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The two-day celebration provided a wonderful platform for students to showcase their talents, creativity and confidence through a variety of cultural activities. The fest was designed to encourage students to explore their artistic abilities and actively participate in co-curricular activities.

Various programmes were organised as part of the fest, including music, instrumental performances, dance and other cultural presentations. Students enthusiastically participated in both individual and group performances, presenting their talents with dedication and confidence. The musical performances and instrumental presentations added rhythm and energy to the celebrations, while the dance programmes reflected the students’ creativity, coordination and cultural expression.

The event also helped students develop important skills such as teamwork, discipline, leadership, communication, stage confidence and creativity. The active involvement of students and the support and guidance of teachers contributed greatly to the successful conduct of the fest.

Amrita Fest – Tarang 26 was a memorable celebration of talent and culture, providing students with an enriching experience beyond the classroom. The two-day event successfully created an atmosphere of joy, unity and artistic expression, making it a significant and memorable occasion in the school calendar.

Overall, Amrita Fest – Tarang 26 was conducted successfully, celebrating the diverse talents of our students and reinforcing the importance of cultural activities in the holistic development of young learners.

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National Handloom Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm among the students. The activity was connected with SDG 12 – Responsible Consumption and Production, which promotes sustainable practices and encourages us to value handmade and eco-friendly products.

The students participated in crochet work, vegetable printing, and fabric painting on cloth*. They enjoyed creating different designs and patterns using their creativity.

The activities provided students with a hands-on learning experience and helped them develop *creativity, patience, and appreciation for traditional crafts. The students actively participated and enjoyed the activities very much.

Overall, the celebration was a simple, enjoyable, and meaningful experience for the students. It also helped them understand the importance of traditional handloom crafts and sustainable practices.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Mangaluru, observed Guru Poornima with a spiritually enriching Samskriti Puja, inspired by the teachings and vision of Sadguru Sri Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma).

The programme commenced with Vedic chanting, creating a serene and devotional atmosphere. As part of the celebrations, students performed the sacred Padapuja for their parents, expressing gratitude and reverence for their first and foremost Gurus.

Sampoojya Swamini Mangalamrita Prana graced the occasion and guided the ceremony. In her address, she highlighted the significance of the Guru–Shishya tradition and emphasised the importance of gratitude, values, knowledge and spiritual growth in shaping young minds.

The celebration continued with devotional bhajans and Guru Stotra chanting, further enhancing the spiritual ambience of the occasion.

The programme was attended by Principal Mrs. Madhulika, Vice Principal Mrs. Rekha Kamath, teachers, students and parents, who joined together in reverence and gratitude to honour the timeless Guru tradition.

The celebration served as a beautiful reminder of the importance of gratitude, devotion, knowledge and values in the journey of learning and life.

The Kindergarten section re-opened for the academic year 2026-27 with great enthusiasm and devotion.The day commenced with a warm welcome to the tiny tots and their parents. Class teachers greeted each child at the entrance with flowers and blessings. The classrooms were decorated with balloons, charts, and welcome banners to create a cheerful atmosphere. Our Principal addressed the gathering of parents and children. In her speech, she welcomed all students to the new academic year and emphasized the importance of early childhood education, discipline, and values. She assured parents of the school’s commitment to providing a safe, nurturing, and activity-based learning environment. The highlight of the day was the traditional Vidhyarambham ceremony. Under the guidance of teachers, children were initiated into the world of letters. Parents participated with devotion, making the occasion memorable for the children. The programme concluded with sweets distribution. The reopening day marked a joyful and auspicious start for our KG students.

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We organized a “Sand Day” event for our KG students ,our young learners, where children engaged in fun-filled sensory and academic activities using sand. Students traced letters and numbers on sand trays, with a light-box tray making the writing glow for added excitement. In group play, they sat in circles, scooping and pouring sand with buckets and shovels to build cooperation and motor skills. The activities blended learning with play, helping kids develop pre-writing skills, fine motor coordination, and teamwork while enjoying the tactile experience of sand. The event  captured the joy and creativity of the day.

