the values of unity, freedom, responsibility and love for our motherland. 

The Onam celebration was conducted with great joy and enthusiasm at the school. The celebration began with a beautiful Pookalam prepared by the students and teachers. The traditional Chendamelam added colour and excitement to the event. Maveli made a grand appearance and brought a festive spirit to the celebration.

The students presented various cultural programmes, showcasing the rich traditions of Kerala. A traditional Onam Sadhya was arranged for everyone. The celebration also included fun and exciting Onam games, in which students and staff participated with great enthusiasm.

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The students of Amrita Vidyalayam, Kuthuparamba visited the Purakallam Handloom Society. As a part of an EVS activity they learned about traditional handloom weaving and observed its production methods. 

As a follow-up, Classes IV and V prepared craft items using different fibres and displayed different handlooms of India on a bulletin board. Students also prepared and submitted reports on the visit. These activities helped them understand the importance of handloom and the skills involved in weaving. 

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The spirit of patriotism and national pride resonated throughout Amrita Vidyalayam, Manjeri as Independence Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm on 15th August 2026. The celebration was graced by Assistant Sub-Inspector Firoz Sir, the esteemed Chief Guest, who unfurled the National Flag, marking the occasion with solemnity and pride.
The day unfolded with a vibrant array of patriotic activities and competitions. Students participated enthusiastically in the House-wise Patriotic Song Competition, filling the campus with melodies of love for the nation, while the little ones from KG to Grade 2 charmed everyone with their creativity and enthusiasm in the Fancy Dress Competition. The Independence Day Quiz further enriched the celebration by inspiring students to explore and deepen their knowledge of India's history and heritage.
The celebration served as a heartfelt reminder of the sacrifices that paved the way for our freedom and inspired young minds to uphold the values of unity, courage, responsibility, and love for the motherland. The day concluded with hearts filled with patriotic fervour and a renewed sense of pride in being Indian.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Manjeri came alive in a vibrant spectrum of colours as Rainbow Day was joyfully celebrated by the little stars of LKG and UKG on 3rd August 2026. Dressed in a delightful array of hues and carrying charming rainbow cut-outs, the little ones transformed the school into a cheerful canvas of colour, filling the atmosphere with smiles, laughter, and youthful exuberance.

Through this colourful celebration, the young learners had the opportunity to recognise, explore, and appreciate the fascinating world of colours in a joyful and engaging manner. The day beautifully blended learning with celebration, nurturing their curiosity and creativity while creating precious memories of togetherness, happiness, and innocent childhood wonder.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Manjeri observed Hiroshima Day on 6th August 2026 with a solemn and thought-provoking special assembly dedicated to remembering the tragic consequences of war and the enduring need for peace. The programme began with an insightful speech highlighting the significance of the day, followed by an enlightening address by Indu Ma’am, Head of the Social Science Department, who sensitised students to the devastating impact of nuclear disasters and the far-reaching consequences of violence.

Adding a creative dimension to the observance, students from all the houses presented thoughtfully designed posters conveying powerful messages of peace, unity, harmony, and hope. The meaningful presentations encouraged young minds to reflect upon the value of human life and the importance of building a world where compassion and peace prevail over conflict.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Odisha, celebrated the vibrant festival of Onam with great enthusiasm and zeal. The celebration brought together students, teachers, and staff in a spirit of joy, unity, and cultural togetherness.