Empowering Future Leaders with Values

Amrita Vidyalayam Cheruthuruthy celebrated Chocolate Day on July 7 th  .Children of Pre-KG to Second Std wore brown coloured dress. They presented some craft works made with chocolates beautifully on that day, some chocolate dishes were made by students with the help of teachers  by cutting chocolate packets ,mixing chocolate powder with their tiny hands and rolled out small laddoos by themselves. A few students talked about the importance of dark chocolates. Fun activity like guessing the colour of GEMS was also done for pre -KG students. Students traced and coloured chocolate wrappers in chart paper .A photo session was also done for the students .

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As part of the Chingam 1 Farmers' Day celebrations, our school organized a vibrant Agricultural Fair (Kaarshika Mela) to honor the hard work of farmers and raise awareness about traditional agriculture among students.

The highlight of the day was an impressive exhibition of various agricultural products. Students actively participated by bringing a rich variety of fresh vegetables, leafy greens, tubers, and traditional crop yields from home. The classrooms and display counters transformed into colorful showcases of organic produce, reflecting the agrarian culture of Kerala.

The event successfully inspired young minds to appreciate farming, understand the effort behind food production, and adopt sustainable living practices. It was a memorable day that brought the school community closer to nature.

On the occasion of World Bicycle Day, a Safety Workshop was organised for students of Grades VII to IX to promote safe and eco-friendly commuting. The session began with a PPT presentation introducing basic bicycle safety, followed by a video demonstration on repairing cycles and changing oil. To provide hands-on learning, a mechanic from a nearby workshop was invited to explain and demonstrate key maintenance skills such as fixing chains, inflating tires, checking brake responsiveness, and lubricating the chain. The activity helped students develop practical skills while reinforcing the importance of regular bicycle maintenance for safe commuting

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Amrita Vidyalayam, Cheruthuruthy held its Investiture Ceremony on 24/06/2026 at 9:30 AM, with M.S. Satheesh Kumar, Sub Inspector of Police, Cheruthuruthy Police Station, as Chief Guest. The event began with a ceremonial welcome by the school band, followed by the lighting of the lamp by the Chief Guest.

Students in white uniforms assembled for the oath-taking, after which the Chief Guest pinned sashes marked “HEAD BOY,” “HEAD GIRL,” “CAPTAIN,” and “VICE CAPTAIN,” and handed over house flags in red, blue, green, and yellow to the newly appointed student leaders. The ceremony emphasized leadership, responsibility, and integrity, concluding with group photos of the office bearers, teachers, and dignitaries on stag.

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"Sanskrit: The Eternal Voice of India"

The celebration of World Sanskrit Day was a beautiful tribute to the richness, elegance and timeless wisdom of the Sanskrit language. The programme began with a serene prayer, creating an atmosphere of peace and reverence, followed by a warm and gracious welcome speech that extended heartfelt greetings to the gathering.

The highlight of the celebration was an enlightening World Sanskrit Day speech, which shed light on the historical and cultural significance of Sanskrit. The students explored how Sanskrit has played a vital role in shaping Indian literature, philosophy, science, mathematics, spirituality and traditional knowledge. The speech also emphasised that Sanskrit is not merely an ancient language but a treasured part of India’s cultural heritage that continues to inspire and connect generations.

Adding colour and creativity to the occasion, the students presented a captivating poem recitation. With expressive voices, confident presentation and rhythmic delivery, they brought the beauty of Sanskrit and its literary tradition to life. The recitation reflected the students’ appreciation for language, literature and the power of meaningful words.

The celebration served as a wonderful reminder that Sanskrit is a language of knowledge, harmony and heritage. It encouraged students to appreciate the linguistic treasures of India and to recognise the importance of preserving and promoting our rich cultural legacy. The programme concluded on an inspiring note, leaving everyone with a renewed admiration for the language that continues to echo the wisdom of generations.

Guru Poornima was celebrated in our school with great devotion and enthusiasm. The day was dedicated to honouring teachers, and expressing gratitude to parents through Mathrupooja and Pithrupooja.