Our school celebrated Vayana Dinam (Reading Day) on June 19 with a vibrant lineup of student-led activities centered on the joy and value of reading. The event opened with thematic posters highlighting the motto “വായിക്കൂ, ചിന്തിക്കൂ, വളരൂ” and featured solo performances  Children also staged both Malayalam and English dramas, including a piece titled “വായനയുടെ പ്രാധാന്യം” and “Reading Day English Drama” with roles like Teacher, Son, and Soldier, emphasizing how books shape thought and life. Outdoor segments showed students performing skits under trees using leaves as props, while bulletin boards displayed dozens of handmade drawings, essays, and portraits tied to reading themes. A student addressed the assembly with a speech highlighting the importance of Reading Day.Neha of class 7 also presented a book review on this day.This program  showcased whole-school participation that connected literacy to creativity, reflection, and cultural pride.  

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International Yoga Day was celebrated in our school with great enthusiasm to spread awareness about the physical, mental, and spiritual benefits of Yoga.The Chief Guest for the event was Dr.Rajitha,a National Yoga Player. She graced the occasion with her presence and inspired everyone with her knowledge of Yoga.She highlighted the importance of Yoga in daily life. She spoke about how Yoga helps in building a healthy body, calm mind, and strong concentration for studies.The Chief Guest demonstrated some basic and important Yoga asanas.She explained the benefits and correct posture for each asana.Students of classes 8 and9 presented various Yoga performances through their dance. Group performances included balance poses, flexibility routines, and partner asanas. The synchronized movements received great applause from the audience. Students of Classes 6 to 9 participated together, performing  Surya Namaskar in perfect coordination. It created an energetic and disciplined atmosphere in the school.

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The spirit of Onam came alive in all its splendour as the school community came together to celebrate Kerala’s beloved harvest festival with immense enthusiasm, joy and togetherness. The celebration beautifully reflected the rich cultural traditions of Kerala while bringing students, teachers and the entire school family together in the true spirit of oneness and harmony.

The programme began with a prayer, seeking blessings for a joyful and meaningful celebration. This was followed by a vibrant array of cultural programmes presented by both students and teachers. The melodious Onappaattu filled the atmosphere with the festive spirit of Onam, while the energetic presentation of Vallam Kali brought alive the excitement of Kerala’s traditional boat races.

The colourful and lively Pulikali added a unique charm to the celebration, capturing the traditional grandeur and playful spirit associated with Onam. The graceful movements of Thiruvathirakali presented by the participants added elegance and beauty to the programme, celebrating Kerala’s rich artistic heritage. The traditional Vadamvali added an element of excitement and team spirit, with participants cheering enthusiastically and enjoying the festive camaraderie.

The celebration became even more memorable with special fun games for teachers, aunts and uncles, creating moments of laughter, excitement and friendly competition. Their enthusiastic participation reminded everyone that the joy of Onam transcends age and brings people together as one family. Students and teachers alike participated wholeheartedly, making the occasion vibrant and unforgettable.

The Onam Sadhya was undoubtedly the grand highlight of the celebration. The sumptuous traditional feast, served with an array of authentic Kerala delicacies on banana leaves, brought everyone together around the dining table. More than a feast, the Sadhya symbolised the essence of Onam—sharing, unity, gratitude and abundance.

The celebration was a delightful blend of tradition, talent, laughter and togetherness, leaving everyone with cherished memories. It truly captured the message of Onam: when we celebrate together, every moment becomes more beautiful and every heart becomes one.

Onam was not just celebrated—it was experienced in its fullest spirit!
 

A proud moment for Amrita Vidyalayam, Pathanamthitta, as our young chess champions showcased remarkable skill, strategy and determination at the Sahodaya Chess Competition.

The students delivered outstanding performances across various age categories:

• Alen John – 1st Prize, U-19 Category
• Avantika – 1st Prize, U-16 Category
• Avani – 3rd Prize, U-14 Category

Heartiest congratulations to our talented young players for their exceptional achievements and for bringing laurels to the school. Their success reflects their dedication, perseverance and passion for the game of chess.

Congratulations to our champions! May they continue to make their school proud with many more victories ahead!

Onam is the National Festival of Kerala and the most auspicious festival of Malayalis all over the world. It commemorates the annual homecoming of our beloved King Mahabali, whose golden reign was known for equality, prosperity and goodness. To uphold our rich cultural heritage and to instill the values of unity, harmony and brotherhood among students, Onam was celebrated with great festive fervour and joy in our school campus.

The celebration started with an auspicious Onam Sandesam by Jyothisree Teacher. In her inspiring speech, she explained the significance of Onam, the story of Mahabali, and the importance of preserving our traditions.

