Empowering Future Leaders with Values

The Social Science Department conducted a Hiroshima Day Celebration to create awareness among students about the devastating effects of war and the importance of peace. As part of the programme, a PowerPoint presentation highlighting the history of the Hiroshima bombing, its consequences, and the significance of peace was presented to the students.

A short video depicting the impact of the Hiroshima tragedy was also screened. The programme helped students understand the value of peace, humanity, and the need to prevent such tragedies in the future.

Guru Purnima 2026 Celebrated with Devotion and Reverence at Amrita Vidyalayam, Ramanathapuram

The programme was graced by the presence of Br. Nikilesamrita Chaitanya, whose inspiring address highlighted the profound significance of the Guru in guiding individuals towards knowledge, wisdom, values, and self-realization. He encouraged the students to cultivate gratitude, humility, discipline, and deep respect for their teachers and parents.

The celebration featured devotional prayers, bhajans, cultural performances, and insightful talks highlighting the importance of the Guru–Shishya tradition in Indian culture. Through heartfelt performances and messages, the students expressed their gratitude and reverence towards their teachers, creating a spiritually uplifting and memorable atmosphere.

The programme concluded with prayers for the well-being of all and a renewed commitment to uphold the timeless values imparted by the Gurus. The celebration inspired students and staff to pursue the path of knowledge, service, discipline, and righteousness under the guidance of their teachers.

As part of Exercise Day, a Mass Drill was conducted for the students of Classes V to VIII at the school premises on September 1, 2026. The programme was organized to promote physical fitness, discipline, coordination, concentration, and awareness of the importance of regular exercise.

The session included calisthenics and free-hand exercises, along with warm-up, stretching, and coordinated drill movements. The students actively participated in the exercises under the guidance of the Physical Education teacher.

The students performed the activities with great enthusiasm, maintaining proper rhythm, posture, coordination, and discipline throughout the session. The Mass Drill was successfully conducted and provided the students with an enjoyable opportunity to engage in physical activity while developing strength, flexibility, coordination, teamwork, and a healthy attitude towards fitness.

The programme concluded successfully with active participation from all the students.

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.

Exercise Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Amrita Vidyalayam, highlighting the importance of physical fitness, regular exercise, and healthy living among students.

The programme began with an Introduction to Exercise, where students were made aware of the importance of regular physical activity and its role in maintaining a healthy lifestyle. This was followed by an Exercise Demonstration, during which students demonstrated four simple exercises.

A coordinated Mass Drill was then performed by the students with active participation and discipline. The students also shared valuable Health and Fitness Tips, highlighting the benefits of regular exercise and physical activity.

Adding energy and excitement to the programme, an enthusiastic Zumba Dance Session was conducted, with students participating actively and joyfully.

The programme concluded successfully with enthusiastic participation from the students. The celebration provided an engaging platform for students to understand the importance of fitness while promoting discipline, teamwork, and healthy habits.

The Social Science Department conducted a Hiroshima Day Celebration to create awareness among students about the devastating effects of war and the importance of peace. As part of the programme, a PowerPoint presentation highlighting the history of the Hiroshima bombing, its consequences, and the significance of peace was presented to the students.

A short video depicting the impact of the Hiroshima tragedy was also screened. The programme helped students understand the value of peace, humanity, and the need to prevent such tragedies in the future.

Sree Krishna Jayanti was celebrated at Amrita Vidyalayam with devotion, joy, and enthusiastic participation from the school community. The programme commenced with prayer and the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, followed by a spiritual talk on the life and teachings of Lord Krishna.

The celebration featured Krishna Leela, devotional and dance presentations, and children dressed as Krishna and Radha. Group photographs captured the festive moments, while the participation of Reverend Swamini, the Principal, teachers, parents, students, and support staff added to the spirit of togetherness.

The celebration concluded with the traditional Dahi Handi/Uriyadi, bringing great excitement and joy to the children. The programme provided meaningful experiential learning, strengthened cultural awareness, and fostered values of devotion, unity, discipline, and compassion, thereby contributing to SDG 4 – Quality Education and the holistic development of students.

We observed National Sports day at our campus in glorious memory of Major Dhyan Chand, the students took part in mini marathon organised in our school campus.

The winners were felicitated by Vice Principal Ms Subrata Pattnayak. And other Sports teachers.

We observed Krishna Jayanti on 3rd September 2026. The puja was conducted by Bri Rasikamrita Chaitanya and Mr Ajit Kumar Rana who chanted 108 of lord Krishna. The children of LKG and UKG adorned beautiful costumes of Krishna and Radha to commemorate the occasion.

Sanskrit Day was celebrated with the active participation of students through Sanskrit speeches and recitations. The guest, who had profound knowledge of Sanskrit, the Deva Bhasha, conveyed a meaningful message of peace through the language. Students also took a pledge against drug abuse in Sanskrit, creating greater awareness about its harmful effects.

The Social Science Department conducted a Hiroshima Day Celebration to create awareness among students about the devastating effects of war and the importance of peace. As part of the programme, a PowerPoint presentation highlighting the history of the Hiroshima bombing, its consequences, and the significance of peace was presented to the students.

A short video depicting the impact of the Hiroshima tragedy was also screened. The programme helped students understand the value of peace, humanity, and the need to prevent such tragedies in the future.

Guru Purnima 2026 Celebrated with Devotion and Reverence at Amrita Vidyalayam, Ramanathapuram

The programme was graced by the presence of Br. Nikilesamrita Chaitanya, whose inspiring address highlighted the profound significance of the Guru in guiding individuals towards knowledge, wisdom, values, and self-realization. He encouraged the students to cultivate gratitude, humility, discipline, and deep respect for their teachers and parents.

The celebration featured devotional prayers, bhajans, cultural performances, and insightful talks highlighting the importance of the Guru–Shishya tradition in Indian culture. Through heartfelt performances and messages, the students expressed their gratitude and reverence towards their teachers, creating a spiritually uplifting and memorable atmosphere.

The programme concluded with prayers for the well-being of all and a renewed commitment to uphold the timeless values imparted by the Gurus. The celebration inspired students and staff to pursue the path of knowledge, service, discipline, and righteousness under the guidance of their teachers.

As part of Exercise Day, a Mass Drill was conducted for the students of Classes V to VIII at the school premises on September 1, 2026. The programme was organized to promote physical fitness, discipline, coordination, concentration, and awareness of the importance of regular exercise.

The session included calisthenics and free-hand exercises, along with warm-up, stretching, and coordinated drill movements. The students actively participated in the exercises under the guidance of the Physical Education teacher.

The students performed the activities with great enthusiasm, maintaining proper rhythm, posture, coordination, and discipline throughout the session. The Mass Drill was successfully conducted and provided the students with an enjoyable opportunity to engage in physical activity while developing strength, flexibility, coordination, teamwork, and a healthy attitude towards fitness.

The programme concluded successfully with active participation from all the students.