Our Guest of Honor Swamiji Vivekamritanandapuri spoke about the importance of Guru in a student’s life and role of parents in character building. Swamiji also highlighted the relevance of Guru Poornima Function. Students washed the feet of their mothers, offered flowers, and applied tilak. Similarly, students honoured their fathers by washing feet, offering garland and seeking blessings.The hall was filled with emotions as parents were moved to tears.Bhajans were sung with the coordination of Swamiji. Prasadams were distributed to everyone.

The Guru Poornima function was a grand success.Students from various classes  prepared posters to honor teachers celebrating the bond of knowledge with themes of gratitude, wisdom and tradition. Mathrupooja and Pithrupooja made the day very special and memorable for everyone. The programme reminded us that teachers and parents are the first Gurus of our life.

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Amrita Vidyalayam, Nigdi, Pune, had the privilege of participating in a spiritually enriching Vishnu Sahasranamam Mahamantra Chanting Programme on 12 August 2026, organised in association with VISVAS – Vishnu Sahasranama Samsthan.

VISVAS (Vishnu Sahasranama Samsthan), an ISO-certified organisation working in association with the Chennai Group of Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Satsangs, is committed to taking the sacred Sri Vishnu Sahasranamam to every nook and corner of the world. With devotees across more than 74 countries, VISVAS works towards creating a spiritually aware and value-oriented society through its unique 5D principle: Devotion + Discipline + Dedication + Determination + Development + Effort = Success.

The Vision and Motive of VISVAS

VISVAS places special emphasis on children, recognising them as the future generation. Its vision goes beyond academic education, focusing on the holistic development of children by nurturing spiritual awareness, moral values and responsible citizenship.

Through teaching and chanting Sri Vishnu Sahasranamam, VISVAS seeks to:

- Enlighten children about the values and glory of Sanatana Dharma.

- Instil Bhakti, moral values and discipline in young minds.

- Guide the younger generation towards the right path.

- Encourage children to grow into devout, responsible and compassionate citizens of Bharat.

- Enable devotees to learn and chant Vishnu Sahasranamam proficiently and become part of satsangs.

Mahamantra Chanting at Amrita Vidyalayam, Nigdi

On 12 August 2026, members of VISVAS Vishnu Sahasranamam Charitable Trust conducted a Vishnu Sahasranamam chanting session at Amrita Vidyalayam, Nigdi. Following the assembly, the invited guests, Shri Padmanabha and Smt. Gauri, joined the students and led the chanting of the Mahamantras.

The students participated in the chanting with devotion, enthusiasm and reverence, creating an atmosphere of peace and spiritual harmony within the school campus. The collective chanting offered the children an opportunity to experience the beauty of coming together through prayer and devotion.

The programme beautifully reflected the belief that education is most meaningful when it is complemented by values, discipline, spirituality and character building.

Through initiatives such as these, VISVAS continues to inspire young minds to connect with India's rich spiritual heritage while developing qualities that can contribute to a more harmonious and responsible society.

“Science and Spirituality Converge” — the spirit behind such initiatives reminds us that true education encompasses not only knowledge, but also values, inner growth and responsible living.

A Step Towards Holistic Development

The Vishnu Sahasranamam chanting programme at Amrita Vidyalayam, Nigdi, was more than a spiritual activity; it was an enriching experience that encouraged students to discover the power of collective prayer, concentration, devotion and positive values.

The school gratefully acknowledges the efforts of VISVAS in bringing this meaningful initiative to young learners and looks forward to nurturing many more such experiences that contribute to the holistic development of every child.

On June 5th, 2026, the school organized a series of engaging activities to mark World Environment Day and promote sustainability among students. The day began with a Special Assembly centered on environmental awareness, followed by an AYUDH student member delivering a speech on environmental conservation. Middle school students took part in a hands-on vegetable gardening session to learn sustainable practices, while higher class students participated in a Tree Plantation Drive across the campus. A demonstration on preparing vegetable compost from kitchen waste was also held to teach effective waste management. To further deepen understanding, an inter-class Environmental Quiz was conducted for all classes, and a Poster Making Competition on environmental themes encouraged creative expression among students.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Nigdi, celebrated International Yoga Day on 21 June 2026 with enthusiasm and a strong message of health, mindfulness and holistic well-being.