The Grand Entry of Mahabali: Immediately after the Onam Sandesam, the whole atmosphere became vibrant with the royal entry of King Mahabali. Dressed in traditional royal attire, with a golden crown and a cheerful smile, Maveli Thampuran entered the auditorium blessing all children. The students welcomed him with great excitement, shouting "Maveli Vazhthunnu" and the sound of Chenda Melam. His graceful presence made the celebration truly divine and brought the legend of Onam alive on stage.

Following the grand entry, various colourful cultural programmes were organized:

1. Onappattu: A melodious group song by students, which filled the atmosphere with the spirit of Onam.

2. Vanchipattu: An energetic performance that recreated the thrill and rhythm of the Aranmula Vallamkali.

3. Kaikottikali: A graceful Thiruvathira performed by girl students in traditional Kerala settu-mundu. It was the main attraction of the day.

4. Dance Performances: Vibrant and colourful dance performances by students of various classes added great energy to the stage.

5. Uriyadi: The traditional fun game of Uriyadi was conducted, which created great excitement and laughter among all.

The grand finale of the celebration was Vadam Vali (Tug of War) between the House children. All four houses participated with great strength and team spirit. The whole school cheered for their houses and it was a thrilling experience.

The Onam celebration was a grand success. It was not just a festival, but a beautiful experience that brought all students and teachers together as one family. The programmes helped students to understand our culture and tradition more deeply. The day ended with the true message of Onam – "Maveli Nadu Vaneedum Kalam, Manusharellarum Onnu Pole" – when Maveli ruled, all people were equal. Sweets and payasam were distributed to all by Mahabali himself.

The celebration left a memorable and joyful impression in the hearts of everyone.

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The two-day celebration provided a wonderful platform for students to showcase their talents, creativity and confidence through a variety of cultural activities. The fest was designed to encourage students to explore their artistic abilities and actively participate in co-curricular activities.

Various programmes were organised as part of the fest, including music, instrumental performances, dance and other cultural presentations. Students enthusiastically participated in both individual and group performances, presenting their talents with dedication and confidence. The musical performances and instrumental presentations added rhythm and energy to the celebrations, while the dance programmes reflected the students’ creativity, coordination and cultural expression.

The event also helped students develop important skills such as teamwork, discipline, leadership, communication, stage confidence and creativity. The active involvement of students and the support and guidance of teachers contributed greatly to the successful conduct of the fest.

Amrita Fest – Tarang 26 was a memorable celebration of talent and culture, providing students with an enriching experience beyond the classroom. The two-day event successfully created an atmosphere of joy, unity and artistic expression, making it a significant and memorable occasion in the school calendar.

Overall, Amrita Fest – Tarang 26 was conducted successfully, celebrating the diverse talents of our students and reinforcing the importance of cultural activities in the holistic development of young learners.

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National Handloom Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm among the students. The activity was connected with SDG 12 – Responsible Consumption and Production, which promotes sustainable practices and encourages us to value handmade and eco-friendly products.

The students participated in crochet work, vegetable printing, and fabric painting on cloth*. They enjoyed creating different designs and patterns using their creativity.

The activities provided students with a hands-on learning experience and helped them develop *creativity, patience, and appreciation for traditional crafts. The students actively participated and enjoyed the activities very much.

Overall, the celebration was a simple, enjoyable, and meaningful experience for the students. It also helped them understand the importance of traditional handloom crafts and sustainable practices.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Mangaluru, observed Guru Poornima with a spiritually enriching Samskriti Puja, inspired by the teachings and vision of Sadguru Sri Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma).

The programme commenced with Vedic chanting, creating a serene and devotional atmosphere. As part of the celebrations, students performed the sacred Padapuja for their parents, expressing gratitude and reverence for their first and foremost Gurus.

Sampoojya Swamini Mangalamrita Prana graced the occasion and guided the ceremony. In her address, she highlighted the significance of the Guru–Shishya tradition and emphasised the importance of gratitude, values, knowledge and spiritual growth in shaping young minds.

The celebration continued with devotional bhajans and Guru Stotra chanting, further enhancing the spiritual ambience of the occasion.

The programme was attended by Principal Mrs. Madhulika, Vice Principal Mrs. Rekha Kamath, teachers, students and parents, who joined together in reverence and gratitude to honour the timeless Guru tradition.

The celebration served as a beautiful reminder of the importance of gratitude, devotion, knowledge and values in the journey of learning and life.