Pi Approximation Day was observed at Amrita Vidyalayam Changanassery on July 22, the date that represents the approximate value of Pi (22/7). Teachers explained the importance of Pi in mathematics and how it is used to measure circles and curves. To make the day more engaging, students did chart work house-wise, showcasing creative presentations on the value, uses, and interesting facts about Pi. Fun activities like drawing circles, measuring diameters, and finding the ratio between circumference and diameter were also conducted, making the learning process interactive and enjoyable. Adding to the excitement, our students participated in Pi Palooza, a quiz, photography, and puzzle-solving event conducted by S.B. College, Changanassery, and won prizes, bringing pride to the school.

The sacred occasion of Guru Poornima was observed with deep devotion at Amrita Vidyalayam, Changanassery on 12th July 2025. The programme was blessed by the presence of Swamini Sreecharanamritapriya and Swamini Suvidyamrita Prana, who graced the event as chief guests.

The celebration began with the lighting of the lamp, followed by devotional bhajans rendered by the Bhajan group from the Ashram, which created a serene and spiritual atmosphere.

A special pooja was performed for the parents, honouring them as the first Gurus in a child’s life. This pooja was led by our beloved Principal, Bri. Viswapriyamrita Chaitanya, whose guidance and presence made the occasion even more meaningful.

Both Swaminis addressed the gathering and spoke about the significance of Guru Poornima, the invaluable role of a Guru in one’s life, and the importance of surrender, humility, and devotion on the spiritual path.

The event concluded with Guru Stotram chanting and the distribution of prasadam to all. The celebration left everyone with a heart full of gratitude and a renewed sense of reverence towards the Guru and the eternal values they uphold.

Chocolate Day was celebrated with great joy by the tiny tots of Pre-KG, LKG, and UKG.

Pre-KG students enjoyed making chocolate collages with the help of their teachers. It was a fun-filled activity that brought out their creativity.

LKG children coloured pictures of chocolate cakes in their colouring books. They were excited to use different colours and proudly showed their work.

UKG students had an interactive session where teachers explained the advantages and disadvantages of eating chocolates. The children listened with interest and shared their own thoughts too.

The celebration brought smiles and learning together, making it a memorable day for all our KG students.

Hiroshima Day was observed at Amrita Vidyalayam Changanassery on 6th August 2025 to mark the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. The programme reminded everyone about the tragic consequences of war and the need to work for global peace and harmony.

Students presented speeches and skits highlighting the devastation caused by nuclear weapons and the importance of promoting non-violence. Posters and charts prepared by the students emphasized the value of compassion, brotherhood, and a world without war.

Ms. Minimol P. R., Social Science faculty, addressed the gathering and encouraged the students to be ambassadors of peace and to practice kindness and tolerance in their daily lives. The programme concluded with a pledge taken by all to uphold peace and to work towards building a world of unity and harmony.

The Ramayana Month Celebration was held at Amrita Vidyalayam Changanassery on 15th August 2025 with devotion and enthusiasm. The programme aimed to instill in students the values and teachings of the Ramayana and to deepen their cultural and spiritual understanding. 

Students presented verses from the Ramayana with meaning, along with speeches that highlighted the timeless values of truth, dharma, and devotion to duty. Various competitions including quiz, storytelling, and recitation were organized as part of the observance. Colourful charts and illustrations prepared by the students added grace to the occasion. Students also came dressed as characters from the Ramayana such as Rama, Sita, Lakshmana, Hanuman, Ravana, Lava, and Kusha, which made the celebration more lively and meaningful.

The celebration concluded with prayers for peace, harmony, and the well-being of all.

The 79th Independence Day of our nation was celebrated with great patriotism and enthusiasm at Amrita Vidyalayam Changanassery on 15th August 2025. The entire campus was filled with the spirit of freedom and unity.

The programme began with the flag hoisting ceremony. Our respected Principal hoisted the national flag, and the whole gathering saluted it with pride, followed by the singing of the National Anthem. Students presented a colourful march-past showcasing discipline and coordination.

Patriotic songs, dances, and skits highlighting the sacrifices of our freedom fighters and the importance of freedom were staged by the students. Speeches in English, Malayalam, and Hindi reminded everyone of the value of independence and our responsibility towards the nation. Charts, posters, and models prepared by the students were also displayed on the campus.

The Principal, in the address, urged the students to uphold the values of truth, unity, and selfless service and to grow as responsible citizens. The programme concluded with the distribution of sweets.

