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Sri Sajid K P, Excise Preventive Officer ,Excise Range Office, Manjeri was the guest speaker.He conveyed the hazards of negative influences in life , the importance of saying a big NO to such temptations and the punishments of using and carrying drugs. The session was highly beneficial and informative to the students. They made creative posters highlighting the social sin and displayed.
 

Amrita Vidyalayam, Manjeri  organised a community outreach programme ,as a part of observing the Day against drug abuse .With the support of the Department of Police, Manjeri, our students performed a street play and distributed notices highlighting the threat of drugs and the need to drive away such crimes, in Manjeri bus stands.The programme was successful and appreciated by the public.

What they see they may forget, what they do they will believe... when the advancement of technology and modern lifestyle paved way for video games it is the need of the hour to take kids to traditional games, way of living ,so on and so forth.

Through playing on sand, they really reached past childhood games where they made sand dishes, castle, homes,,roads etc.Kids wrote letters and  numbers on sand  and  the whole activity filled joy  in them..It develops their fine motor skills as well.

"Energy can neither be created, nor destroyed, but can be transformed"... Yoga calms our mind, better identify what we are, what our purpose is, to see things as they are, physical fitness and mental balance are the key words and much more.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Manjeri organised an International Yoga Day yoga session on 20th June. Students in their white uniform did yogasanas, instructed by Ms. Harshitha. High School students prepared beautiful charts depicting yoga postures. The awareness given to kids enlightened their attitude and thoughts that yoga identifies their true potential.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Pathanamthitta observed National Doctor’s Day today, Tuesday, 1st July 2026, to honour the dedicated service of doctors to humanity.

The celebration was made even more special as the school welcomed Dr. Sreerag Ashok, MD, Consultant Psychiatrist at Josco Hospital, Pandalam and Unity Multi-Speciality Clinic, Omalloor — a distinguished alumnus of Amrita Vidyalayam — as the Chief Guest.

The programme began with a welcome address by Vice Principal Mrs. Sumangala Haridas, who highlighted the vital role of doctors and appreciated their compassion and selfless service.

Principal ma’am felicitated Dr. Sreerag Ashok with a token of appreciation for his remarkable contribution to the medical field. In his inspiring address, Dr. Sreerag emphasized the importance of physical and mental well-being and encouraged students to adopt healthy habits. His journey from an Amritian student to a successful medical professional deeply motivated everyone present.

The celebration concluded with the Vote of Thanks by Kumari Anvitha R. Lal, who expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, management, Principal, Vice Principal, staff, students, and all who made the event successful.

It was a proud and meaningful tribute to doctors, made memorable by honouring one of our own alumni.

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An awareness session on the Shigella virus was conducted by the Health Inspector and the team from Tanur Municipality.
The session focused on the symptoms, transmission, preventive measures, and the importance of maintaining proper hygiene and sanitation practices.

The Investiture Ceremony of Amrita Vidyalayam, Tanur was held on 24th June 2026 with great dignity and enthusiasm. The ceremony marked the formal induction of the newly elected Student Parliament, House Captains, Vice Captains, Club Leaders, and other student office bearers for the academic year 2026–27.

The elected student leaders took the oath of office, pledging to uphold the values of discipline, responsibility, integrity, and service. The badges and sashes were ceremoniously presented, symbolizing the trust and confidence placed in them by the school community.

The Head Boy, Head Girl, Assistant Head Boy, and Assistant Head Girl, along with the House Captains and Vice Captains, accepted their responsibilities with pride and determination. Guided by their House In-Charges and teachers, they are committed to leading their teams towards excellence in academics, co-curricular activities, leadership, and service.

Our school campus suddenly shifted from its dormant mode into an energetic phase when the school reopened for UKG to gr.8 after the mid- summer vacation on 3rd June. The air was filled with Incessant chatters, excitement and curiosity to share their vacation experiences.

A special assembly was conducted for grades 1 to 8 to welcome the kids alongwith the newly admitted students. The Vice Principal and Academic Co-ordinator addressed the parents and students. An oath from the department of police Malappuram was taken by the students inorder to be cautious while using cell phones and hazards of sharing personal details , OTP etc. to anyone.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Tanur proudly organized the TOOFAN Anti-Drug Awareness Campaign with the noble aim of creating awareness among students and the community about the dangers of drug abuse and the importance of leading a healthy and value-based life. The programme was inaugurated by MLA Shri Navas and was graced by Municipal Chairperson Smt. Nazla Basheer, Ward Councillor Shri Baby Shankar, and PTA Parent Member Shri Muraleedharan.

Their inspiring presence and valuable messages encouraged students to become responsible citizens and ambassadors of a drug-free society. Students united to say NO to drugs and YES to a healthy future.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Tanur was privileged to have Dr. Parashuram, Chief Physician & Project Medical Officer, Government Ayurveda Research Institute for Mental Health and Hygiene, inaugurate its International Yoga Day celebrations.

His inspiring words highlighted the importance of yoga in nurturing physical health, mental well-being, and inner harmony. The inauguration marked a meaningful beginning to the observance of the theme "Yoga for One Earth, One Health."

The staff and students of Amrita Vidyalayam, Tanur captivated the audience with a beautiful yoga demonstration on International Yoga Day. Their coordinated movements, focus, and dedication reflected the essence of yoga—promoting harmony between body, mind, and spirit.

The performance served as a reminder that yoga is not just an exercise but a way of life that nurtures health, peace, and well-being for all.

The International Day Against Drug Abuse was observed in our school in association with the New Mahe Police Station. A rally was conducted, and students carried posters and placards with anti-drug messages. An awareness programme was held to educate students about the harmful effects of drugs.

Students also presented a mime on drug abuse and took a pledge against drug abuse, promising to lead a healthy and drug-free life. The programme inspired everyone to work towards a better and safer society.

Sri Sajid K P, Excise Preventive Officer ,Excise Range Office, Manjeri was the guest speaker.He conveyed the hazards of negative influences in life , the importance of saying a big NO to such temptations and the punishments of using and carrying drugs. The session was highly beneficial and informative to the students. They made creative posters highlighting the social sin and displayed.
 

Amrita Vidyalayam, Manjeri  organised a community outreach programme ,as a part of observing the Day against drug abuse .With the support of the Department of Police, Manjeri, our students performed a street play and distributed notices highlighting the threat of drugs and the need to drive away such crimes, in Manjeri bus stands.The programme was successful and appreciated by the public.

What they see they may forget, what they do they will believe... when the advancement of technology and modern lifestyle paved way for video games it is the need of the hour to take kids to traditional games, way of living ,so on and so forth.

Through playing on sand, they really reached past childhood games where they made sand dishes, castle, homes,,roads etc.Kids wrote letters and  numbers on sand  and  the whole activity filled joy  in them..It develops their fine motor skills as well.

"Energy can neither be created, nor destroyed, but can be transformed"... Yoga calms our mind, better identify what we are, what our purpose is, to see things as they are, physical fitness and mental balance are the key words and much more.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Manjeri organised an International Yoga Day yoga session on 20th June. Students in their white uniform did yogasanas, instructed by Ms. Harshitha. High School students prepared beautiful charts depicting yoga postures. The awareness given to kids enlightened their attitude and thoughts that yoga identifies their true potential.