Our school celebrated Gih Jayanthi with great enthusiasm. The program began with a storytelling presentation related to the Bhagavad Gita by Gauri Naveen of Class 3A. This was followed by Gita chanting by Dhyan Krishna of Class 2, which added a devotional start to the event.

Students then participated in various competitions, including poster making, storytelling, and Gita recitation for Classes 4 and 5. A special speech on the significance of Gita Jayanthi was delivered during the assembly. The posters created by the students were displayed on the school bulletin board.

The celebration helped students understand the values of the Bhagavad Gita and encouraged creative expression.

The tour included visits to Bhoothathankettu, Injathotty, Kerala Science City (Kottayam), and Farm Sanctuary (Thiruvankulam). The first destination was Bhoothathankettu, an ascetic and historically significant damsite. Surrounded by lush greenery and calm waters, the place offers a fresh natural setting. The group explored the surroundings, enjoyed the weather, took group photographs, and appreciated Kerala’s natural beauty. The visit helped students observe how nature and engineering coexist harmoniously.

Travelled to Injathotty, well known for its historic old suspension bridge. Students were excited to walk across the bridge, observing the river flowing below and the dense forest on either side. It was both an adventurous and educational experience, giving students an insight into toddler construction methods and bridge design. The stop allowed students to connect nature, history and engineering in one place.

Kerala Science City in Kottayam which added a strong academic and exploratory element to the trip. Students explored a variety of interactive exhibits that demonstrated concepts related to physics, space science, biology, math, technology, etc. The hands–on displays allowed students to engage with science practically and enjoyably. The experience helped students connect classroom learning with real-world applications and sparked curiosity and excitement toward scientific exploration.

The final stop of the day was Farm Sanctuary in Thiruvankulam, where fun and relaxation awaited the group. The spacious environment offered plenty of room for students to walk, play, and interact freely with nature. The most anticipated and enjoyable part of the visit was the rain dance and the DJ. Students danced enthusiastically, shared laughter, and created cherished memories with their friends and teachers.

Tour filled with happiness and unforgettable memories, and remarkable success. It offered a perfect balance of learning, adventure, and entertainment for the students.

The entire atmosphere of Amrita Nursery transformed into a world of colours, imagination, and fun as the little ones eagerly participated in the celebration. The day was specially planned to nurture creativity, self-expression, and joyful learning among young children.

The programme began with the teachers introducing the significance of Cartoon Day—how cartoons spark imagination, teach values, and reflect simple life lessons in a way children easily understand. Following this, students were encouraged to introduce their favourite cartoon characters. With bright smiles and sparkling eyes, children spoke confidently about characters they admire, such as Chhota Bheem, Doraemon, Motu Patlu, and especially Spiderman. They shared what they love most about these characters—bravery, kindness, humour, and adventure.

The celebration continued with an engaging cartoon screening session where children watched short clips of their favourite shows. This activity filled the room with laughter, excitement, and joy, creating a warm and lively environment.

A major attraction of the day was the character dress-up segment. Many students arrived dressed as their favourite cartoon heroes. The Spiderman costumes, in particular, added an energetic charm to the event. Children enjoyed enacting their characters—striking poses, expressing dialogues, and showing off their costumes with pride. This helped build their confidence and allowed them to express themselves freely.

Teachers also organised small interactive games, character-recognition activities, and storytelling sessions that revolved around cartoon themes. These activities encouraged teamwork, listening skills, and creativity among the young learners.

Overall, Cartoon Day at Amrita Vidyalayam Edappally became a memorable celebration that blended learning with fun. The wide smiles on the children’s faces reflected the success of the event. The day not only entertained the students but also enriched their imagination, communication skills, and social interaction. It was truly a delightful experience for both students and teachers.

The Annual Day Celebrations of Amrita Vidyalayam, Ernakulam, were held on Saturday, 6th December 2025, at 2.00 p.m., in the gracious presence of Sampoojya Swami Poornamritanandapuri, General Secretary of Mata Amritanandamayi Math, and the Chief Guest Dr K. S. Radhakrishnan, eminent scholar, writer, philosopher, and politician. The programme was attended by parents, teachers, and students.

The celebration began on an auspicious note with a melodious musical presentation by the students, creating a serene ambience. 

