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Sree Krishna Jayanti was celebrated with great devotion and joy for KG to Class II students at Amrita Vidyalayam Kodungallur on Friday, 12th September 2025. The celebration began with an adorable costume presentation, where children dressed as Lord Krishna, Radha, and Sudhama, captivating everyone with their charm.

A special pooja was conducted in honour of Lord Krishna, followed by a lively Dandiya dance. The procession with mantra chanting created a divine and joyful atmosphere. The bulletin board, decorated by senior students with stories and images from Krishna’s life, added colour and creativity to the event. Videos showcasing Krishna’s childhood and values of friendship enriched the celebration.

The vibrant spirit of Navaratri filled the school campus as students and teachers came together to celebrate the festival with devotion and enthusiasm. A beautifully arranged Bommakkolu display of dolls and figurines symbolized harmony, tradition, and cultural richness. The celebration was not just a ritual but a wonderful blend of devotion, tradition, and cultural vibrance.

On the first day of Navaratri, our students performed a Mridangam recital as a tribute to the Goddess. On the second day, the children offered melodious music performances, filled with devotion and dedication. In the days that followed, students showcased their talents through classical dance, violin, flute, keyboard, and Udukku performances, each act adding to the festive grandeur.  The third day marked the auspicious Kumari Pooja ceremony, where nine girls between the ages of two and nine, symbolizing the nine divine forms of Goddess Durga, were worshipped with reverence. The rituals, led by teachers with deep sincerity, made the entire school resonate with spiritual energy. The celebrations concluded with a soulful Bhajan presentation by our students, filling the atmosphere with divine vibrations.

The Onam celebrations in our school was conducted with great enthusiasm and joy. The entire campus was filled with a festive spirit as students and teachers came together to celebrate the traditional festival of Kerala. A house-wise competition was held for flower carpet, where students arranged colorful flowers in attractive patterns, symbolizing prosperity and harmony. Students also actively participated in Oonjalattam, the plus two students dressed up as Puli and Onapottan, the highlight of the day was the grand Onasadhya. A traditional feast with a variety of delicious dishes was served on banana leaves. Everyone enjoyed the meal together, creating a sense of unity and happiness. The flavors of the traditional curries, payasam, and other dishes truly reflected the essence of Onam. Various fun-filled games were also organized as part of the celebrations. Students enthusiastically took part in them. Games like the lemon-and-spoon race and musical chairs brought laughter and excitement.

The traditional game Sundarikk Pottukkuthal added more fun, while the energetic tug of war was a thrilling experience for all. A grand Mega Thiruvathirakkali was also performed by the girls, which added grace and cultural charm to the event. The entire day was filled with cultural spirit, joy, and togetherness. The Onam celebrations reminded everyone of the values of sharing, unity, and tradition. dressed up as , Puli and Onapottan, the highlight of the day was the grand Onasadhya. A traditional feast with a variety of delicious dishes was served on banana leaves. Everyone enjoyed the meal together, creating a sense of unity and happiness. The flavors of the traditional curries, payasam, and other dishes truly reflected the essence of Onam. Various fun-filled games were also organized as part of the celebrations. Students enthusiastically took part in them. Games like the lemon-and-spoon race and musical chairs brought laughter and excitement. The traditional game Sundarikk Pottukkuthal added more fun, while the energetic tug of war was a thrilling experience for all. A grand Mega Thiruvathirakkali was also performed by the girls, which added grace and cultural charm to the event. The entire day was filled with cultural spirit, joy, and togetherness. The Onam celebrations reminded everyone of the values of sharing, unity, and tradition.

As part of the Amritavarsham 72 celebrations, our Class XII students undertook a compassionate outreach by visiting the Ashraya Old Age Home on 25th September 2025. The visit aimed to spread love, care, and joy among the elderly and to reaffirm their importance in society. The students served afternoon meals to the inmates with great affection and respect and spent time interacting with them, listening to their life experiences. The residents expressed their happiness and showered blessings on the students. This meaningful interaction helped students understand the value of empathy and the impact of small acts of kindness.

In addition, as part of social responsibility initiatives, students actively participated in a cleaning activity outside the school premises, promoting cleanliness and environmental awareness. Their enthusiastic involvement reflected the spirit of service and responsibility. To mark Amma’s Birthday celebrations, the staff members visited Vallikavu, offering prayers and seeking blessings. The visit was filled with devotion and gratitude, reinforcing Amma’s teachings of selfless service and compassion

Amrita Vidyalayam Cheruthuruthy celebrated National Colours Day on October 22nd Wednesday. It was a memorable day for students of KG,1st and 2nd.All  the kids were in colourful attire.They danced and did a ramp walk and some craft works were also done by them.Kids enjoyed a lot with music and dance.

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On August 8, our school observed the Quit India Movement, a key milestone in India’s freedom struggle. The day included a variety of meaningful activities. A beautifully arranged tableau showcased major events of the independence movement. It began with the Champaran Satyagraha, followed by the Salt March, highlighting Gandhi’s stand against the salt tax. The Jallianwala Bagh massacre was depicted to show the tragic loss of innocent lives. The final section portrayed the Quit India Movement with scenes of protests, rallies, and the unwavering spirit of freedom fighters.Students also created powerful posters that captured the essence of the movement, inspiring patriotism and raising awareness about India’s past.

