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On 28th November 2025, our school joyfully celebrated Cartoon Day with great enthusiasm and active participation from students of Pre-KG to Grade 2.

Children came dressed in a variety of colourful cartoon costumes, adding vibrance and excitement to the day. A special assembly was conducted where students confidently presented five sentences about their chosen cartoon characters. Many children also performed dances in their costumes, making the event lively and enjoyable.

To enhance the festive atmosphere, we decorated the bulletin board with attractive cartoon pictures. The children were also shown a cartoon movie, which they thoroughly enjoyed.

The Science Exhibition, conducted for students from Grade 3 to +2, aimed to promote hands-on scientific inquiry, curiosity, and presentation skills among young learners. With the enthusiastic participation of more than 40 students, the event featured a variety of creative project displays, including volcano models, solar cookers, water filtration systems, rainwater harvesting chart work, and other innovative scientific demonstrations. Students showcased strong conceptual understanding, creativity, and effective communication while explaining their models. 

The exhibition also encouraged teamwork and interactive learning, allowing participants to engage deeply with scientific concepts in a collaborative environment. Overall, the event was a meaningful and successful platform that fostered scientific temper, confidence, and enthusiasm across all grades.

An Arts and Craft Exhibition was organised on 28 November 2025. The exhibition featured a variety of creative displays prepared by the students. Several students showcased their talent in vegetable carving and presented beautifully carved decorative pieces. Others displayed creative items made from palm leaves, highlighting traditional craft techniques.

In addition to these, an impressive collection of general craft items and clay modelling works were exhibited. The event provided students with an opportunity to express their creativity and appreciate different forms of art. The exhibition was colourful, engaging, and well received by everyone.

The Ayanthole Amritha Vidyalayam recently hosted the STOGO FEST, a prestigious event that encourages students to showcase their innovative talents in science, mathematics, and arts. The event was held on November 29, 2025, and saw participation from 13 Amritha Vidyalayams and around 300 students from across the state.

The chief guest, Shri N. Sreekumar, former president of Thrissur Press Club and member of the Film Censor Board, inaugurated the event. Over 100 working models and presentations were displayed, showcasing the students' creative prowess.

The best projects from the event will represent the school at the national-international STOGO FEST. Prominent dignitaries, including Stogo Fest Project Owner Mrs. Linra, TAKYON Director Mr. Sibi Mathews, and Amritha Vidyalayam  Brahmacharini Samagithamritha Chaitanya ji, graced the occasion.

The event aimed to foster creativity and innovation among students, providing a platform for them to share their ideas and learn from each other.

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Amrita Vidyalayam Puthiyakavu joyfully inaugurated AYUDH, the youth wing of Mata Amritanandamayi Math, in the blessed presence of esteemed dignitaries. The inspiring session led by Br.Vedavedyamrita Chaitanya AYUDH Coordinator, motivated students to embrace compassion, discipline and selfless service. We were honoured by the presence of Brahmachari Vedavedyamrita Chaitanya, National Coordinator of AYUDH India and Head of Mata Amritanandamayi Math, Kasaragod; Mr. Vivek Vijayan, faculty member in the Office of Youth Empowerment, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham and member of AYUDH’s National Coordination Committee; and Mr. Hari Vijay, Program Associate of AYUDH Kerala. Their message encouraged students of Classes IX and XI to awaken their inner strength and live with greater awareness. Filled with Amma’s blessings, the AYUDH inauguration marked a meaningful beginning towards nurturing confident, value-based and service-minded youth.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Puthiyakavu, celebrated a day of creativity and joy by organising an inspiring Art Workshop led by the renowned sculptor and painter Sir Abhilash Chitramoola, who holds a place in the India Book of Records and is the proud recipient of the Gandhi Bhavan Chitrakala Puraskhar. He has also conducted the State Youth Festival of Kerala and participated in several national and state-level art camps and exhibitions. Sir Abhilash, the Director of Chitrakala Peedam (School of Arts), guided students through hands-on artistic experiences—collage work for Grades 6 to 8, vegetable painting for Grade 5, and clay modelling for Grades 3 and 4. The day offered students a refreshing break from their usual routine, allowing them to express their imagination freely. They thoroughly enjoyed the vibrant, fun-filled activities that nurtured their creativity while giving them a welcome relief from their heavy school bags.