The official function commenced with a graceful welcome dance, followed by the lighting of the lamp and invocation. The Annual Report was presented by the respected Principal, Dr Manoranjini V., highlighting the school’s academic achievements and holistic development during the academic year.

In his address, the Chief Guest inspired the students to strive for excellence while upholding strong values. The gathering was further blessed by the presence and words of Sampoojya Swami Poornamritanandapuri. This was followed by felicitation and prize distribution, honouring students for their outstanding achievements.

The cultural segment showcased vibrant performances by students from Pre-KG to Class XI, reflecting their creativity and talent. The celebration concluded with the captivating dance drama Bhasmasura Mohini Vrithantham, which left a lasting impression on the audience.

The programme concluded with a vote of thanks proposed by Mrs Sindhu M., Academic Coordinator, followed by the National Anthem and Shanti Mantra.

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Amrita Vidyalayam, Ernakulam, celebrated Kisan Divas by taking our students on an insightful visit to a farm and a coastal village, where they participated in an aquaculture programme. The event, held in collaboration with the local Panchayat, ward members, and councillors, and supported by the bank, showcased sustainable practices in agriculture and aquaculture.

Over ten days, an exhibition was also organised, highlighting innovative farming techniques. Our students gained hands-on experience in aquaculture. They also visited a farm practising organic farming, reinforcing the importance of sustainable agriculture.

As part of the celebration, we honoured Mrs. Varghese for his outstanding contributions to agriculture, recognising his dedication to the field.

Red Colour Day was celebrated enthusiastically in the Kindergarten section to help children recognise and understand the red colour in a fun-filled manner. The classrooms were decorated with red-themed materials, creating a joyful and attractive learning environment.

For the LKG class, a red-themed side corner was arranged using red balloons, a red curtain, and red-coloured objects. Children observed, named, and identified various red items, which enhanced their visual recognition skills.

The UKG class participated in red colouring activities and object identification activities. Children showed interest and enthusiasm while completing the tasks.

Students came dressed in red-coloured outfits, adding vibrancy to the celebration. Teachers engaged children through rhymes, conversations, and interactive activities related to the red colour.

The celebration helped in developing colour recognition, vocabulary, observation skills, and confidence among the children. Overall, Red Colour Day was a joyful and meaningful learning experience for all.

The Christmas Day celebration was joyfully celebrated in our kindergarten with great enthusiasm and happiness. The Christmas Tree  were beautifully decorated with Christmas stars and various decorative items brought by the students, creating a joyful festive atmosphere. Students came dressed in red coloured outfits along with Santa caps, which added charm and excitement to the celebration. The children actively participated in craft activities such as making Santa masks and Christmas stars, showing creativity and interest. One of the teacher dressed up as Santa Claus and interacted cheerfully with the children. Santa danced with the students to lively Christmas songs, spreading joy and laughter among all. The children enthusiastically joined in the dance and enjoyed every moment of the celebration.

Learning outcomes:

The Christmas Day celebration helped students understand the values of sharing, happiness, and togetherness. The programme was a memorable and joyful experience for all the children.

National Mathematics Day was celebrated in our school on 22 December to commemorate the birth anniversary of the great mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan. As part of the programme, Shruthi Jayakrishnan of Class IX A delivered a speech highlighting the importance of National Mathematics Day and the valuable contributions of Srinivasa Ramanujan. The speech was informative and inspiring.
To mark the occasion, two competitions were conducted for the students: drawing the portrait of Srinivasa Ramanujan and a mathematical patterns drawing competition. Students participated enthusiastically and showcased their creativity through their drawings.
The celebration helped students understand the importance of mathematics and encouraged greater interest in the subject. The programme was meaningful and added value to the observance of National Mathematics Day.

 Amrita Vidyalayam, Ernakulam, observed World Meditation Day on 22nd December 2025. The Meditation session was led by Sri Hariharan Iyer from Brahmasthanam. All our students felt really blessed to be a part of the MA - AUM Meditation, as they felt really relaxed and peaceful. We ensure that the students will continue to practice meditation as part of their daily routine. so that it will improve their memory and intelligence. 