The programme highlighted the importance of Yoga in maintaining a healthy body, a calm mind and a balanced lifestyle. Aanagha Dalvi of Std. VII B delivered a short and informative speech, highlighting the significance of International Yoga Day and the valuable role that Yoga plays in our daily lives.

Following the informative session, students presented an engaging Yoga demonstration featuring various physical movements, exercises and yogic practices. Students from Std. II to Std. VIII participated in the demonstration, showcasing different Yoga postures with discipline, coordination and enthusiasm.

Nearly 30 students took part in the Yoga demonstration, making the celebration a meaningful and inspiring experience for the school community.

The programme served as a reminder that Yoga is not merely a form of physical exercise but a pathway towards physical fitness, mental well-being, concentration and inner harmony. By encouraging students to practise Yoga from a young age, the school continues to promote healthy habits and holistic development.

“Yoga is the journey of the self, through the self, to the self.”

The International Yoga Day celebration at Amrita Vidyalayam, Nigdi, was a wonderful step towards inspiring students to embrace Yoga as a part of their everyday lives and to nurture a healthier, happier and more balanced future.

Amrita Vidyalayam Cheruthuruthy celebrated Ramayana Fancy Dress competitions on July 17th for KG to IInd std students. A character explanation  was also done by the senior students .Fancy dress was conducted according to various situations developed in story. Characters like Rama ,Seetha, Lakshmana, Bharatha (both in King's and in vanavasa atttire), Hanuman, Jadayu, Kaikeyi, Manthara, Shabari, were presented on stage. Students listened curiously about each character's role in Ramayana. Presentation was done by comparing each character's influence to human mind  in negative and positive aspects .Everyone enjoyed listening to the story and understanding it's importance in present era. Best Character presentation was of Jadayu and certificate for the same was also handed over. Video of Ramayana story was shown to kids and Ramayana stories and sketches were displayed in notice board. We have also conducted Ramayana quiz competition in 3 categories and Ramayana chanting competition for students. The programme was further enriched by a devotional speech delivered by Narayana Chakyar. 

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Amrita Vidyalayam Cheruthuruthy celebrated Chocolate Day on July 7 th  .Children of Pre-KG to Second Std wore brown coloured dress. They presented some craft works made with chocolates beautifully on that day, some chocolate dishes were made by students with the help of teachers  by cutting chocolate packets ,mixing chocolate powder with their tiny hands and rolled out small laddoos by themselves. A few students talked about the importance of dark chocolates. Fun activity like guessing the colour of GEMS was also done for pre -KG students. Students traced and coloured chocolate wrappers in chart paper .A photo session was also done for the students .

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As part of the Chingam 1 Farmers' Day celebrations, our school organized a vibrant Agricultural Fair (Kaarshika Mela) to honor the hard work of farmers and raise awareness about traditional agriculture among students.

The highlight of the day was an impressive exhibition of various agricultural products. Students actively participated by bringing a rich variety of fresh vegetables, leafy greens, tubers, and traditional crop yields from home. The classrooms and display counters transformed into colorful showcases of organic produce, reflecting the agrarian culture of Kerala.

The event successfully inspired young minds to appreciate farming, understand the effort behind food production, and adopt sustainable living practices. It was a memorable day that brought the school community closer to nature.

On the occasion of World Bicycle Day, a Safety Workshop was organised for students of Grades VII to IX to promote safe and eco-friendly commuting. The session began with a PPT presentation introducing basic bicycle safety, followed by a video demonstration on repairing cycles and changing oil. To provide hands-on learning, a mechanic from a nearby workshop was invited to explain and demonstrate key maintenance skills such as fixing chains, inflating tires, checking brake responsiveness, and lubricating the chain. The activity helped students develop practical skills while reinforcing the importance of regular bicycle maintenance for safe commuting

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