  Our school  celebrated Cartoon Day with great enthusiasm, aimed at bringing joy and creativity to our young students. The event was organized for students from KG to Class 2.The celebration included a drawing and colouring competition of cartoon characters, where students showcased their artistic skills. A cartoon movie was also screened for the students, entertaining them thoroughly.The highlight of the event was the students' creative costumes, with some dressing up as beloved characters like Batman, Dora, and Spiderman etc... The excitement and happiness on their faces made the day truly special.Overall, Cartoon Day was a resounding success, providing a fun-filled learning experience for our young learners.

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A Mega Ramayana Parayanam event was conducted for students of Classes I - XII, culminating in a grand success with enthusiastic participation from students across all age groups.The event commenced with a prayer and a traditional lamp-lighting ceremony, followed by a brief introduction to the significance of the Ramayana. The students, then recited the Ramayana in unison, showcasing their collective enthusiasm and respect for the epic. 

Our school celebrated National Handloom Day to promote India’s rich handloom heritage. Students made maps of India showing different states and their unique handloom materials. Jayalakshmi P. J. (Class VI) and Anugraha Umesh (Class IX) took part in a hand embroidery activity, showcasing the fine craftsmanship of Indian textiles. Students also visited a nearby cottage industry that makes mats. They observed traditional mat-making and learned about the hard work and skill of local artisans. The celebration helped students understand India’s textile traditions and encouraged them to appreciate and preserve our cultural heritage.

Diwali was celebrated in the school with great joy and devotion. The campus was beautifully illuminated with Diwali lights, and a special Archana was performed. Sweets were shared among students and staff, spreading happiness and festive cheer.

Sree Krishna Jayanti was celebrated with great devotion and joy for KG to Class II students at Amrita Vidyalayam Kodungallur on Friday, 12th September 2025. The celebration began with an adorable costume presentation, where children dressed as Lord Krishna, Radha, and Sudhama, captivating everyone with their charm.

A special pooja was conducted in honour of Lord Krishna, followed by a lively Dandiya dance. The procession with mantra chanting created a divine and joyful atmosphere. The bulletin board, decorated by senior students with stories and images from Krishna’s life, added colour and creativity to the event. Videos showcasing Krishna’s childhood and values of friendship enriched the celebration.

The vibrant spirit of Navaratri filled the school campus as students and teachers came together to celebrate the festival with devotion and enthusiasm. A beautifully arranged Bommakkolu display of dolls and figurines symbolized harmony, tradition, and cultural richness. The celebration was not just a ritual but a wonderful blend of devotion, tradition, and cultural vibrance.

On the first day of Navaratri, our students performed a Mridangam recital as a tribute to the Goddess. On the second day, the children offered melodious music performances, filled with devotion and dedication. In the days that followed, students showcased their talents through classical dance, violin, flute, keyboard, and Udukku performances, each act adding to the festive grandeur.  The third day marked the auspicious Kumari Pooja ceremony, where nine girls between the ages of two and nine, symbolizing the nine divine forms of Goddess Durga, were worshipped with reverence. The rituals, led by teachers with deep sincerity, made the entire school resonate with spiritual energy. The celebrations concluded with a soulful Bhajan presentation by our students, filling the atmosphere with divine vibrations.

The Onam celebrations in our school was conducted with great enthusiasm and joy. The entire campus was filled with a festive spirit as students and teachers came together to celebrate the traditional festival of Kerala. A house-wise competition was held for flower carpet, where students arranged colorful flowers in attractive patterns, symbolizing prosperity and harmony. Students also actively participated in Oonjalattam, the plus two students dressed up as Puli and Onapottan, the highlight of the day was the grand Onasadhya. A traditional feast with a variety of delicious dishes was served on banana leaves. Everyone enjoyed the meal together, creating a sense of unity and happiness. The flavors of the traditional curries, payasam, and other dishes truly reflected the essence of Onam. Various fun-filled games were also organized as part of the celebrations. Students enthusiastically took part in them. Games like the lemon-and-spoon race and musical chairs brought laughter and excitement.

The traditional game Sundarikk Pottukkuthal added more fun, while the energetic tug of war was a thrilling experience for all. A grand Mega Thiruvathirakkali was also performed by the girls, which added grace and cultural charm to the event. The entire day was filled with cultural spirit, joy, and togetherness. The Onam celebrations reminded everyone of the values of sharing, unity, and tradition. dressed up as , Puli and Onapottan, the highlight of the day was the grand Onasadhya. A traditional feast with a variety of delicious dishes was served on banana leaves. Everyone enjoyed the meal together, creating a sense of unity and happiness. The flavors of the traditional curries, payasam, and other dishes truly reflected the essence of Onam. Various fun-filled games were also organized as part of the celebrations. Students enthusiastically took part in them. Games like the lemon-and-spoon race and musical chairs brought laughter and excitement. The traditional game Sundarikk Pottukkuthal added more fun, while the energetic tug of war was a thrilling experience for all. A grand Mega Thiruvathirakkali was also performed by the girls, which added grace and cultural charm to the event. The entire day was filled with cultural spirit, joy, and togetherness. The Onam celebrations reminded everyone of the values of sharing, unity, and tradition.