Amrita Vidyalayam’s Class 6  went on a one-day educational trip to Inchathotty, Bhoothathankettu, Science City (Kottayam), and the Farm Sanctuary, Thiruvankulam, on 10th December 2025. Students enjoyed walking across the Inchathotty suspension bridge and exploring the natural beauty of Bhoothathankettu.

At Science City, they engaged with various scientific exhibits and interactive learning models. The day concluded at the Farm Sanctuary with energetic activities such as warm-up sessions, dance, rain dance, and a campfire.

Overall, the trip provided students with meaningful learning experiences along with fun and memorable moments.

Our school celebrated Gih Jayanthi with great enthusiasm. The program began with a storytelling presentation related to the Bhagavad Gita by Gauri Naveen of Class 3A. This was followed by Gita chanting by Dhyan Krishna of Class 2, which added a devotional start to the event.

Students then participated in various competitions, including poster making, storytelling, and Gita recitation for Classes 4 and 5. A special speech on the significance of Gita Jayanthi was delivered during the assembly. The posters created by the students were displayed on the school bulletin board.

The celebration helped students understand the values of the Bhagavad Gita and encouraged creative expression.

The tour included visits to Bhoothathankettu, Injathotty, Kerala Science City (Kottayam), and Farm Sanctuary (Thiruvankulam). The first destination was Bhoothathankettu, an ascetic and historically significant damsite. Surrounded by lush greenery and calm waters, the place offers a fresh natural setting. The group explored the surroundings, enjoyed the weather, took group photographs, and appreciated Kerala’s natural beauty. The visit helped students observe how nature and engineering coexist harmoniously.

Travelled to Injathotty, well known for its historic old suspension bridge. Students were excited to walk across the bridge, observing the river flowing below and the dense forest on either side. It was both an adventurous and educational experience, giving students an insight into toddler construction methods and bridge design. The stop allowed students to connect nature, history and engineering in one place.

Kerala Science City in Kottayam which added a strong academic and exploratory element to the trip. Students explored a variety of interactive exhibits that demonstrated concepts related to physics, space science, biology, math, technology, etc. The hands–on displays allowed students to engage with science practically and enjoyably. The experience helped students connect classroom learning with real-world applications and sparked curiosity and excitement toward scientific exploration.

The final stop of the day was Farm Sanctuary in Thiruvankulam, where fun and relaxation awaited the group. The spacious environment offered plenty of room for students to walk, play, and interact freely with nature. The most anticipated and enjoyable part of the visit was the rain dance and the DJ. Students danced enthusiastically, shared laughter, and created cherished memories with their friends and teachers.

Tour filled with happiness and unforgettable memories, and remarkable success. It offered a perfect balance of learning, adventure, and entertainment for the students.

The entire atmosphere of Amrita Nursery transformed into a world of colours, imagination, and fun as the little ones eagerly participated in the celebration. The day was specially planned to nurture creativity, self-expression, and joyful learning among young children.

The programme began with the teachers introducing the significance of Cartoon Day—how cartoons spark imagination, teach values, and reflect simple life lessons in a way children easily understand. Following this, students were encouraged to introduce their favourite cartoon characters. With bright smiles and sparkling eyes, children spoke confidently about characters they admire, such as Chhota Bheem, Doraemon, Motu Patlu, and especially Spiderman. They shared what they love most about these characters—bravery, kindness, humour, and adventure.

The celebration continued with an engaging cartoon screening session where children watched short clips of their favourite shows. This activity filled the room with laughter, excitement, and joy, creating a warm and lively environment.

A major attraction of the day was the character dress-up segment. Many students arrived dressed as their favourite cartoon heroes. The Spiderman costumes, in particular, added an energetic charm to the event. Children enjoyed enacting their characters—striking poses, expressing dialogues, and showing off their costumes with pride. This helped build their confidence and allowed them to express themselves freely.

Teachers also organised small interactive games, character-recognition activities, and storytelling sessions that revolved around cartoon themes. These activities encouraged teamwork, listening skills, and creativity among the young learners.

Overall, Cartoon Day at Amrita Vidyalayam Edappally became a memorable celebration that blended learning with fun. The wide smiles on the children’s faces reflected the success of the event. The day not only entertained the students but also enriched their imagination, communication skills, and social interaction. It was truly a delightful experience for both students and teachers.