Meet Rudraprayag from UKG, our little superstar!

We're thrilled to share that Rudraprayag has secured a spot in the India Book of Records for participating in the Thrissur Pulikali (organised by Pulikali Aaghosha Samithi, Thrissur) in 2024 and 2025 at the age of 5 years and 3 months, donning a tiger costume!

 We honoured Rudraprayag in our Kids Fest, celebrating his incredible achievement. We're proud to have him as part of our school community!

Kudos, Rudraprayag! Keep shining!

The Parents Sports Meet at Amrita Vidyalayam turned into a heart-warming celebration of energy, laughter and togetherness, as our enthusiastic parents stepped onto the field with full spirit. Exciting events like the lemon-and-spoon race, filling-the-bottle challenge and the ever-thrilling musical chair filled the ground with cheers and happy moments. It was a beautiful sight to see parents giving their best while children clapped, cheered and beamed with pride. The event truly reflected the joy of bonding and the spirit of healthy fun, making it a memorable day for both parents and little ones alike.

Our KG Kids Sports Fest was a bundle of cuteness as our little ones hopped, jumped, toddled, zoomed and giggled their way through every event. With twinkling eyes and bouncy steps, they ran tiny races, balanced with adorable focus, and cheered for each other with pure joy. Every moment—every clap, every stumble, every triumphant smile—was filled with innocence and happiness. Their playful spirit made the whole day bright, heart-melting and unforgettable.

The much-awaited Sports Day of Amrita Vidyalayam, Puthiyakavu, was celebrated with great enthusiasm and school spirit on 7th November 2025. The day began with a warm welcome address by the Vice Prefect of the school, setting the tone for the energetic proceedings. The flag hoisting ceremony, followed by the impressive march past, filled the ground with pride and colour. The Sports Oath and the Lighting of the Sports Flame marked the official inauguration of the events, symbolising the spirit of unity, perseverance, and fair play. With hearts full of passion and eyes set on victory, the young athletes showcased true sportsmanship, making the day a memorable celebration of strength, teamwork, and determination.

On 28th November 2025, our school joyfully celebrated Cartoon Day with great enthusiasm and active participation from students of Pre-KG to Grade 2.

Children came dressed in a variety of colourful cartoon costumes, adding vibrance and excitement to the day. A special assembly was conducted where students confidently presented five sentences about their chosen cartoon characters. Many children also performed dances in their costumes, making the event lively and enjoyable.

To enhance the festive atmosphere, we decorated the bulletin board with attractive cartoon pictures. The children were also shown a cartoon movie, which they thoroughly enjoyed.

The Science Exhibition, conducted for students from Grade 3 to +2, aimed to promote hands-on scientific inquiry, curiosity, and presentation skills among young learners. With the enthusiastic participation of more than 40 students, the event featured a variety of creative project displays, including volcano models, solar cookers, water filtration systems, rainwater harvesting chart work, and other innovative scientific demonstrations. Students showcased strong conceptual understanding, creativity, and effective communication while explaining their models. 

The exhibition also encouraged teamwork and interactive learning, allowing participants to engage deeply with scientific concepts in a collaborative environment. Overall, the event was a meaningful and successful platform that fostered scientific temper, confidence, and enthusiasm across all grades.

An Arts and Craft Exhibition was organised on 28 November 2025. The exhibition featured a variety of creative displays prepared by the students. Several students showcased their talent in vegetable carving and presented beautifully carved decorative pieces. Others displayed creative items made from palm leaves, highlighting traditional craft techniques.

In addition to these, an impressive collection of general craft items and clay modelling works were exhibited. The event provided students with an opportunity to express their creativity and appreciate different forms of art. The exhibition was colourful, engaging, and well received by everyone.