The day’s celebration instilled in everyone a deep sense of pride in being an Indian and motivated the students to contribute positively to the progress of our country.

Quit India Day was observed at Amrita Vidyalayam Changanassery on 8th August 2025 to commemorate the anniversary of the Quit India Movement launched by Mahatma Gandhi in 1942. The programme reminded students of the courage and sacrifices made by freedom fighters in India’s struggle for independence.

Students delivered inspiring speeches highlighting the significance of the movement and its call for “Do or Die” in the fight against British rule. Charts and posters prepared by the students depicted key leaders and events of the movement, creating awareness about its historical importance. 

Ms. Sritha P. S., Social Science faculty, spoke on the occasion and encouraged the students to uphold the values of patriotism, unity, and truth in their lives. The programme concluded with the pledge to contribute responsibly towards the nation’s progress.

National Handloom Day was observed at Amrita Vidyalayam  Changanassery on 7th August 2025 to highlight the importance of India’s rich handloom tradition and to encourage the use of indigenous products.

Students presented speeches emphasizing the role of handloom in India’s freedom struggle and its continued significance in promoting self-reliance. Charts, posters, and models depicting different weaving styles and handloom products were displayed, creating awareness among the students.

Ms. Renju Narayanan, faculty member, addressed the gathering and reminded the students of the need to support Indian weavers by promoting handloom products in daily life. The programme inspired everyone to take pride in our heritage and to preserve the art of weaving for future generations.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Changanassery, celebrated Onam with traditional fervour and cultural splendour on 29th August. The campus was adorned with festive decorations, radiating the joy of Kerala’s harvest festival. 

The celebrations began with a soulful Kacheri, followed by the majestic entry of Maveli Ezhunnallath, which was warmly welcomed by all. Various Onakkalikal (traditional games) added fun and excitement to the day, while the distribution of sweet and delicious Onam Payasam spread happiness among everyone.

 The grand finale was the vibrant Thumbi Thullal, where students showcased graceful dance movements in perfect harmony, leaving the audience captivated. The celebration concluded on a joyous note, filling hearts with the spirit of unity, tradition and happiness.

Pi Approximation Day was observed at Amrita Vidyalayam Changanassery on July 22, the date that represents the approximate value of Pi (22/7). Teachers explained the importance of Pi in mathematics and how it is used to measure circles and curves. To make the day more engaging, students did chart work house-wise, showcasing creative presentations on the value, uses, and interesting facts about Pi. Fun activities like drawing circles, measuring diameters, and finding the ratio between circumference and diameter were also conducted, making the learning process interactive and enjoyable. Adding to the excitement, our students participated in Pi Palooza, a quiz, photography, and puzzle-solving event conducted by S.B. College, Changanassery, and won prizes, bringing pride to the school.

The sacred occasion of Guru Poornima was observed with deep devotion at Amrita Vidyalayam, Changanassery on 12th July 2025. The programme was blessed by the presence of Swamini Sreecharanamritapriya and Swamini Suvidyamrita Prana, who graced the event as chief guests.

The celebration began with the lighting of the lamp, followed by devotional bhajans rendered by the Bhajan group from the Ashram, which created a serene and spiritual atmosphere.

A special pooja was performed for the parents, honouring them as the first Gurus in a child’s life. This pooja was led by our beloved Principal, Bri. Viswapriyamrita Chaitanya, whose guidance and presence made the occasion even more meaningful.

Both Swaminis addressed the gathering and spoke about the significance of Guru Poornima, the invaluable role of a Guru in one’s life, and the importance of surrender, humility, and devotion on the spiritual path.

The event concluded with Guru Stotram chanting and the distribution of prasadam to all. The celebration left everyone with a heart full of gratitude and a renewed sense of reverence towards the Guru and the eternal values they uphold.

Chocolate Day was celebrated with great joy by the tiny tots of Pre-KG, LKG, and UKG.

Pre-KG students enjoyed making chocolate collages with the help of their teachers. It was a fun-filled activity that brought out their creativity.

LKG children coloured pictures of chocolate cakes in their colouring books. They were excited to use different colours and proudly showed their work.

UKG students had an interactive session where teachers explained the advantages and disadvantages of eating chocolates. The children listened with interest and shared their own thoughts too.

The celebration brought smiles and learning together, making it a memorable day for all our KG students.